I’m half-Colombian. My mum was backpacking in South America aged 22, came home and found out she was pregnant – that’s me. In 2019 I met my biological father for the first time. It got heaps of likes on Instagram, so I wrote a show about it.
Aidan Jones
Self
I’m half-Colombian. My mum was backpacking in South America aged 22, came home and found out she was pregnant – that’s me. In 2019 I met my biological father for the first time. It got heaps of likes on Instagram, so I wrote a show about it.
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