In the midst of the captivating ‘Kate-gate’ saga, the sudden emergence of Lady Sarah Rose Hanbury, the Marchioness of Cholmondeley, has added an intriguing layer to the unfolding drama. As online sleuths dissect theories surrounding the Princess of Wales’ Mother’s Day photo, Lady Sarah Rose finds herself thrust into the spotlight, purportedly a pivotal figure in the inner circle of Kate and Prince William.
But who exactly is Lady Sarah Rose?
Born into a family steeped in British aristocracy, Lady Sarah Rose Hanbury boasts a lineage entwined with the annals of royalty. With her maternal grandmother, Lady Elizabeth Lambert, having stood as a bridesmaid at Queen Elizabeth II’s wedding, Lady Sarah Rose has long been intertwined within the fabric of royal circles.
Lady Sarah Rose’s journey has traversed the venerable corridors of Stowe School and later The Open University. Her endeavors have spanned the realms of fashion modeling, under the banner of Storm Models, to delving into political research alongside Conservative MP Michael Gove.
In 2009, her life took a momentous turn with her marriage to David Rocksavage, the 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley, thereby ascending to the title of Marchioness. This union not only conferred upon her the prestigious title but also entrusted her with the stewardship of Houghton Hall.
Residing mere moments away from Prince William and Kate Middleton’s abode at Anmer Hall, Lady Sarah Rose has garnered attention for her elegant fashion choices at royal affairs. From gracing a state banquet at Buckingham Palace in 2017, seated beside Prince Harry, to making a striking appearance at the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, clad in a resplendent white dress adorned with bold black detailing, Lady Sarah Rose exudes grace and style.
As the ‘Kate-gate’ saga continues to captivate audiences, Lady Sarah Rose Hanbury remains a figure of intrigue, her presence adding a captivating dimension to the unfolding narrative of royal drama.
