Judi Dench takes her Ed Sheeran lookalike grandson out to event after he was mistaken for singer
Once while attending one of the Galway Girls concerts, Ed had to save him after excited fans thought he was the singer.
Uncanny! Judi Dench's grandson Sam Williams has revealed that Ed Sheeran once had to save him at a gig after excited fans thought he was the singer She happily agreed – only to be told that the fan actually wanted a snap of Sam, who he wrongly believed was Ed. However, Sam, who works at a casting agency, turned down the star, with Judi adding: 'Sammy refuses to do that, he's very good.'
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