Handbag designer Lulu Guinness’s ex-husband Valentine, who founded louche Oxford University society, marries actress who played sex addict

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As an avid fan and follower of the fascinating lives of the British elite, I can’t help but be utterly captivated by the latest news of Valentine Guinness’s daring marriage to Vanya Eadie. This man is a living testament to the intrigue and complexity that lies within the aristocratic circles of our society.

I find it fascinating how some people’s lives are filled with intrigue and complexity. One such individual is this man, who holds the title of being the second-born child out of eight offspring, fathered by three distinct women. Adding to his rich background, he has previously been married once. His bride, on the other hand, boasts an impressive acting career, with a noteworthy role as a convincing sex addict in ITV’s drama Cracker. The layers of their lives are truly captivating!

As a seasoned journalist who has covered countless weddings over the years, I can’t help but be intrigued by the unique and unconventional wedding of Valentine Guinness and Vanya Eadie. These two individuals, both in their late sixties, chose to tie the knot this week at the historic Marylebone Town Hall, followed by a reception at the stunning Orangery in Holland Park.

Although they dared to share video clips with Natalie Cole’s “This Will Be (Everlasting Love)” online, this couple showed greater self-control than what some of Valentine’s former university friends from Oxford might have anticipated.

During the late 1970s, he played a key role in founding the Piers Gaveston group, an exclusive club of bold men who donned fishnet stockings and suspender belts for extravagant soirees, where taboo behaviors were commonplace.

During that event, a young Hugh Grant used to be part of the group. However, at this recent celebration, neither Hugh Grant himself nor any exposed suspender belt were in sight.

Instead of Valentine, who divorced handbag designer Lulu Guinness in 2013, wore a stylish sky-blue suit instead. A change from their past performances at Glastonbury with The New Forbidden, where he sang lead and Loyd Grossman played guitar, both looking quite different.

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2024-07-20 01:10