Bonnie Wright Welcomes Her Second Son, Aster Sky

Bonnie Wright has welcomed her second child with husband Andrew Lococo. The actor and environmental advocate announced on October 17 that their son, Aster Sky Wright Lococo, was born at home on September 28.

Wright explained that the baby’s first name was inspired by the star-shaped aster flower. Her announcement also offered a glimpse of Aster settling into family life alongside the couple’s older son, Elio, who turned three in September.

A new chapter for the Wright-Lococo family

The new arrival makes Wright and Lococo parents of two boys. In her announcement, Wright said Aster had already been surrounded by affection from his big brother. She also thanked the birth workers who supported the family through the home delivery.

The couple married in March 2022 and welcomed Elio in September 2023. Wright first revealed her second pregnancy in April, sharing the news in a post featuring Elio and describing the baby as another “little earthling” due in the fall.

The birth announcement included quiet family moments rather than a formal celebrity reveal. The images showed the newborn resting with his mother, Lococo taking him out in a stroller and Elio leaning in to see his younger brother. That intimate presentation matched the nature-centered tone Wright has used when sharing parts of her home life.

Life beyond the Wizarding World

Wright remains widely recognized as Ginny Weasley from the Harry Potter films, a role she began playing as a child. Her work since the franchise has expanded into directing, writing and environmental advocacy.

Her 2022 book, Go Gently, focused on practical ways to live more sustainably, and she has continued that theme through projects centered on families, nature and everyday climate action. Parenthood has increasingly become part of that public conversation, although Wright has kept the emphasis on routines and values rather than constant access to her children.

Aster’s arrival adds a personal milestone to that evolving public life. For longtime fans who first watched Wright grow up on screen, the announcement marks another chapter well beyond Hogwarts—one shaped by family, environmental work and the small rituals of raising two young boys.