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Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. richard branson joan templeman (Getty Images) Richard and Joan Branson. Richard Branson's Necker Island is an island paradise. The 74-acre Caribbean retreat has plenty of opportunities for fun. The recently remodeled Great House has a 1,500-square-foot master suite with panorama ocean views. A zip line brings visitors down from the house to the white sand beach, where they can kitesurf or hang out on Branson's yacht, Necker Belle. Branson bought the island for $180,000 in the late 1970s. He explained how the purchase came about in a Virgin blog post Tuesday. I had been madly trying to come up with a way to impress a girl I had fallen for, so I rang up the realtor, and expressed my interest. We were still in the early days of Virgin Records, and I by no means had the cash to buy an island. Luckily, the realtor didn’t know this and offered me an all expenses paid trip to see the Islands that weekend. I agreed to go on one condition – if I could bring a guest. About a year later, Branson writes, he was informed that no one else had made an offer on the island. He agreed to pay $180,000 for the island under the condition that he would build a resort there. necker island (Virgin) A view of Necker as it looks today. In addition to Necker Island, Virgin's luxury property portfolio now includes a lodge in the Swiss Alps, a safari camp in Kenya, and a kasbah in Morocco's Atlas Mountains. Branson married his island guest — current wife Joan Templeman Branson — in a ceremony on Necker in 1989, 11 years after their first trip there. NOW WATCH: Richard Branson hates public speaking — here's how he gets over it More From Business Insider MARKET MAYHEM Here's a simple explanation for what just happened to the stock market This guy turned his failure on 'Shark Tank' into a $28 million investment from Richard Branson

Artie Andrewes And Etta Andrewes, Holly Branson’s TwinsThird Child, Lola Snow Templeman AndrewesHolly Branson’s Children Are Having A Great ChildhoodName Meaning: Artie, Etta, And LolaHolly Branson is the eldest child of the British business mogul, Sir Richard Branson, and the sister of actor Sam Branson. Besides being Richard Branson’s daughter with his wife, Joan Templeman Branson, Holly is also a businesswoman and a philanthropist. Currently, she is the chief purpose and vision officer at her family business, Virgin Group Ltd., and the chair of Virgin Unite, a charity organization. Moreover, Holly is the founder of Big Change Charity, a foundation established to help ensure that all young people are set up to thrive in life.Born on 21 November 1981, Holly Branson is in a marital relationship with shipbroker Freddie Andrewes. Together, the happily married pair are blessed with three adorable kids. So, here, meet all three of Holly Branson’s children, Artie Andrewes, Etta Winter Andrewes, and Lola Snow Templeman Andrewes. Also, find out how the beautiful husband-wife duo is raising their little ones.ALSO READ: All Of Adrien Broner’s ChildrenArtie Andrewes And Etta Andrewes, Holly Branson’s TwinsHolly Branson, the former junior doctor at Chelsea and Westminister Hospital, exchanged her wedding vows with Freddie Andrewes on 20 December 2011. Their glamorous wedding ceremony took place on the Branson family’s private Caribbean island, Necker Island. The romantic couple welcomed their twins, daughter Etta Andrewes and son, Artie Andrewes, on 20 December 2014, on their third marriage anniversary.Holly Branson’s twins Etta and Artie arrived on her third wedding anniversary. Image Source: Holly Branson’s Instagram.Holly Branson’s son, Artie, and daughter, Etta, arrived earlier than the due date at 33 weeks by emergency cesarean after their mom developed pre-eclampsia. They were placed in separate incubators for three days. However, as soon as they came out of NICU, the newborns slept in the same cot together for four months. Their parents provided them a separate cot only after they began rolling over and waking each other up.The adorable kids of Holly and her husband, Fred Andrewes, Etta, and Artie, must feel fortunate to celebrate their birthday and their parents’ wedding anniversary on the same day. Although their sixth birthday was amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, their mom and dad did not leave a single stone unturned to make it how they expected it to be. Artie, who is obsessed with Lego, got a full-sized Lego outfit while Etta got a pink unicorn as birthday gifts from their parents.Third Child, Lola Snow Templeman AndrewesLola Snow Templeman Andrewes is the third child of Holly Branson with her loving husband, Freddie Andrewes. It seems like December is the lucky month for Holly and Fred. Their daughter, Lola joined the Andrewes brood

Richard Branson BiographySir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson is a British billionaire, entrepreneur, commercial astronaut, and business magnate. In the 1970s he founded the Virgin Group, which today controls more than 400 companies in various fields.Richard Branson AgeBranson is 72 years old as of 2022. He was born (Richard Charles Nicholas Branson) on July 18, 1950, in London, UK. Branson celebrates his birthday on the 18th of July every year.Richard Branson HeightBranson stands at an approximate height of 5 feet 9 inches.Richard Branson FamilyBranson was born in Blackheath, London to his father Edward James Branson (1918–2011), and his mother Eve Branson (née Evette Huntley Flindt; 1924–2021). His father was a barrister. On the other side, his mother was a former ballet dancer and air hostess. Branson was brought up along with his siblings, younger sisters, Lindy Branson and Vanessa Branson. His grandfather, Sir George Arthur Harwin Branson, was a judge of the High Court of Justice and a Privy Councillor.Branson’s great-great-great-grandfather, John Edward Branson, left England for India in 1793; John Edward’s father, Harry Wilkins Branson, later joined his son in Madras. Starting from 1793, four generations of Branson’s family lived in India, mostly at Cuddalore Tamilnadu. On the show Finding Your Roots, Branson was shown to have 3.9% South Asian (Indian) DNA, likely through intermarriage. Later, he stated that one of his great-great-great-grandmothers was an Indian named Ariya.Richard Branson’s motherBranson’s mother Eve died from COVID-19 complications in January 2021 at the age of 96. A celebration of her life was posted online by her son.Richard BransonRichard Branson WifeBranson married his first wife Kristen Tomassi. The two tied the knot in 1989 on Necker Island and divorced in 1979. They had no children together. He met his second wife Joan Templeman in 1976 and began a relationship with her. The two are proud parents to their children Clare Sarah born in 1979 but died only four days after birth, Holly born in 1981, and Sam who was born in 1985. Branson’s Necker Island home was left uninhabitable after Hurricane Irma in 2017. The also had damage after it caught fire when it was struck by lightning caused by Hurricane Irene in 2011.Richard Branson GrandchildrenBranson is blessed to be a grandfather. He has five grandchildren including Bluey Rafe Richard Branson. His daughter Holly gave birth to twins Etta and Artie and his son Sam and his wife Isabella Calthorpe gave birth to a daughter Eva-Deia Branson. Eva-Deia joins December-born twins Etta and Archie in the ever-growing gaggle of Richard’s grandchildren.Richard Branson’s Net WorthBranson has an estimated net worth ranging between $1 Million – $5 Million which he has earned from his successful career as a billionaire, entrepreneur, commercial astronaut, and business magnate.Richard

MandalasBlogged by joan as kaleidoscope — joan Fri 19 Dec 2008 9:08 pm Some images captured with my program PhotoEchoesThese are actually photographs.PhotoEchoes picks the photos and builds on the fly an on-screen animated kaledoscope. In the last version I've added the Mandala (round) mode.Pick a 21 day free trial at the web site --> Red MandalaBlogged by joan as kaleidoscope — joan Wed 11 Jun 2008 2:29 pm Image from a photo kaleidoscopeized with PhotoEchoes --> PhotoEchoes 2.0Blogged by joan as abstract,kaleidoscope — joan Thu 31 Jan 2008 5:59 pm During the last weeks I've been obsesively working on a new version of PhotoEchoes (a computer kaleidoscope), it produces fun images, some samples follow. Try them as desktop wallpapers, especially the last one (right click on a image and choose "Set as desktop background" choosing Mosaic if that option appears -it depends on the browser-)More of this at the program's gallery --> More kaleidoscopic patternsBlogged by joan as abstract,kaleidoscope,photoechoes — joan Fri 12 May 2006 11:30 am Some more patters from PhotoEchoesHere are many more. --> Kaleidoscopic backgroundsBlogged by joan as abstract,kaleidoscope,photoechoes — joan Thu 11 May 2006 7:30 am These are tileable patterns created with PhotoEchoes. The program uses the photos in the hard disk to create the patterns and animates them on the screen. Try right clicking the mouse on any of them and choose set as desktop wallpaper --> Many saintsBlogged by joan as architecture,kaleidoscope,rustic and old — joan Tue 11 Apr 2006 6:40 am The same image "kaleidoscopiezed" with PhotoEchoes(Try it as a tiled desktop background or as a web page background) --> Kaleidoscopic foliageBlogged by joan as kaleidoscope,nature — joan Thu 23 Mar 2006 7:12 am Made by PhotoEchoesThis is the original image: --> Kaleidoscopic branchBlogged by joan as kaleidoscope,nature — joan Fri 17