David Armstrong-Jones and Isabelle de La Bruyere’s Romance Thrives in Stunning Date Night Photos
David Armstrong-Jones, son of Princess Margaret, recently enjoyed a glamorous date night with his partner, Isabelle de La Bruyère. The couple attended the inaugural amfAR gala, held at the luxurious Chancery Rosewood in Mayfair, London, on Friday. Accompanying them was their friend and cake designer, Reem Abu Samra.
Gala Highlights
The charitable event successfully raised $2.1 million for amfAR’s biomedical research and advocacy programs. Guests were treated to performances by music icons Grace Jones and Jess Glynne. David, aged 63, looked sharp in a black tuxedo, while Isabelle, 54, captivated everyone in a dazzling gold lamé dress paired with a matching bag and high heels.
Recent Public Appearances
This gala marks yet another public outing for David and Isabelle, who began dating last summer. Prior to this event, they were seen together at:
- Chelsea Flower Show in May
- Royal Ascot in June
Their Professional Backgrounds
David is the honorary chairman of the esteemed auction house Christie’s. Isabelle, who previously worked at Christie’s as a senior director, was recently appointed CEO of the Opera Art Gallery in September 2023. Furthermore, David is involved in charitable work as vice president of The King’s Foundation, frequently representing his cousin Charles.
David’s Business Ventures
In addition to his charitable endeavors, David is the founder of LINLEY, a furniture company originally known as David Linley Furniture Ltd. This melding of artistry and commerce reflects his deep-rooted passion for the arts, influenced by his parents: Princess Margaret and photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones.
Family Life
David has two children from his previous marriage to Serena Stanhope: Charles Armstrong-Jones, 26, and Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, 23. The couple separated in 2020 after 26 years of marriage. Their son, Charles, is a musician, while Lady Margarita has pursued jewellery design studies in Paris since 2022.
The Artistic Legacy
The passion for the arts runs deep in the Armstrong-Jones family. David’s sister, Lady Sarah Chatto, 61, has been a painter with her works exhibited at The Redfern Gallery since 1995. This strong familial connection to creativity continues to thrive in their professional and personal lives.
