Royal Author Hugo Vickers Romances 'Queen of Plastic Surgery' Cindy Jackson
Renowned royal historian and author Hugo Vickers, 74, has entered a new romantic relationship with American aesthetics specialist Cindy Jackson, 70, following his separation from his wife. Jackson, widely known as the 'queen of plastic surgery' for undergoing a record number of cosmetic procedures, previously dated James Hewitt, the former lover of Princess Diana. The couple, who have been together since last year, describe their romance as a joyful 'plot twist' in their later years. Vickers, famous for his detailed biographies of the British Royal Family, is currently promoting his latest book on Queen Elizabeth II with Jackson. Their relationship has faced minor logistical hurdles, including an incident where Jackson was delayed at passport control because her appearance did not match her age on her documents. This personal development highlights the intriguing private life of the Eton-educated writer, contrasting with his professional focus on royal history. The article also briefly mentions Jo Wood launching 'break-up boxes,' but the primary focus remains on Vickers and Jackson's high-profile union.
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Royal Author Hugo Vickers Romances 'Queen of Plastic Surgery' Cindy Jackson
Renowned royal historian and author Hugo Vickers, 74, has entered a new romantic relationship with American aesthetics specialist Cindy Jackson, 70, following his separation from his wife. Jackson, widely known as the 'queen of plastic surgery' for undergoing a record number of cosmetic procedures, previously dated James Hewitt, the former lover of Princess Diana. The couple, who have been together since last year, describe their romance as a joyful 'plot twist' in their later years. Vickers, famous for his detailed biographies of the British Royal Family, is currently promoting his latest book on Queen Elizabeth II with Jackson. Their relationship has faced minor logistical hurdles, including an incident where Jackson was delayed at passport control because her appearance did not match her age on her documents. This personal development highlights the intriguing private life of the Eton-educated writer, contrasting with his professional focus on royal history. The article also briefly mentions Jo Wood launching 'break-up boxes,' but the primary focus remains on Vickers and Jackson's high-profile union.
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