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Meet Pippa Middleton’s billionaire husband, James Matthews: the ex-racing driver went to Eton like Prince William, but why was Prince Harry and not Meghan Markle invited to the couple’s 2017 wedding?

Pippa Middleton and her husband James Matthews. Photo: @pippa.middleton.matthews/Instagram
Pippa Middleton and her husband James Matthews. Photo: @pippa.middleton.matthews/Instagram

  • Kate Middleton might’ve scored a prince, and that’s cool and all – but did you know her older sister Pippa has also done quite well for herself, finding love with a British billionaire?
  • He kick-started his career as a racing driver, ranking No 1 in the British Formula Renault Championship and the Formula Renault Eurocup, and is now CEO of Eden Rock Capital Management Group

Kate Middleton might’ve scored a prince, but did you know her older sister Pippa has also done rather well for herself, finding love with a British billionaire?

Before Pippa Middleton married James Matthews she is believed to have dated JJ Jardine-Paterson and Alexander Spencer-Churchill, among others. Photo: Reuters
Before Pippa Middleton married James Matthews she is believed to have dated JJ Jardine-Paterson and Alexander Spencer-Churchill, among others. Photo: Reuters
It’s no secret that the Middleton sisters have always been well connected, but 40-year-old Pippa has a particular reputation for mingling with society’s wealthiest heirs and financiers – from dates with Hong Kong banking scion JJ Jardine-Paterson to Alexander Spencer-Churchill (a distant relative of former prime minister Winston Churchill).

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Nevertheless, it’s been a while since she settled down – quite comfortably we might add – with ultra-wealthy beau James Matthews, 48, with whom she shares three children.

Here’s everything we know about the “It” girl’s companion for life:

James Matthews is a British former professional racing driver

Matthews kick-started his career as a British racing driver. According to Guest of a Guest, when he was just 18, Matthews came first in the British Formula Renault Championship and the Formula Renault Eurocup.

He now works as the CEO of Eden Rock Capital Management Group, an asset management company that he launched in 2001, per his profile on WilliamsF1.

His brother is a reality TV star and podcaster