The music-loving duchess who became a primary school teacher in Hull
Summary
The Duchess of Kent, who passed away at age 92, was known for her role in the Royal Family and her love for music. She made a surprising shift in her life by becoming a music teacher at a primary school in Kingston upon Hull, leaving behind her royal titles and duties.Key Facts
- The Duchess of Kent died at the age of 92.
- She often presented trophies at Wimbledon and became notable for comforting a losing finalist.
- She was the first Royal Family member since 1701 to convert to Catholicism.
- She left royal life to work as a music teacher in Hull, preferring to go by "Kath" or "Mrs. Kent."
- Born in Yorkshire in 1933, she had a wealthy background.
- Music was a lifelong passion; she played piano and violin and took singing lessons.
- She married Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, in 1961 at York Minster.
- She was known as a fashion icon, famously wearing a miniskirt before her wedding.
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