The royal family is no stranger to rumors and are frequently the primary focus of global gossip.
Reports circulated that Hanbury was isolated and cut out of her social circle.
Despite this rocky period, there’s a lot more to Hanbury than the alleged affair with William.
She’s had an interesting life, and has anillustrious marriage herselfto David Cholmondeley.
Here’s what we know about her.
Her grandmother, Lady Elizabeth Lambert, was a childhood friend of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Lambert’s father, the 10th Earl of Cavan, was close friends with King George VI.
But it wasn’t just outdoor activities that bonded these two.
Lambert and Elizabeth also took dance lessons together at Madame Vacani’s studio.
As the two women grew up, they celebrated their weddings together.
Lambert was one of the eight bridesmaids who escorted Elizabeth on her wedding day to Prince Philip in 1947.
The friendship between the two women spanned through their years as mothers as well.
Many of its students continue their education at Oxford and Cambridge University.
Sir Richard Branson is another famous alumni.
Rose continued her schooling at The Open University in England.
Rose then became a model for the agency Storm, signing with them at age 23.
This wasn’t her only brush with politics, though.
It was one of those complications you get with twins.
Hopefully, she will be allowed home today or tomorrow."
That marked the end of her research job.
Where does Rose live?
Rose Hanbury’s husband, David Rocksavage, has two homes.
The first, Cholmondeley Castle, is located in Cheshire, England.
This home also has a lot of history.
It was built for Sir Robert Walpole, the first Prime Minister of Great Britain.
The home itself is absolutely outrageous.
It boasts 106 rooms and houses a museum-worthy collection of both classical and modern art.
His name is David George Philip Cholmondeley and he’s the 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley.
Cholmondeley was also a filmmaker in his day, working both as a director and an actor.
In 2012, he produced the film “Una noche.”
However, they did away with these expectations in 2009.
They announced that they were engaged; the next day, they announced that they were pregnant.
One day after that, they got married at the Chelsea register office.
Afterward, they moved to Houghton Hall, where they now live with their children.
Their sons are Alexander, Earl of Rocksavage and heir apparent, and Oliver, Lord Cholmondeley.
“There was only eight ounces in it, but they will be a very significant eight ounces.”
They later welcomed a daughter, Lady Iris.
On Hanbury’s Instagram account for their home, Houghton Hall, she also shares photos of her kids.
In anotherphoto, Hanbury shared a photo of her sons driving around in an antique car.
The photos showed an exquisitely laid table with long, taper candles, and elaborate flower arrangements.
On Cabana’s website, they explained what was so special about their work with Houghton Hall.
The tableware included plates, jugs, tablecloths, napkins, and water glasses.
While they’re beautiful, they don’t come cheap.
But the pieces are all historically rooted in Houghton Hall.
Some turned on Hanbury, leaving her lonely and isolated.
However, the story gained so much traction that it merits mentioning in a story about Rose Hanbury.
The pegging hashtag started to pop up next to #princewilliamaffair.
The Wales family has not commented on this particular story.
Nor has Hanbury or her husband, David Cholmondeley.
However, royal lawyers did get involved.
Nevertheless, this hasn’t stopped countless publications from covering the story.
She wore a black pillbox hat and a long, black coat dress to honor the late prince.
So despite the affair rumors, Hanbury and her husband are still very much involved in royal life.
Catherine is the royal patron, while Hanbury is listed among the regular patrons.
Catherine and Prince William attended, and were greeted by Hanbury and David Cholmondeley.
The event was glamorous, with five Michelin-star chefs cooking dinner for the guests.
EACH Patron Emma Deterding addressed the guests, thanking both couples.
Both women, regardless of their relationship, continue to support the hospice.
