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Hace 4 días · Lady Sarah Chatto, who turns 59 today, is the only daughter of the Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones. She had a particularly close relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth.
Hace 6 días · The Duchess of Kent had her second child, Lady Helen Taylor, on 28 April 1964, and Princess Margaret's daughter, Lady Sarah Chatto, arrived on 1 May.
Hace 5 días · Lady Sarah Chatto. Born on May 1st, 1964, Lady Sarah Chatto has long perfected the balance between her royal relations and a life out of the spotlight. As well as being godmother to both Prince Harry and Lady Louise Windsor, the mother-of-two was known to have a notoriously close relationship with her late aunt Queen Elizabeth.
Hace 3 días · Margaret is holding her second child Lady Sarah Chatto, who was born in May 1964. The photograph is displayed next to a handwritten note from Margaret to her sister “Darling Lilibet,” in which Margaret asks the Queen if she would like to sign a picture to send to the obstetrician.
Hace 4 días · Lady Sarah Chatto has become the ballet's President. Lady Sarah is the Vice President of the Royal Drawing School and Patron of the Frederick Ashton Foundation. “I am absolutely delighted that The Lady Sarah Chatto has agreed to accept the position of President of The Royal Ballet. As a long-standing and close friend of the Company, we are ...
Hace 4 días · The 71-year-old princess left behind two children, Viscount Linley (now Earl of Snowdon) and Lady Sarah Chatto, as well as a massive personal collection of jewelry and art. Her estate, before tax, was reportedly valued at £7.6 million and was mainly divided between Linley and Lady Sarah.
Hace 5 días · 2024-05-17 - By Rebecca English ROYAL EDITOR. COIFFED and cradling their new- borns dressed all in white, it is a remarkable portrait of motherhood in the Royal family – unseen since it was captured 60 years ago. The image, taken by Lord Snowdon, shows Queen elizabeth ii, Princess Margaret, Princess Alexandra and the duchess of Kent holding ...
