Gold was born on July 16, 1960, to Beryl Hunt and businessman David Gold. Her father owned a publishing company that brought sex magazines to the British high street. David reportedly wept when his first wife’s child, Jacqueline, was born because he desired a son.
She and her sister grew up in Biggin Hill, Kent, in a large three-story house with a large garden and a swimming pool. She was the main participant in the second episode of the BBC Radio 4 series, The House I Grew Up In, in August 2007, in which she described her unhappy childhood. When she was twelve years old, her parents divorced.
How did Jacqueline Gold make her money?
Gold’s income per year is unknown.
Jacqueline started working for Royal Doulton after high school, but she decided she didn’t want to be in management and asked her father to help her gain some extra work experience.
After purchasing four Ann Summers stores in 1972, her father gave Jacqueline, then nineteen, summer work experience in May 1979; Jacqueline was paid £45 per week, less than the tea lady.
What is Jacqueline Gold’s net worth?
Gold is estimated to be the 16th richest woman in the United Kingdom. According to The Sunday Times Rich List 2019, gold is worth £470 million.
Is she a billionaire?
According to his net worth, he is not a billionaire.
