Financier Ben Goldsmith, 43, celebrates the birth of his fifth (and final) ... trends now
Financier Ben Goldsmith is celebrating the birth of his fifth child with his wife, the model-turned-society caterer Jemima Jones.
'We have named our daughter Paloma,' he tells me. 'It has the same meaning as Jemima: little dove.'
The son of billionaire tycoon Sir James Goldsmith also has two sons with his first wife, Kate Rothschild. Their daughter, Iris, tragically died aged 15.
Asked if baby number five, right with Jemima, will be his last, Ben, 43, declares: 'Definitely, yes!'
Iris, the eldest of Ben's children, died on his 280-acre Cannwood Farm estate in Somerset in July 2019.
Iris, the eldest of Ben's children, died on his 280-acre Cannwood Farm estate in Somerset in July 2019. Ben and Iris pictured in 2017
He is celebrating the birth of his fifth child with his wife, the model-turned-society caterer Jemima Jones
Asked if baby number five, right with Jemima, will be his last, Ben, 43, declares: 'Definitely, yes!'
She was playing around in an off-road farm vehicle when it lost balance, flipped over and pinned her to the ground.
The friend, who had been riding with her, was unhurt, but the vehicle was too heavy for her to lift.
By the time a distraught Ben, who was playing cricket with friends and family at Charterhouse public school in Surrey, arrived an hour later, Iris had died.
Speaking to Femail last year, Ben candidly opened up about the Isis's legacy and how he's immortalising her love of nature in the Iris Project - an initiative that helps fund and support young climate activists around the world.
She was playing around in an off-road farm vehicle when it lost balance, flipped over and pinned her to the ground
Ben and Iris pictured in 2015 at the launch of new restaurant Tart's Kitchen
He said that his kids continue to be inspired by Iris and that some are even getting involved in the environmental project set up in their sister's name.
'I think, that they themselves are interested in devoting their lives to environmental work,' he explained.
'I think they love the idea that in Iris's name, we're helping teenagers around the world to do the kinds of things that Iris will never have the chance to do.
'In fact, my older son Frankie, is going to go and work with one of our prize winners in Bali...He's studying engineering, and he's going to go and be an engineer on the team.'
Ben says that they see her as a 'guardian angel' and 'dream about her'. Both pictured when Iris was younger
He and Iris's mother Kate Rothschild are now separated, but have both established the Iris Project in memory of their daughter (pictured when she was younger)
Iris was playing around in an off-road farm vehicle when it lost balance, flipped over and pinned her to the ground
The friend, who had been riding with her, was unhurt, but the vehicle was too heavy for her to lift
By the time a distraught Ben, who was playing cricket with friends and family at Charterhouse public school in Surrey, arrived an hour later, Iris had died