Campbell met his first spouse Linda Larnach, who was eight years more established, in Scotland. He later breastfed her through a wellbeing alarm and ME and invested significant energy from his profession. At the point when they in this way separated she gave interviews in which she said his vocation break had been an exposure stunt. Campbell wedded his subsequent spouse, columnist Christina “Tina” Ritchie who is the previous head of Virgin Radio News, in December 1997 in Kensington, and the couple have four little girls.
In 1989, during his first marriage, Campbell followed his introduction to the world mother, and after having offspring of his own with Ritchie, he chose in 2002 to locate his Irish organic dad. While his introduction to the world mother was from a Dublin Protestant family, his organic dad was a Northern Irish Catholic thirteen years more youthful than her. He additionally found that his granddad had been in the IRA in 1919–1921, and his natural dad had been dynamic in the IRA of the 1950s, and still held Irish Republican perspectives.
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Notwithstanding, these cases show up bogus as expressed by numerous individuals from his family that his dad’s side of the family was Protestant and his granddad an individual from the Garda Siochana. In 2004, Campbell composed Blue-Eyed Son [Story of an Adoption], his record of being embraced and following the two his introduction to the world guardians and his more distant families in Ireland. The two sides of his introduction to the world families assisted with and added to the book. His introduction to the world mother, Stella, kicked the bucket in 2007; Campbell talked at her Dublin memorial service.
Because of his book and his work advancing reception, he was approached to turn into a Patron of the British Association for Adoption and Fostering (BAAF). He is likewise profoundly engaged with crusading on basic entitlements issues. He has spoken at the yearly ‘Walk for Elephants and Rhino’ and composed broadly on the issues for the public press. He works intimately with Will Travers, Virginia McKenna, and the Born Free Foundation.
He has homes in Salford, Clapham, and Glenelg. On December 12, 2019, Campbell reported through web-based media that his mom Sheila had kicked the bucket at 96 years old. She had showed up in her child’s scene of Who Do You Think You Are in 2007.