FUN FAMILY MAN
Who are Peter Stringfellow’s children, what do they do and what ages are they?
Stringfellow married three times and was a grandfather four times over
PETER Stringfellow will be remembered for his successful business empire and charismatic personality.
Stringfellow, who died on June 7, 2018, was also a loving family man. Here's what we know about his loved ones.
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Who are Peter Stringfellow's children and how many does he have?
Peter Stringfellow had an eventful love life unlike his parents who stayed married their whole lives.
He married three times and was a grandfather four times over.
His five-year marriage to Norma Williams produced a daughter named Karen.
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Son Scott resulted from his 1967-1989 marriage to Coral Wright.
In 2009, the nightclub pioneer married 27-year-old former Royal Ballet dancer Bella Wright and the pair had two children Rosabella and Angelo, born when he was in his 70s.
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How old are Peter Stringfellow's kids?
Peter's oldest child, Karen Stringfellow, born in October 1963 is 54 years old and gave birth to Peter's granddaughter Jamie.
Scott Stringfellow, born January 7, 1966, is 52-years-old.
Rosabella was born on August 1, 2013, four years into her parent's marriage.
Her younger brother Angelo was born in September 2015, he's now preparing to celebrate his third birthday.
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What are the Stringfellow children doing now?
Karen Stringfellow is married and lives in Florida.
Scott Stringfellow, is a racing driver and instructor.
According to reports, he is so passionate about cars he never made time for nightlife.
Peter had a naming ceremony for his kids Rosabella and Angelo in a strip club, because the venue was his "heart and soul"
He once revealed Rosabella loved to visit Stringfellows Covent Garden.
When is Peter Stringfellow's funeral?
Peter Stringfellow's funeral will reportedly take place at a woodland burial site on Thursday 21 June 2018.
Grieving relatives and friends will gather for an intimate ceremony at Green Acres near Beaconsfield, Bucks, a close friend revealed.
The source told the Express: “It’s a remarkable decision for him to have made when his professional ambience for 60 years was always rock and roll.
"He wasn’t a church goer so it would have been a bit hypocritical given his naughty lifestyle for him to spend eternity in a churchyard. It is also going to be a lovely focal point for his children."
The private ceremony is reportedly going to be followed by an evening reception in his eponymous club on Covent Garden's Upper St Martins Lane.
Many of his celeb pals are expected to turn out to pay their respects.