Rosie Millard holds British nationality and belongs to white ethnicity. Moving to Rosie Millard's personal life, she is happily married lady. Rosie Millard and her husband Philip Clothier were married in 1994. Her husband Philip Clothier is a producer and director, known for Justice!, Dispatches and World in Action. The couple has four children named, Gabriel, Honey, Phoebe, Lucien. Currently, Rosie Millard is living with her family in Islington, north London. The information about her salary and net worth, Rosie Millard has not disclosed about it on social sites.
Rosie Millard Biography
Quick Timeline of Rosie Millard
| 1965 | Born in Merton, London |
| 1994 | Married with Philip Clothier |
| 2011 | Wrote three Books |
| 2015 | Published her first novel The Square |
| 2014 | Co-produced documentary Kick Out The Jams |
Detail Timeline of Rosie Millard
April 17 , 1965
Born in Merton, London
Rosie Millard’s birth name is Rosemary Harriet Millard. She was born on April 17, 1965, in Merton, London, England, UK. Rosie Millard grew up with her parents but she has not mentioned her parent’s name in her bio.
1994
Married with Philip Clothier
Rosie Millard got married to Philip Clothier in 1994. Her husband Philip Clothier is a TV producer. The couple has been blessed with four children named, Gabriel, Honey, Phoebe, Lucien. The couple living their life very comfortably with their four children.
2011
Wrote three Books
Rosie Millard has written three books, The Tastemakers: U.K. Art Now. She then wrote Bonnes Vacances, a comic travel memoir recounting a journey around the French Overseas Territories with her children, published by Summersdale, 2011.
2015
Published her first novel The Square
Rosie Millard’s first novel “The Square” is a comic romp set in London. It was published in August 2015 by Legend Press. Legend Press is an independent British book publisher founded in 2005 by Tom Chalmers.
2014
Co-produced documentary Kick Out The Jams
A British journalist and broadcaster Rosie Millard co-produced a documentary in the 2014 Perspectives season for ITV1, Kick Out The Jams, which was presented by Gary Kemp and looked at the legacy of the Young British Artists
