Just ask Cassius Taylor, grandson of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent.
Education is very important to most royal houses, even for those who are not senior members.
Cassius Taylor’s school life was no different.
For a three-term year, that’ll set you back around 49,000.
Thankfully, Taylor’s parents are high-flying art dealers, so they were able to foot the bill.
However, to put it in perspective, the average salary in Britain is 35,404, according toAV Trinity.
Taylor’s enviable education didn’t end there, either.
Once he left Wellington, he enrolled at Goldsmiths in London.
Taylor has also curated his own show, which included artist Armen Eloyan.
Taylor’s passion for music really began to take off when he was at university.
He doesn’t just turn up for any old disco, though.
Taylor has been known to DJ at some really impressive places, such as the Victoria & Albert Museum.
Not many 20-somethings can say that.
He captioned the idyllic snap, taken in St. Lucia, “Catch me grinning all summer.”
Of course, one cannot survive on just one extraordinary vacation.
If hisInstagramis anything to go by, Taylor counts Lady Jean Campbell among one of his friends.
He posted a photo of the pair sitting side by side in 2020.
Campbell has almost as fine of a pedigree as Taylor himself.
Her father is a Scottish peer, and her mother is a former British Vogue editor.
Campbell was even hailed byW Magazineas the “next top British model” in 2016.
Taylor’s connections don’t end there, either.
With an inner circle that interesting, is there ever a need to meet anyone else?
It soon established itself as a prominent voice in the media before the media had really even taken shape.
These days, Tatler is still highly revered, often profiling big names in high society and beyond.
In 2022, it was Cassius Taylor’s turn to be interviewed.
When you’re a royal artist living in London, it’s just another day in the life.
Here, he’s pictured with his dad at a private show for photographer Mario Testino.
When it comes to his social calendar, there is never a dull moment for Taylor.
That’s without taking into consideration how rich his grandfather, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, is.
This kind of financial backing works wonders for creatives who like to party.
