Who is Victoria Starmer, woman who will replace Akshata Murthy as UK's First Lady?

Victoria Starmer is the poised and accomplished wife of Keir Starmer, the leader of UK's Labour Party, and is now set to become the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Despite maintaining a low profile throughout her husband's political career, Victoria has recently garnered attention as speculation rises about her potentially becoming the UK's First Lady and will replace Akshata Murthy.

Victoria and Keir met in the early 2000s and tied the knot in 2007, having initially crossed paths through their legal careers. While Victoria previously worked as a solicitor, she now dedicates her efforts to NHS occupational health. Born in 1973 in London to an economics lecturer father and a community doctor mother.

The Starmer family includes two children, a 15-year-old son and a 13-year-old daughter. Growing up, the children adhered to a vegetarian diet, reflecting Victoria's dietary choices as a vegetarian and Keir's as a pescatarian. The family's observance of Jewish traditions, such as Friday night dinners and prayers with Victoria's father, highlights their rich cultural heritage.

Maintaining their privacy has been a priority for the Starmer family, with Keir expressing concerns about the potential impact of his career on his children. As a result, he has shielded their identities and family photographs from public scrutiny. In interviews, Keir has consistently praised Victoria's intelligence, beauty, and adeptness in navigating their life in the public eye.

As of now, the Starmer family resides in a townhouse in Camden, embodying a blend of rich cultural heritage, dedication to public service, and a commitment to preserving their family's privacy and values.