Inside the glamorous life of Mohamed Al-Fayed’s daughter, Camilla: the ‘It’ girl started celebrity-loved vegan restaurant Farmacy, attends Chanel and Stella McCartney events, and honours Princess Diana
- Mohamed Al-Fayed, the former owner of Harrods luxury department store and Fulham FC, passed away at age 94 last Wednesday, leaving spectators wondering what will happen to his fortune
- He had five kids – including Dodi, who died with his girlfriend Princess Diana in 1997 – but the most glamorous of them all must be Camilla, who has a vegan food empire and attends high society events
The late tycoon was also known as the father to his eldest son, Dodi Fayed, who tragically died in a car crash in Paris with Princess Diana in 1997.
Al-Fayed, who lived and worked mainly in Britain, reportedly built his empire from scratch, acquiring businesses like Harrods department store, Hotel Ritz Paris and Fulham Football Club during his lifetime.
Spectators have been closely watching the “vicious power struggle” between the four siblings, as the Evening Standard describes it, to find out what happens next.
As details continue to unfold, we take a look at one sibling who’s been no stranger to the limelight over the years, from her socialite “It” girl status to her vegan food empire – here’s a peek inside 38-year-old Camilla Fayed’s glamorous life.
Camilla Fayed is the daughter of Egyptian football and fashion billionaire, Mohamed Al-Fayed
