Who Was Duchess of Kent
The title Duchess of Kent has been held by several women in the British royal family. The most recent Duchess of Kent is Katharine, Duchess of Kent, who married Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, in 1961. She is a cousin of Queen Elizabeth II and a member of the extended royal household.
Katharine, Duchess of Kent
Katharine Worsley married Prince Edward in 1961 and became the Duchess of Kent. She is known for her long career as a music teacher and for supporting various charitable causes. She has carried out numerous public duties on behalf of the royal family over many decades.
Roles and Public Life
As Duchess of Kent, she has represented the royal family at events, attended state occasions, and supported organizations focused on music, education, and health. She stepped back from most royal duties in the early 2000s but remains a working member of the wider royal family.
