Alexander Ogilvy, cousin of King Charles III, would spin the perfect love with a popular model and it girl.
Many members of the royal family are misunderstood by the general public, wrongly. During Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin reception service at Westminster Hall, a pretty blonde caused a stir. This is Alexander Ogilvy, cousin of King Charles III. Born in 1996, he is the second child of James Ogilvy, landscaper and photographer, and Julia Rawlinson. As a result, he is the grandson of Princess Alexandra of Kent, first cousin of Elizabeth II. Sporty and smart, Alexander Ogilvy is what is called “the ideal son-in-law”.
Passionate about rugby, a sport in which he was able to evolve as captain, he is also an expert in the field of computers. The young aristocrat currently works as a “product manager – cryptographic authentication and wearable identity” in an online security software development company, based on 5th Avenue, in Manhattan. It is certainly in this city that he met the one who would make his heart beat according to the exclusive information of Tatler, Isabella Charlotta Poppius. But who is she?
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Who is Isabella Charlotta Poppius, the darling of Alexander Ogilvy?
On her Instagram account followed by almost 20,000 people, Isabella Charlotta Poppius describes herself as “presenter, model and fashion ambassador”. Its beauty did not escape the lens of photographers during Fashion Week, event in which she appears in the “street style” sections of the international editions of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle and Grace. If she parades regularly for prestigious haute couture houses, she is also invested in environmental causes, evolving in particular as an “ambassador” for the charity One Tree Planted. The influence born in Finland comes from a family of notables in the service of Sweden. After studying art history in Glasgow, at the same university as Kate Middleton, Isabella Charlotta cut her teeth across the Atlantic, then moved to London where she became an it girl.