The British Aristocrat Who Accidentally Married An "Old Money" Family: Olivia Grosvenor
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- An ironic twist of fate has unfolded for Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster when he got engaged to Olivia Henson a secret “old money” family bride to be and the Duchess of Westminster in due time.
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The “Old Money” British Family That Owns Half Of London (NOT The Windsors): • The “Old Money” Britis...
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The 32-Year Old Billionaire Who Hides His Wealth: • The 32-Year Old Billio...
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:53 Chapter 1: The Future Duchess of Westminster
5:59 Chapter 2: The Norman Connection
10:20 Chapter 3: The Banking Connection
13:50 Chapter 4: The Dukes of Rutland
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Imagine a story that intertwines love, legacy, and a surprising twist of lineage, set against the backdrop of Britain's glittering aristocracy.
This tale is not just a narrative; it's the real-life journey of Olivia Henson and Hugh Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster, which could rival the plot of any romantic novel or historical drama.
Olivia Henson, initially known for her successful career in the gourmet food industry with Belazu, a company celebrated for its ethical and high-quality Mediterranean products, was seen as a talented professional from a modest background.
Her life story resonated with the narrative of a self-made success, an admirable journey of achievement and dedication in the bustling city of London.
Olivia's role at Belazu was not just a job; it was a testament to her commitment to quality and sustainability, qualities that defined her professional and personal ethos.
Her encounter with Hugh Grosvenor, one of the UK's wealthiest individuals and a key figure in the British aristocracy, seemed to be a meeting of two worlds.
Hugh, with his royal connections and vast estate that spans the most exclusive areas of London and beyond, represented the pinnacle of "old money" prestige.
Yet, despite his wealth and title, Hugh was known for his preference for a simpler life, away from the ostentation often associated with his status.
Their relationship, blossoming in privacy away from the public eye, was a heartfelt narrative of companionship and mutual respect, culminating in a low-key engagement announcement that was as sincere as it was surprising.
The revelation of Olivia's secret "old money" lineage adds a fascinating layer to their story.
Unbeknownst to many, Olivia is a scion of several storied dynasties, from legendary banking families to noble bloodlines intertwined with the history of Europe itself.
This discovery shifted the narrative, revealing that Olivia's roots run as deep in the tapestry of aristocracy as Hugh's, making their union not just a merger of hearts but also of historical legacies.
Olivia's connection to the Frisby lineage, with its roots stretching back to the Norman Conquest, offers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of her heritage.
This lineage, documented in the Domesday Book and linked to significant historical figures and moments, underscores the depth of Olivia's aristocratic background.
Her family's evolution over the centuries, from medieval lords to influential figures in banking and philanthropy, paints a picture of adaptability and sustained influence.
The Hoare banking dynasty, another branch of Olivia's family tree, is synonymous with financial innovation and endurance.
Founded in the 17th century, C. Hoare & Co. represents the pinnacle of private banking, with the Hoare family maintaining stewardship of this institution through generations.
This connection not only highlights Olivia's ties to the financial aristocracy of Britain but also reflects the enduring legacy of her ancestors in shaping the economic landscape of the country.
Furthermore, Olivia's lineage includes connections to the Dukes of Rutland, a family whose contributions to military, cultural, and political spheres have left an indelible mark on English history. The Rutland legacy, with its historic estates and commitment to the arts and public service, mirrors the Grosvenor family's contributions to Britain's cultural and societal fabric.
This narrative, rich with historical connections and personal achievements, sets the stage for Olivia and Hugh's future together.
As they prepare to blend their lives and legacies, they do so with a profound understanding of their shared heritage and a commitment to carry forward the values and responsibilities that come with it.
Their story, a modern tale of love intertwined with centuries of history, offers a unique insight into the world of "old money" aristocracy, marrying tradition with the contemporary, legacy with innovation, and love with heritage.
COMMENT: Are there any other duchesses from the UK you’d like us to feature on this channel?
I take it that, that's the same Hoare family that idiotic HAZ, has or is wanting to mention in an upcoming court case of his. I can't recall his reason for such, but have learned through Lady C that one of the married Hoare son's was a lover of Diana's for some time, and Diana caused much trouble in his marriage over such. Not at all decent of her! Shocking in fact! Thrilled though, that he and his much loathed PUPETEER have been excluded from the wedding list.
Click bait indeed
exactly...
The Duchess of Shrewsbury
The Dukes and Duchesses of St.Albans
Meghan obviously didn’t do enough research! 😂 😂 😂
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Dont you mean Kate? Didnt she stalk William.. switching schools, majors, taking the same gap year and excursion to Chile as William.. but that was pure coincidence.. lol.. blaming Meghan when Kate's sister took her shot with this guy and failed.. lol
He's too young..
😅oh please...those families know EXACTLY what is going on with their offspring/heirs. There's nothing odd about one elite heir marrying another elite heir. They both have guardians.
They look like a lovely couple.
I think the Grosvenor parents know about Olivia’s aristocratic connection. These people know of one another.
Accidentally? They both knew who they were neither of them would have bothered with each other if one was a pauper
How do you know?
This might of made more sense if you had shown her genealogy chart, and actually showed how she is related to the people you mention, what's more, with DNA testing, people are not always actually related in any way to people that might be in the genealogy chart. The Duke of Westminster was once asked how one could become fabulously rich like him, and his answer was onto the lines of "find a Norman ancestor", so hardly an accident that these 2 got paired off.
I have Norman ancestors on both sides, if only it were that easy :) All those large families meant that most missed out on the wealth and blended into the general public. Apparently most English are actually decended from Alfred the Great. Fascinating history though.
WILLIAM GOT SO LUCKY WHEN HE STUCK WITH CATHERINE..SHE IS THE BEST...
The choice of words by the narrator is just excellent.
Excellent words? Like “normalcy”? Sounds like an American democrat wrote this.
@@greenandpleasant5523 My thought exactly. No British person would ever say 'normalcy'. The correct term is 'normality'. Could it possibly be an AI generated voice?
🇬🇧 We are all human after all. Forget the money. Striving to be a ' good ' person is the most important thing . In my opinion.
Being rich, entails huge responsibilities to people, buildings, investments etc. I am so very happy with my ' simple ' life. i.e. The lovely woodlands / nature reserve at the bottom of the garden. All those lovely things.
Ps. Surely it's pronounced ' Bever ' Castle.
Money comes, money goes: and a good character can't be bought!
They look like another Wills n Kate! Hope they do lots of helpful things with their millions and position in society!
The Percy family please - Duke of Northumberland
Very good to see you adopt a new and romance oriented angle to presenting old money families.
They would be well aware of each others pedigree
Till today these were unknown facts. Thank you for your documentation.
From the Norman Conquest to the late 17th century, France rather than Germany was the focus of English foreign policy. Intermarriage, particularly amongst the nobility, was an extension of foreign policy. Would it be possible for you to examine some of the connections that have arisen throughout this era? Or - as in my lineage - marriages that were the result of French aristocrats fleeing France after the French Revolution and marrying into the English gentry.
The du Cote family from Staffordshire would be very interesting.
Fascinating!!
It seems thoroughly researched.
Congratulations!
Many thanks!
Accidently married.., give me a break! He knew or found out very soon.
Why mention the monteshito duo?! Why?! Just concentrate on the story of the Duke of Westminster & his fiance.
They weren’t invited so why mention them. The Duke of Westminister knows who to side with. 😊
According the the Duke of Westminster they were invited, but declined. You are quoting old, debunked gossip.😂
Nice presentation
Fascinating!
Stop taking the piss , someone of his grade knows exactly what hes getting in too.
No, really, everyone is very surprised...😅
Exactly , everyone but Harry Windsor !!😅😅😅
lol “accidentally” as if she didn’t know how wealthy he was or given him the time of day if he wasn’t rich
Should he die alone because he’s rich. He’s a Noblemen and it’s part of his duty to find a suitable wife. Marring for money is not new and should not be looked down upon. Aristocratic men have been marrying for money for years
How how men many courted her ?
Or how many hnw men did she court ?
Clearly the Duke was not seeking a bride from the tat that frequented Soho House and fortunately, is smart enough to see what happens when you do. Needless to say, he mixed with the circles where girls like Olivia were found. I hope he is very happy and enjoys a loving marriage like William and Catherine.
That’s what I thought too. Lol
No surprise they found each other. Royals meeting other Royals? Living in the same circles?
they only marry within the bloodline
With some ducal connections she is different from most middle-class backgrounds , although most members of ducal families are now marrying members of upper-middle or middle-middle class families .
Very interesting
Congratulations to the happy couple
Continuation is very important for the rich & famous.
Questionable lineage....Lady who owned Westminster, the farm in Free State, South Africa??
Olivia is a beautiful name❣
Money to money and fleas to fleas
So in conclusion she is the 5th cousin 7th removed to some aristocratic families….😂😂😂
Very interesting but what did they do for The Country and ordinary people Help and Directions I like to Know
I loved this. Thank you. As an American, I was wondering if this type of linage still makes Olivia a ‘commoner, or gentry, or aristocrat’?
Sounds like the guy is cool ! Let's see what he accomplishes
Well instead of getting a posh degree in majored in estate management. That is a good start.
Nice history lesson to the tune of a modern day fairy tale
Never heard of them before this show.
Nor have I probably think they are better than us
How very fortunate
A break at last from stories about the RF
I imagine he did his research or one of his pals tipped him off right at the starting gate. Nice tale though.
I saw Pippa Middleton at breakfast, since I, an ex-intelligence officer, very kindly asked for a photo, but she smiled beautifully and refused😎
That's unusual pippa doesn't like being up stage by Catherine
She’s not royal 😮
I know she's just like us commoners Catherine only royal threw marriage
She is the perfect choice...
The wedding is only in June, so perhaps you should have waited till after then to post this, or change the title?
In the red dress she looks 20 years older than the Duke
It’s not her at all. It’s Hugh’s ex girlfriend Harriett and the photo was taken in California in 2017.
Word soup
That is why looks is not important. Character and intelligence in olivia ....
Of couse. 😂😂😂
How boring, no rags to richest here.
2:53 is his ex girlfriend not Olivia Grosvenor ...
She won't be Olivis Grosvenor until they marry in June at Chester Cathedral
It's almost as if they are TRYING to build a lineage for her. All the connections mentioned are so far fetched. I mean I am a Mughal but does that mean I descend directly from the emperors? Of course not! A family from Norman times must naturally have expanded and diluted so extensively that you can't say for sure that one is a direct descendant. Instead of forging a noble lineage for her, they should stick with the angle of self made middle class...which is just as respectable as being an aristocrat.....unless of course, they have some complexes and want to act as if she "has always belonged"
I wish them well in their life together , Hugh,s father was , shall we say a bit of a lad
However when I first saw the photograph. with the roses behind them Igenuinly thought it was Hugh,s mother ,
She does look so much older than Hugh , maybe the hairstyle. but her neck is lined as is her face . her teeth are excellent .
nothi ng matters as long as they are happy.
Accident...
Olivia’s beauty is very similar, or the same type as Princess Kate
Some one just born with luck Most important is they 💕
What a HAPPY coincidence. The world is right again
Imagine! A common-as-gold person marrying into The Hoity Toity!! Well, I Do Declare!!!
Where do the British get all that money? Offshore?
Colonization. They loot the rest of the globe to enrich their lives on that little British island that's slowly sinking like Doggerland
The DOW owns more than half of Silicon valley
@jozette-pierce…. Good question, In actual fact the Grovener wealth came initially through a card game in the 17thcentury… when London was more like a village… a couple of chaps were playing a card game, one happened to own lots of land around the London area… the winner would take a large proportion … the owner lost his bet… and down through history London became the place it is today… Iam sure you can find a more detailed history… it’s all recorded… so In actual fact the intended wife would probably be more of an aristocrat.
I guess they all had to start somewhere. Thanks for info.✔💯
@@helenlesley5456that's not true, the patriarch back then married a 12 year old who's parents owned most of the land surrounding London, married her, bred her, then put her in a mental hospital. Most of what happened is illegal today but perfectly acceptable back then.
"Miss Mary Davies, heiress to large swathes of London land, was married aged twelve to 22-year-old Sir Thomas Grosvenor of Eaton Hall, near Chester. It was 1677; he was kind, handsome and well educated, and had recently returned from the Grand Tour. He was richer than she, from inherited lands and mines, and he paid her mother and stepfather generously to get her. He gained, not just a pleasant girl who would join him in Cheshire in three years’ time, but five hundred acres of farmland and marsh between today’s Oxford Street and Pimlico. Since fashionable London was inexorably settling further and further west, these acres would eventually become ripe for development."
It’s strange how much they look alike!
I missed the connection
Olivia dresses badly as if colour-blind. Also, if Olivia is descended from the Dukes of Rutland and Hugh's dad was Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, Olivia and Hugh are distantly related and are descended from Bess of Hardwick.
Much ado about nothing.
He has great hair
Kind of looks like Hugh Grant, but younger.
To co vy riesite v 21 storoci.
Smiesne ako kastujete ludi😂😂😂
Anything like his dad and grandma violet his feet n head are fermanagh/cheshire grounded.
Henson hewson houston all Irish names
Marriage is for Love anything else is Joke
Nearly everyone with mostly British ancestry is descended from Edward III, so it's hardly surprising that in this case there are also a few dukes mixed in along the way. And please, do learn how to pronounce Belvoir Castle... it's "bee-ver" not "bell-voi-ir".
@carolineb3527.
Belvoir is a French word & the couple share Norman ancestors, so why pronounce the word 'beever'??
@@suecollins8199 Because... the Normans weren't French, they'd only settled in France 100 years before invading England, and the French they spoke was not the French spoken today... because the Anglo-Saxon peasantry didn't speak French and mangled the pronunciation so that it sounded like Beaver... and because the habit of calling it beaver has survived almost 1,000 years whereas the original castle(s) are long gone - what's there now is a fake, built in the 19th century, and uses the way the word has been pronounced for centuries.
It’s a computer narrating silly
With better food
And real castles 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
You mean like how Meghan didn't know Harry was a Royal Prince?
Like Katherine or her parents didn’t know!
@@alaine57Of course the Middletons knew - they never pretended that they didn’t. Meghan pretended. You could just talk about Meghan without comparing her to Catherine. They are in different leagues entirely. If your way of defending Meghan is to put Catherine down, what you are saying is there is nothing good to say about Meghan. This gets really old.
He is good looking.
I might remind you, feaudilism died a long time ago, they are all bourgeois. VIVA KARL MARX.