Tatler's annual 'Little Black Book' highlighting the UK's most eligible singletons includes a mix of 'nepo babies,' sporting stars, and those with aristocratic ties. Among those featured are Rosie Burnham, the eldest daughter of UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, and Valentina Pinault, daughter of actors Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault.
Valentina Pinault, 19, shares the top spot on the list with rugby player Henry Pollock. She is a student of digital media and culture at King's College London. Her parents, Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault, have an estimated combined net worth of $7.2 billion, with her father heading the luxury group Kering. Despite her family's wealth, Pinault expressed a preference for London's pub culture over exclusive bars.
Henry Pollock, 21, is recognized as one of the most talked-about players in world rugby, having earned a nomination for the game's best breakthrough player. He plays as a flanker for Northampton Saints and the England national team. Pollock has garnered attention for his on-field demeanor, including licking his lips during the haka before a match against New Zealand and checking his pulse after scoring a try against Leinster. A TikTok dance with his teammates has accumulated over 20 million views.
Other notable figures on the list include Jobe Bellingham, 21, brother of England footballer Jude Bellingham. Jobe, who also plays football and followed his brother from Birmingham City to Sunderland, signed with Dortmund for £32 million last summer. The Bellingham brothers have maintained a close relationship, with their parents playing an essential role in their early careers.
Lady Georgina Hope, 27, has been described by Tatler as 'one of Britain's most eligible' singletons. Her family has a long history of service to the Crown and military. She is an actress and writer who graduated with a BA (Hons) in Acting.
British sprinter Amy Hunt, 24, a Cambridge University graduate, made headlines earlier this year by winning four gold medals at a single European Championships. She also criticized actress Sydney Sweeney's appearance in a betting advertisement, arguing it sexualized women's sport.
Moses Martin, 20, son of Coldplay singer Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow, is also featured. He is pursuing a music career with his band 'People I've Met,' which has performed at major festivals and is signed to a label associated with Olivia Rodrigo and Eminem. Martin recently made his modeling debut for Burberry.
Tunku Nadya Khyra, 25, a student at The Bartlett master’s program and described as a 'Notting Hill It girl,' is descended from the royal family of Negeri Sembilan in Malaysia. She recently completed a BSc in architecture.
Isaac Goldsmith, 18, son of financier Ben Goldsmith and the late banking heiress Kate Rothschild, is studying philosophy and theology at the University of Edinburgh. He spent the summer traveling through the Americas and hiking volcanoes.
James Stuart, 23, styled as Lord Doune, is the son of John Douglas Stuart, the 21st Earl of Moray. The family resides at Darnaway Castle in Scotland.
Rosie Burnham, 24, is identified as a Jägermeister executive and former netball captain with a criminology degree. She is the eldest daughter of Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Lord Caspar Spencer-Churchill, 18, is the youngest son of the Duke of Marlborough and Edla Griffiths. His brother is George Spencer-Churchill, the 12th Marquess of Blandford, and the family estate is Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill.