Seven years ago Lee Langton was at a party at his aunt Liz’s house. It was a typical house party filled with friends and family, where they told jokes and ate Chinese food. And then his world changed forever.
His aunt, after a few drinks, asked him if he ever saw his brother Richard. “I was like who is Richard?!,” says Lee, a tour manager from London. That's when Liz told him.
Lee was surprised to learn that he had an older brother, something his mother Annie Langton, who passed away in 1999 aged 56, had kept a secret all these years.
