Thomas Kingston’s last days before dying with his wife Lady Gabriella revealed

Famous

By Samantha Ibrahim

The final days of Lady Gabriella Windsor’s late husband Thomas Kingston before his tragic death have been revealed.

The financier died at the age of 45 on Sunday in Gloucestershire, England. He was found deceased in a home and emergency services were called around 6:25 p.m.

His death is not being considered suspicious and an investigation will take place.

A friend who saw Gabriella, also known as “Her,” and Kingston at a National Gallery event in London on February 21 spoke about the couple in a new interview.

“They seemed happy and positive as always,” the friend said. daily mail On Wednesday. “She was particularly talkative.”

Another friend told the outlet that Kingston’s death is “absolutely shocking.”

And they continued: “None of us saw it coming. I can not understand it.”

A friend also shed light on Kingston’s character, calling him “charming” and a “gentleman.”

“He’s one of those guys who can be quite enigmatic and doesn’t tell you what he’s thinking. He is careful. Maybe it is a legacy of the work he was doing in Iraq,” another colleague revealed.

Kingston attended the University of Bristol and was once stationed in Baghdad, Iraq, where he worked for the UK Foreign Office’s Diplomatic Missions Unit to secure the release of hostages.

Windsor, 42, and Kingston were last photographed together on February 14. when they attended an event with Queen Camilla, 76, to honor the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s “First Folio.”

The news editor is the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent and is 56th in line to the British throne. Windsor is a second cousin to King Charles III, 75, and was even present at his coronation last year with her husband.

Kingston, who also previously dated Pippa Middleton, he married Gabriella in May 2019 at Windsor Castle with the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in attendance.

Buckingham palace issued a statement Tuesday regarding the stock analyst’s passing.

“The King and Queen have been informed of Thomas’ death and join Prince and Princess Michael of Kent and all those who knew him in mourning a much-loved member of the family,” the memo said.

“In particular, Their Majesties send their deepest thoughts and prayers to Gabriella and the entire Kingston family.”

Windsor, as well as Kingston’s parents and sisters, issued their own statement.

“It is with the deepest sorrow that we announce the death of Thomas Kingston, our beloved husband, son and brother,” they said.

“Tom was an exceptional man who illuminated the lives of all who knew him. His death has been a great shock to the entire family and we ask that you respect our privacy as we mourn his passing.”