Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder 'secret family' appeals his release

 WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's partner says he had two children while he was living in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

Julian Assange's partner, Stella Morris, says she has had relationships with Julian Assange since 2015 and is now raising their two children on their own.

He revealed this after concerns over the outbreak of the Corona virus in the Belmarish jail. Assange was dragged out of Ecuadorian embassy about a year ago and is being held in the Belmarish Prison.

Assange, a 48-year-old Australian, is currently seeking bail in view of his health concerns.

His partner Stella Morris was born in South Africa and is a lawyer by profession. She told the British newspaper The Mail that she had brought her and Asanj's relationship to the scene because Asanjee's life was in danger and Stella believed that she would not survive if she was infected with the Corona virus.

In a video message posted via WikiLeaks' YouTube account, Stella Morris said she met Julian Assange in 2011 when he joined the Wikileaks founder's legal team.

Stella said she used to visit us at the embassy almost every day, and she knew them well. The couple fell in love in 2015 and got engaged two years later.

He told The Mail that Julian Assange had seen the birth of his sons through a video link and that the boys would later visit the embassy to meet their father.

She says that three-year-old Gabrielle and one-year-old Max talk to their father via video calls.

Stella Morris said making a family was a deliberate decision to think about the life behind her release by removing the four walls of the prison around her.

"Many people thought it was crazy to start a family in such situations, but for us it was a way to keep our reality alive."

'It keeps me realistic and when they see their children, they get satisfaction and support. They are happy children too. '

Remember that Assange took refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London in 2012 to avoid a case of sexual abuse in Sweden. That case has now been dismissed.

Julian Assange is also currently facing extradition requests to the United States on charges of espionage.

Julian Assange was forcibly removed from the Ecuadorian embassy on April 11, 2019 and was sentenced to almost a year in prison for violating his bail conditions.

He was scheduled to be released from prison last September, but a local court decided that he should be kept in jail until the case was decided to extradite him to Sweden.

Julian Assange has more children too, but there are not many details about them. One of his sons is reportedly a software designer in Australia.