Ed Sheeran's cousin, Jethro Sheeran, is ready to put their long-running family feud behind them, but he hopes Ed will also be willing to make peace. Both have not spoken for nearly 7 or 8 years, and Jethro says he still does not fully understand why things went so wrong between them.
Their problems began after Jethro released a remix called 'Raise Em Up'. Ed's record label, Warner Music, demanded that the singer's name and picture be removed from the song.
The matter later went to court, leaving Jethro feeling hurt and angry. Jethro, however, believes Ed treated him badly and says the situation also upset other members of their family.
Even after all these years, Jethro says he does not hate his cousin. He wants them to settle their differences, not just for themselves but for the whole family.
He told the Mail on Sunday, "I would definitely hug and make up for the sake of our family." Their feud resurfaced when Ed later spoke about the family member at a concert. He has yet to respond to Jethro's latest comments.
The music industry often sees such personal disputes, but family ties usually carry a different weight. Fans of the singer are hopeful that the two might reconcile soon, as the public nature of the disagreement has been a point of concern for their shared relatives.
Jethro remains optimistic that a private conversation could resolve the lingering tension. He emphasized that the legal battles of the past should not dictate their future relationship as cousins.
While Ed Sheeran continues his global tours and record-breaking success, the shadow of this family rift remains a topic of interest for tabloid media. Observers note that the singer is known for his private nature, making a public reconciliation less likely.
Regardless of the outcome, Jethro's public outreach marks a significant shift in his approach to the conflict. He has chosen to prioritize family unity over the grievances that led to their estrangement.
The coming months will reveal if the Grammy-winning artist chooses to acknowledge this olive branch. For now, the ball remains firmly in Ed Sheeran's court regarding the future of their personal connection.
