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Name
  
Lady Taylor

Spouse
  
Timothy Taylor (m. 1992)

Education
  
Gordonstoun


Catherine (left) Duchess of Cambridge is smiling and has brown way hair, both hands holding each other, wears a silver-black ring, a white hair clip, a white long-sleeve top, and a skirt. Estella Taylor (middle) has long blonde hair and wears a white clip and an off-white dress. Lady Helen Taylor (right) is smiling, mouth half opened, has blonde hair, left hand holding Estella’s hair, right hand poking Catherine, she is wearing silver earrings, a silver watch on her left hand, ring in left-hand finger a magenta hair clip, magenta long-sleeve top, and skirt. Behind Catherine on (left) is a woman, wearing an off-white hat and brown dress with black buttons, a man on the right has white hair and wears a black suit.

Born
  
28 April 1964 (age 60) (
1964-04-28
)
Coppins, Iver, Buckinghamshire, England

Occupation
  
Business representative

Parents
  
Katharine, Duchess of Kent, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent

Children
  
Columbus Taylor, Cassius Taylor, Lady Eloise Taylor

Cousins
  
Lord Frederick Windsor, Lady Gabriella Windsor, James Ogilvy, Marina Ogilvy

Similar People
  
Prince Edward - Duke of K, Katharine - Duchess of Kent, George Windsor - Earl of St, Lord Nicholas Windsor, Prince George - Duke of K

Lady helen taylor


Lady Helen Marina Lucy Taylor (née Windsor; born 28 April 1964) is a daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and his wife Katharine, Duchess of Kent, and a great-granddaughter of King George V. She is a first cousin once removed of Elizabeth II. She is currently 40th in line of succession to the British Throne.

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Lady Helen Taylor is smiling, has blonde hair, her left hand holding a black purse, and wears silver earrings, a silver bracelet on her left hand, a white top with black buttons, and a black skirt. Behind her people are walking.

Lady helen taylor


Early life and youth

Helen Taylor at the Serpentine Gallery Summer Party is smiling, has blonde hair, and wears silver earrings, and a dark gray dress with a design.

Born at Coppins, a country house in Iver, Buckinghamshire, Lady Helen is the only daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent. She was educated at Eton End PNEU School in Datchet then at St Mary's School, Wantage, and Gordonstoun. Between 1987 and 1991, Lady Helen worked with the art dealer Karsten Schubert and confessed in a television interview that she had turned down representing artist Damien Hirst. She was nicknamed "Melons" by the popular press.

Marriage and children

Lady Helen Taylor is smiling, has blonde hair, has a white bag on her right arm, is wearing a white wristwatch on her left hand, a black necklace, white dress under a black suit. She is surrounded by people.

On 18 July 1992, Lady Helen married Timothy Verner Taylor (b. 8 August 1963), an art dealer and the eldest son of Commander Michael Verner Taylor, RN and Susan Geraldine Percy. They married at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle. The bride wore a Catherine Walker design inspired by the architecture of the wedding venue.

A woman is smiling and has blonde hair with a blue background.

Lady Helen and her husband have four children, who immediately follow her in the line of succession:

Lady Helen Taylor is smiling, has long blonde hair, her right hand in front of her stomach, wears silver earrings, a green cleavage showing top under a black suit.

  • Columbus George Donald Taylor (born 6 August 1994) – He is currently 41st in line.
  • Cassius Edward Taylor (born 26 December 1996) – He is currently 42nd in line.
  • Eloise Olivia Katherine Taylor (born 2 March 2003) – She is currently 43rd in line.
  • Estella Olga Elizabeth Taylor (born 21 December 2004) – She is currently 44th in line.

    • Charity work

    She is a patron of the CLIC Sargent children's cancer charity. Her husband is a cancer survivor.

    References

    Lady Helen Taylor Wikipedia
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