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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ed_Le_BrocqEd Le Brocq - Wikipedia

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   Personal life and family. He has a brother, Tim Ayres, who is an artist who as of 2019 lives and works in the Netherlands, and whose work is held in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, the New York Public Library, and by members of the Dutch royal family. [22] He also has two sisters, Liz and Penny.

   • Occupation(s): Musician, broadcaster, teacher
   • Born: 1967 (age 55–56), Dover, England

   • Spouse: Carol "Charlie" Le Brocq (married 2022–present)
   • Known for: ABC Classic presenter

2. www.wikiwand.com › en › Ed_Le_BrocqEd Le Brocq - Wikiwand

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   Ayres received Australian citizenship in 2010. A friend of Ayres', Carol "Charlie" Le Brocq, offered assistance and support during his gender transition in 2016, and they subsequently fell in love and became partners. They married in February 2022, and Ed took her surname.

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   Did Ed Ayres get married?

   • Ed Ayres got married last weekend ^ a b Russell Torrance, Ed Ayres (4 March 2022). Classic Breakfast. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Event occurs at 1:31:43. Retrieved 5 March 2022. I am taking Charlie's name, so I'll now be Ed Le Brocq ^ a b c Ayres, Eddie (25 July 2018). Sonam and the Silence by Eddie Ayres. Allen & Unwin.

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   What did Eddie Ayres do for a living?

   • Eddie Ayres has a lifetime of musical experience but much of it was as Emma Ayres, and much of it was overshadowed by depression. In this book extract he explains how his path to salvation was teaching music in Afghanistan I had a dream job, presenting classical music radio [for ABC Classic FM]. Easy.

   Moving to a war zone was better than living with what was

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   What does Eddie Ayres think about Pakistan?

   • Eddie Ayres thinks back to Pakistan. It was, he says, a "total beam of light" moment; where he saw the truth about who he was. But that truth was also a frightening "terrible realisation" – and one that he was entirely unprepared to deal with.

   Why Emma Ayres became Eddie Ayres - The Sydney Morning Herald

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   Where did Eddie Ayres teach cello?

   • Eddie Ayres in Kabul, where he taught cello at the Afghanistan National Institute of Music. Photograph: Eddie Ayres Eddie Ayres has a lifetime of musical experience but much of it was as Emma Ayres, and much of it was overshadowed by depression. In this book extract he explains how his path to salvation was teaching music in Afghanistan

   Moving to a war zone was better than living with what was

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4. www.celebsagewiki.com › eddie-ayresEddie Ayres Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth, Family

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   Eddie Ayres was born on 1967 in Dover, is a Radio presenter, musician, teacher. Discover Eddie Ayres's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates.

   • Age: 56 years old
   • Born: 1967

   • Birthplace: Dover, England
   • Occupation: Radio presenter, musician, teacher

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   Sep 23, 2017 · Eddie and his partner Carol on holiday in Loch Ness. Photograph: Eddie Ayres When I realised I was transgender, it was a life-destroying moment: I knew from then on that I would never be happy ...

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6. www.smh.com.au › lifestyle › why-emma-ayres-becameWhy Emma Ayres became Eddie Ayres - The Sydney Morning Herald

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   Sep 6, 2016 · A former ABC radio host and musician realised he was a transgender man years ago – but it took a stint working as a teacher in Afghanistan to impel Emma Ayres to become Eddie Ayres. Emma Ayres ...

7. www.mamamia.com.au › eddie-ayresThe remarkable story of becoming Eddie Ayres. - Mamamia

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   Sep 10, 2016 · Growing up in a happy single parent family in England, Eddie says he realised he was attracted to women when he was around 14-years-old. “I got to lesbian and just stopped,” he explained. In the 16 years that followed on from that day in Pakistan, Ayres’ life underwent major changes.

8. www.abc.net.au › news › 2017/10/06Revealing the man in Afghanistan - ABC News

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   Oct 5, 2017 · To begin with, Eddie Ayres was born Emma Ayres in the '60s to staunchly conservative parents in little-known Shropshire — "the largest county in England with the smallest population". After stints studying in London and Berlin, he spent eight years playing the viola with the Hong Kong Philharmonic before moving to Australia.