He was only ever healthy enough to stay in the hospital for his whole eight-month life.
The daughter of Beryl Hunt and businessman David Gold, Gold was born on July 16, 1960.
Sex magazines were first sold on British high streets thanks to her father’s publishing company. David cried when his first wife gave birth to Jacqueline because he wanted a boy.
In Biggin Hill, Kent, she and her sister spent their formative years in a huge, three-story home with a wide garden and a swimming pool.
She played the lead in the second episode of the BBC Radio 4 series The House I Grew Up In, which had her describing a difficult childhood, in August 2007.
When she was 12 years old, her parents divorced.
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The multimillionaire entrepreneur, who is 58 years old, opened out about the passing of her son Alfie, who passed away at the age of eight months.
On the Today program of BBC Radio 4, an emotional Jacqueline said, “Alfie did survive the delivery.” He cried when he was born, but not in the way that babies do; instead, he cried because he was in pain.
No mother should have to put up with listening to her child sob in pain. When Jacqueline learned she was expecting a boy and a girl, she described herself as “ecstatic.” However, she then learned that her son had a serious illness and would not make it through labor.
He was only ever healthy enough to stay in the hospital for his whole eight-month life.
