Born on June 11, 1934, in London, Lady Annabel belonged to a prominent British aristocratic family. She had six children, including Jemima Goldsmith and Zac Goldsmith, a former Member of the UK Parliament.

Her life was marked by deep personal losses. One of her sons tragically died in West Africa, while another was killed by a wild lion, events that left lasting scars on the family.

Lady Annabel was married twice. Her first marriage was to Mark Birley and lasted 21 years. In 1978, she married businessman Sir James Goldsmith, who famously named the iconic London nightclub “Annabel’s” after her. This club became a social hotspot, attracting global celebrities and even members of the British royal family.

Interestingly, Lady Annabel was given the title of “Lady” at just 15 years old. Her early entrance into high society shaped her public image for decades.

Her daughter Jemima Goldsmith married a former cricketer and PTI founder Imran Khan in 1995. The couple later separated, but Lady Annabel remained a figure of quiet grace in both British and Pakistani public circles.

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The news of her death has saddened many, and heartfelt condolences have poured in from friends, family, and public figures.

Lady Annabel’s life was full of both glamour and grief. Despite being part of high society, she endured the unbearable loss of two sons. Her name will be remembered through her family, especially through her daughter Jemima and the legendary club that carries her name. Her death brings back memories of a family marked by history, elegance, and emotional strength.