Hey there! Let’s face it — the guest list for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal wedding was practically its own soap opera. For months leading up to the big day, everyone was buzzing about who would make the cut. And if you thought it was just celebrities and dignitaries, think again. Among the invitees was one particularly special guest: Laura Lopes, Harry and Prince William’s lesser-known stepsister. Yes, you heard that right — their "secret" stepsister, as some tabloids have called her. But don’t worry, we’re about to spill all the details.
Who Exactly Is Laura Lopes?
Laura Lopes isn’t just another face in the crowd — she’s the daughter of Camilla Parker Bowles, the woman who became the Duchess of Cornwall after marrying Prince Charles in 2005. Now, here’s where things get interesting. Camilla, who was once Prince Charles' mistress during his marriage to Princess Diana, later became his girlfriend after their divorce. Today, she's a beloved member of the royal family. With her first husband, British Army officer Andrew Parker Bowles, Camilla had two children: son Tom Parker Bowles and daughter Laura Lopes. Laura, now 40, has quietly carved out her own life away from the spotlight, though she's still very much part of the royal extended family.
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That's Tom, Camilla, and Laura.
Laura's Journey: From Art to Family Life
After studying art history and marketing at Oxford Brookes University, Laura embarked on a career that was anything but predictable. In the early 2000s, she worked odd jobs, including interning at a museum in Venice, writing automotive articles for a British magazine, and managing galleries in London. But her life took a glamorous turn in 2006 when she married Harry Lopes, a former Calvin Klein underwear model turned accountant. Talk about a match made in heaven!
Brother Tom: The Food Critic with Royal Ties
Meanwhile, Laura’s brother, Tom Parker Bowles, pursued a career in journalism. After working alongside his sister at British magazine Tatler, he became one of the UK’s most prominent food critics. Tom and his wife, Sara Buys, a fashion editor, have two children and continue to be a beloved part of the royal family
