Although Lady Gabriella Kingston has attended royal events from time to time, she has generally kept a low profile, pursuing her multiple passions in creative arts, journalism, and education. She hopped across the pond for college, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in comparative literature and Hispanic studies from Brown University in Rhode Island. Kingston returned to her native England to obtain a Master of Philosophy degree in social anthropology at Oxford.
Following her graduate studies, Kingston began working as a freelance writer and contributing editor for multiple English- and Spanish-language publications and websites. She’s written stories for major outlets like The Telegraph, The London Magazine, Vogue, and others. Kingston, who also uses the name Ella Windsor, wrote an essay for the Telegraph about her brief time living in South America, detailing how her love for the continent inspired her work with Branding Latin America, which links South American arts institutions and the rest of the world.
Kingston is a performer in her own right. She showed off her vocal prowess on two tracks recorded for the Playing for Change Foundation, which seeks to enrich global communities with the power of music. One track is titled “Bam Bam,” while the other, “Out of the Blue,” is an original composition by Kingston that she performed at her wedding reception when she married Thomas Kingston in May 2019. “I’ve always loved music, but never imagined I would become involved with it like this — releasing my own songs,” she told Hello.
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