Friends are 'rallying around' Lady Gabriella Windsor after death of her war ... trends now

Lady Gabriella Windsor's friends are said to be rallying around her after the death of her husband in February.

War hero and financier Thomas Kingston was found dead aged 45 at his parents' home in the Cotswolds. 

Yesterday, his wife Lady Gabriella Windsor turned 43. She has moved out of the Notting Hill home she shared with her husband and moved back into Kensington Palace with her parents Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, the Mail's Richard Eden revealed.

One of her friends said: 'They wanted Ella to be with them, and she didn't want to be alone in the home she shared with Tom. All of us are rallying round and she's going to be OK.'

Kingston died from a 'traumatic head wound', an inquest heard in March. A gun was found near his body in an outbuilding at his parents' home in the Cotswolds.

His death was not being treated as suspicious, and no one else was involved.

The coroner's court was told: 'His father went out to walk the dogs. On his return Mr Kingston was not in the house. After approximately 30 minutes his mother went to look for him.'

Katy Skerrett, the senior coroner for Gloucestershire, added: 'His father forced entry into a locked outbuilding. Mr Kingston was found inside with a catastrophic head injury. A gun was present at the scene. Police are satisfied the death is not suspicious.'

The coroner said a post-mortem examination had been undertaken and a provisional cause of death had been determined as a traumatic wound to the head. She formally opened the inquest into the death and adjourned it.