Katherine Jenkins' career in pictures - She's just given birth to a baby boy! Find out more about the award-winning soprano singer's life and career.

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New addition to the family - Soprano star Katherine Jenkins has welcomed a new baby to her family, a boy called Xander Robert Selwyn Levitas.

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Married life and proud parents - Jenkins and her husband Andrew Levitas are already parents to a daughter called Aaliyah Reign Levitas born in 2015.

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How she met her husband - Jenkins started dating Andrew Levitas in October 2013. The pair got in engaged in April 2014.

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The happy couple - The Welsh singer married her American painter husband in September 2014 after a year of dating.

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Her career - Katherine Jenkins is a mezzo-soprano singer known for her classical-crossover skills which entail mixing classical, opera, and pop music.

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Where it all began - Katherine Maria Jenkins was born and raised in Neath, Wales.

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A star was born - She was born on June 29, 1980, to parents Susan and Selwyn Johh. She has a sister called Laura.

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Early career - Before turning to music full-time, the singer apparently worked as a model, singing teacher, and a tour guide.

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The face of Wales - In 2000, Jenkins won the 'Face of Wales' modelling competition.

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Training and education - Jenkins graduated from the Royal School of Church Music Cathedral Singers in 1996.

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Choir days - Jenkins' won various singing competitions in her youth and was a member of the National Youth Choir of Wales.

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First impression - The star reportedly first caught the public's attention singing for Pop Hong Paul II at the Westminster Cathedral in 2003 at his silver jubilee.

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A rugby mascot - Also in 2003, Jenkins was made the Welsh rugby team's mascot. Before the World Rugby Cup that year, she recorded a version of 'Bread Of Heaven' which became the team's official anthem.

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Before she sang in front of the Pope - Just before singing at Westminster Cathedral, Jenkins sent a demo to Universal Music. They shortly after interviewed the star and were wowed with her rendition of "Una voce poco fa".

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Universal Music - Jenkins was signed to Universal music from 2004 to 2008. With the label she recorded albums that consisted of pop music covers, classical and traditional songs, as well as hymns and anthems.

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Debut success - In 2004, Jenkins released her first album 'Premiere', which set the record as the fastest-selling album of its kind.

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Record-breaking artist - Jenkins is the first female soprano singer to be awarded two consecutive Classic Brit Awards.

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Chart-topping soprano - All but one of her seven albums have hit the UK charts and landed in the number one spot.

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Singer for the troops - Jenkins has sung to British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan on multiple occasions.

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Singing her way to succcess - The soprano songstress has sung across various TV shows in the UK including 'Britain's Favourite View', 'The Apprentice', 'The X Factor', 'The Graham Norton Show', just to name a few.

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Signing with Warner Music - In 2008 Jenkins signed a record deal with American label Warner Music for a whopping £5.8 million.

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Her duet with Andrea Bocelli - Jenkins released her first album 'Believe' with Warner Music in 2009. It featured many duets with many famous faces, including a duet with Andre Bocelli called 'I Believe'. The duo have performed their song across the world, capturing the hearts of many.

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When she made it in the US - Jenkins finished second place in the American show 'Dancing with the Stars' in 2012. This win helped the soprano star boost her career in the US.

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Tour with Il Divo - In 2013, Jenkins joined classical-crossover gorup Il Divo on their European tour.

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Her secret talent - According to Classic FM, Jenkins if quite the comedian. She apparently performed a comedy stunt with Kev Orkian at a private party where Lionel Richie also took the the stage.

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Order of the British Empire - Jenkins was honoured with an OBE for "for her services to music and charity" by the Queen in 2014.

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Jenkins and the Queen - Jenkins has met the Queen on a number of different occasions throughout her career.

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Her first big acting role - In 2010, Jenkins appeared on 'Doctor Who' Christmas episode; 'A Christmas Carol'. She also did a cameo in 'Emmerdale' in 2007.

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What the future holds - She released her latest album in 2016, entitled 'Celebration'. Now she has two children, it is likely the star is taking time to focus on family. But who knows that the future holds!

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