Long Lost Family reunites foster sister and brother 46 years after they were torn apart
It’s no surprise that tonight’s installment of Long Lost Family is extremely emotional, as the award-winning ITV series reunites foster siblings after more than four decades.The episode opens as we’re introduced to 53-year-old Kate Brown from Portsmouth, who was fostered when she was five days old, after her mother couldn’t cope with a newborn due to suffering from medical problems including epilepsy. Kate, who was fostered by a family called the Barters, says the only person she ever really felt a connection with while growing up was her foster brother John Bradley who she hasn’t seen for 46 years.