Olivia Henson, the unknown who will marry the Duke of Westminster, the former “England’s Most Famous Bachelor.”

Games are being prepared. On June 7, Olivia Henson will marry Hugh Grosvenor Times Featured as “England’s Top Rated Bachelor” in 2020. “The Duke of Westminster and Miss Olivia Henson are delighted to announce that they are engaged,” a spokesperson for the Grosvenor family said in a press release last April. Both of their families are happy.” It is enough to frustrate some members of London’s elite, who have had only one question hanging on their lips for years. who will steal Hugh Grosvenor’s heart (and land an inheritance worth £9.35 billion)? The lucky one, the future Duchess of Westminster, would be none other than a regular resident she met two years ago through friends.

Very little information has filtered out about the Duchess-to-be, discreet and unknown to the general public. If we believe Vanity FairOlivia Henson was educated at Marlborough College “around the same time as Princess Eugenie”. He then continued his studies at the prestigious Trinity College Dublin with courses in Spanish and Italian studies.

Invitation card

Now the 30-year-old young woman works as a senior accountant at Belazu, a London-based company specializing in the food industry. British media reports Tatler , she would meet the Duke of Westminster two years ago thanks to some friends. They will say “yes” in Chester Cathedral on June 7, surrounded by the British elite. Agreed TimesSeveral members of the royal family have already received their invitations, such as King Charles III, Queen Camilla, as well as Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton.

The only heir to a huge fortune

By marrying the 7th Duke of Westminster, Olivia Henson joins one of Europe’s biggest fortunes, with an estimated fortune of $11.6 billion, more than the royal family. Hugh Grosvenor, or “Huey” to his close friends, was born on 29 January 1991 in London to Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, Duke of Westminster, and Natalia Phillips, known as Tully, a descendant of the Russian poet Pushkin and Pushkin. Prince William’s godmother. The third of four children and only son of the Grosvenors, the Duke had a “normal” childhood, according to The Telegraph. He attended a public primary school not far from the family mansion at Eaton Hall in Cheshire.

In 2016, when he was 25 years old, Hugh’s life changed. his father died of a devastating heart attack at the age of 64. Due to the old feudal rule of male origin, he inherits the title “Duke of Westminster” as well as a real estate empire managed by the company Grosvenor Group. However, “Huey” is a reserved young man, absent from social networks and rarely giving interviews. In short, a personality trait he shares with his fiancee, Olivia Henson.