Ed Sheeran explains true cause he’s leaving UK and transferring to America

Ed Sheeran has defined why he had made the choice to relocate to the US.

The ‘Form of You’ singer, 34, at the moment lives along with his spouse, Cherry Seaborn, and their daughters, Lyra, 5, and Jupiter, three, at his Sheeranville property in Suffolk.

With a reported web value of $350 million, he has acquired ‘at the least 27 properties’ in London, in accordance to UK Estates.

His property portfolio additionally expands abroad with a latest reported $12 million buy in Brooklyn Heights and a £8.25 million workplace block in Soho.

It appears Ed clearly is aware of what he is doing on the subject of investing within the property market, which can embrace a brand new residence in America.

Throughout an episode of the 2 Johnnies podcast, the hitmaker revealed that he plans on transferring to the States to slot in along with his schedule.

“I am nearly to maneuver to America. I really feel like I could be the one particular person transferring to America,” he admitted.

“I am happening tour there for some time and I’ve a household so I am unable to dip out and in. We’re going and settling there.”

Whereas he didn’t specify the place he plans on transferring to, prior to now he mentioned Nashville is his ‘favorite metropolis within the States’.

“If you transition to nation, you possibly can’t transition again,” the musician told the Name Her Daddy podcast in April.

“It’s all the time been my finish objective to maneuver to Nashville and transition to nation.”

Nonetheless, Ed, who spent a lot of his childhood in Eire as a result of his dad was from Belfast, beforehand shared that he feels extra Irish than British.

“I class my tradition as Irish. I feel that is what I grew up with,” he mentioned on The Louis Theroux Podcast.

‘My dad’s household is … he is acquired seven brothers and sisters. We would spend all of our holidays in Eire.

“My first musical experiences have been in Eire, I grew up with trad music in the home. So I determine culturally as Irish, however I used to be clearly born and raised in Britain.”

He added: “I do not overthink it however I do really feel like my tradition is one thing that I am actually pleased with and grew up with and wish to categorical.

“And I really feel like simply because I used to be born in Britain does not essentially imply that I’ve to only be [British], there’s a great deal of individuals I do know which are half this or quarter this.

“I do not suppose there’s any guidelines to it. It ought to be how you’re feeling and the way you have been raised and what you lean into.”