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If you’ve ever wondered what the Rothschild Family Heirs - an “old money” family that keeps everyone curious as to their plans - are up to… More specifically, we’ll discuss the next generation of the family - the Millennials and Gen Zed members - who’ll take the mantle of this legendary banking dynasty in the 21st Century. ------------------------------------------------- How The Rothschilds Went From “New Money” To “Old Money“: ------------------------------------------------- TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 1:14 #1 Nathaniel Philip Victor James (Nat) Rothschild 3:00 #2 James Alain Robert Alessandro de Rothschild 4:51 #3 James Amschel Victor Rothschild 6:47 #4 Noémie Alix Michèle Léonora Harley de Rothschild 8:39 #5 Hannah Rothschild & Edouard Rothschild 11:33 #6 David Mayer de Rothschild ------------------------------------------------- First on our list of Rothschilds heirs is Nathaniel Philip Victor James Rothschild - or “Nat“ for those in the know. You see, this man is no mere heir-in-waiting - he’s a bona fide business savant. Born in 1971 to Jacob, the fourth Baron Rothschild, Nat's been deeply entrenched in global enterprises since the early twenty first century. From the catwalks of fashion to the labyrinthine corridors of Wall Street - he’s everywhere and nowhere - and that's just how he likes it. And while we all like to this we’re savvy, this man renounced a 500 million pound inheritance in the public eye back in 2000. Shifting gears, let's delve into another Rothschild enigma—James Alain de Rothschild, the thirty-seven year-old son of the renowned Éric de Rothschild. Now, Éric is practically a celebrity in high society. Known for his philanthropy and entrepreneurial spirit, he's the sort of man you'd find gracing the cover of Fortune - his eyes reflecting an empire's worth of secrets and successes. But it’s an entirely different story for his offspring, James Alain. You'd be hard-pressed to find even a whisper of him online. So, why the stark contrast? It could it be that James Alain is deliberately eschewing the public eye - understandably avoiding the constant scrutiny and speculation that comes with the Rothschild surname. Next on our list of Rothschild heirs, let's discuss another James Rothschild - this one born in 1985. A character quite unlike his namesake, this James must enjoy a bit of the glitz, the glam, and the ceaseless hum of the paparazzi. You probably know him best as Mr. Nicky Hilton - wedded to the sister of the incredibly famous Paris Hilton and another scion of the Hilton hospitality empire. The pair met at the wedding of Petra Ecclestone and James Stunt - a setting already dripping with opulence and high society connections. Was it love at first sight or a strategic alliance of empires - Hard to say. What’s tantalizing here is the union of a Rothschild with a Hilton. Two colossal family names - one steeped in veiled financial maneuverings - the other in the brazen glare of tabloid flashbulbs. Amidst the sea of Rothschild men, let's now turn our gaze towards Noémie - a mysterious presence in a lineage packed with enigmas. One might think that with her high-profile parents—Baron Benjamin de Rothschild and Ariana Langner—Noémie would be accustomed to a life under the microscope. But quite the opposite - she seems to have inherited her family's penchant for privacy. The family dinners wouldn't just be about passing the salt - they'd be tactical discussions and strategy meetings - each sister perhaps preparing to take up her own mantle in the Rothschild dynasty. With such familial expectations hanging over them, it's hardly surprising Noémie might opt for a low profile. The next two on our list of recent Rothschild heirs are a bit more advanced in their years - but no less current in their pursuits. First, Hannah Rothschild, now 61, carries the weighty title of eldest child to Jacob Rothschild and the late Serena Dunn Rothschild—because of course, there's always a 'late' in these aristocratic dynasties. Over in the French wing of the family, Edouard Rothschild, 66, son of the impeccably titled Guy de Rothschild and the ultra-chic Marie-Hélène de Rothschild, took a decidedly different path. In 2004, he had the audacity to turn down a position at the French Rothschild bank—because, apparently, the family's sprawling financial empire just wasn’t exciting enough. And last, we have, arguably, the star of this talk - the ten billion dollars heavy Rothschild heir, a philanthropist, and an environmental advocate - David Mayer the Rothschild. Quite unsurprisingly, his middle name “Mayer“ is taken from the name of the founder of the family empire - Mayer Amschel Rothschild And, true to his “adventurer” branding, he’s sailed the world on a boat made out of plastic bottles - and is a huge advocate for a sustainable, green, and eco-friendly life.
