Emily Atack has a very famous family with actors, singers and a connection to the Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney.The expectant mother found fame herself after playing the role of Charlotte Hinchcliffe on E4's The Inbetweeners.The actress, 34, announced on Saturday, December 30 that she was expecting her first child with her scientist boyfriend, Dr Alistair Garner.

Emily is said to be "over the moon" and is "more than ready to be a mum". As Emily prepares herself for parenthood, she'll no doubt be supported by her star-studded family and doting boyfriend, who is actually her stepcousin.

Here's everything you need to know... Who are Emily's parents? Emily's dad is Keith Atack, a musician, who was in the British 70s pop group Child.

He started playing the bassist in the band before switching to guitar.Their biggest hit was called It’s Only Make Believe. After his time in the band, Keith became a session musician for the likes of David Cassidy, Rick Astley and Bonnie Tyler during the 80s.

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