In a recent Louis Theroux podcast episode, Lulu, the renowned Shout singer at 77, made surprising revelations about Maurice Gibb. Lulu mentioned the existence of a son fathered by Maurice, suggesting it might have occurred during their marriage. She disclosed that the son, Nick Endacott-Gibb, confirmed his lineage through an online DNA test in 2019, clarifying that he was conceived before Lulu and Maurice were romantically involved.

Nick, now 57 and residing in Hove, East Sussex, shared details about his childhood and journey to uncover his biological roots. Born in April 1968 and adopted at 18 months, Nick embarked on a quest to find his birth parents, eventually connecting with his biological mother, Patti Nolder. A series of events led him to discover that his biological father was not initially who he thought but the late Maurice Gibb, a member of the iconic Bee Gees.

Following this revelation, Nick reunited with members of the Gibb family, including Maurice’s son Adam Gibb and other cousins. Together with his newfound family, Nick embarked on musical endeavors, forming a project called Cousins Gibb and recording their rendition of Tragedy. Expressing his joy at finally finding his family, Nick reflected on the impact of Maurice’s legacy and his upcoming collaborations in the music industry.

Despite the bittersweet realization that he never had the chance to meet Maurice, Nick is set to honor his father’s memory through music. With plans for a musical release in May and participation in the Best of the Bee Gees UK tour alongside his cousin Debbie, Nick embraces his identity as a Gibb and looks forward to carrying on the musical legacy of the Bee Gees into the future.