Who are Rishi Sunak’s children?
RISHI Sunak is once again in the running to be the next Tory party leader.
The Prime Minister hopeful is often seen with his wife Akshata Murthy by his side, but the MP keeps his children away from the public eye.
Who are Rishi Sunak’s children?
Rishi Sunak married Akshata Murthy in 2009, making him the son-in-law of India’s sixth wealthiest man.
The couple share two children together – Krishna and Anoushka – with their two children part of the billionaire’s dynasty.
The two daughters are kept away from the public eye, but they did make an appearance during the MPs recent campaign trail against Liz Truss.
It is believed they attend Glendower Prep in South Kensington, London, the same place David and Victoria Beckham’s daughter Harper attended.
READ MORE ON Rishi Sunak
What has Rishi Sunak said about his children?
As Rishi doesn’t share many insights into his children’s lives, he has only made a few brief comments about the family.
According to the Tory MP’s UK Parliament About Me page, the MP joked his children keep him “busy and entertained” .
However, during the summer 2022 leadership bid, he did share his feelings in a social media post.
He posted an image of the family on Instagram, with the caption: “Family means everything to me. So grateful to have the support of my family at yesterday’s event in Grantham.”
Where does Rishi Sunak live?
Sunak’s main place of residence is in North Yorkshire, in the village of Kirby Sigston.
This isn’t the only home the MP for Richmond (Yorks) owns though, as he also has a mews house in Kensington in central London, where he stays when he attends Parliament and House of Commons meetings.
This is where the family spends the bulk of their time due to My Sunak’s work, with four bedrooms to play with in the capital.
They return to North Yorkshire during the weekends.
Read More on The Sun
That isn’t all, as he has a penthouse apartment in Santa Monica in California.
He lived in California for a number of years with wife Akshata before returning to the UK.