| Personal Information Summary | |
|---|---|
| Name | Julie Montagu |
| Maiden name | Not Known |
| Date of Birth / Birthday / Age / How old is Julie Montagu | February 17, 1974. As of 2025, she is around 51 years old. |
| Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Boyfriend / Dating | Married to Luke Montagu. They have four children. Check the full bio for relationship details. |
| Is Julie Montagu Vegan? | She is passionate about plant-based diets and is bringing up her four children as vegans. |
| Children / No. of Kids | 4 |
| Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race | White |
| Nationality | American |
Wikipedia Information / Julie Montagu Biography
Family, Marriage & Husband Details :
- Julie Montagu (maiden name Julie Jean Fisher) was born on February 17, 1974, in Sugar Grove, Illinois, USA.
- Julie is married to his husband, Luke Montagu. He is also known by his formal name of “Viscount Hinchingbrooke.”
- She met Luke at a party. Back then, he was a scholar at Columbia University in New York City & the President of a firm Wide Learning.
- Luke has worked for “Slingshot Productions Ltd” & “Met Film and TV as a Non- Executive Director & for “Metropolitan Film School” as a Director.
- Additionally, he serves on the Skill Set Film Communications Advisory Committee.
- He was the foremost film scholar at Columbia University to deliver an assignment digitally.
- Possessing an outstanding business skill-set has helped him start many successful organizations.
- Julie & Luke are now parents to four kids.
Career, Interesting Facts and Height :
- Julie is a trained yoga professional & is one of the most popular yoga instructors in London.
- One of her close friends introduced her to Power Vinyasa, which made her inclined towards yoga.
- She also appeared on the BRAVO show Ladies of London.
- The Flexi Foodie Academy, an online nutrition course is her brainchild & has received huge appreciation from the people and industry folks.
- She is also a developer of her own range of energy appetizers that are one of most sold snacks in the UK.
- Julie has also written a few books based on the science of nutrition.
Julie Montagu Net Worth & House : A Huge Manor
- Julie’s husband inherited a house at Mapperton in Dorset termed by Country Life as “The supreme mansion house in England.”
- Julie along with her family goes during the school holidays of her kids.
- Generally, they visit during Christmas holidays, summer breaks and Easter holidays including the shooting season, which happens from October – January every year.
- Her kids love the mansion. They play a lot of games such as hide and seek & often go on a long walk for hours around the pond in the estate.
- The pond has a small island in the middle that can be reached by a small paddleboat.
- The estate also has small height hills that are very beautiful.
- Tourists visit the estate every year for its beauty and architecture.
I have watched every episode of Aristocrat and learned so much. Thank you Julie!
Love English history! My father was British. We lived in SA for over 20 years and became very
Connected to “ all things British” culturally. Tea time, cream and scones etc. ( the proper ones !)
On your Christmas special, you mentioned the wonderful differences, but missed Christmas cookies and candy canes hung on the tree’s here in the US. My in laws also hung chocolates. I think devil eggs might be a Illinois tradition, never heard of that where ever I have lived. We might be brainwashed but the Christmas pudding in SA was actually very good, but the brandy sauce was welcome on anything! We also love mince pies. My four children can attest to that.
My mother laid the table every night properly, with the correct silverware, linen napkins and of course our own personal napkin rings. The etiquette in my home was inherited from both Grandmothers on either side. Our parents never changed that protocol and my grandchildren now, all know proper table execution. My dresses were frocks and our father always said Happy Christmas.
More than anything I miss the civility and manors. Your program is a wonderful tribute to the past and reminds me of how much we have lost the significance of gracious interactions. Making efforts when preparing for others is a gift and can be interrupted as “uppity” it all depends on the motives, when sincere they are kind and thoughtful.
All wealth has privilege but also responsibilities, thank you for sharing your generous commitment to past things of value, and building understanding between to historically related nations. Long live now, the King! We will miss Queen Elizabeth …..may she Rest In Peace.
I absolutely adore Julie and given their history, it was possibly the luckiest day of Luke’s life when he met her. Julie has managed to renovate the estate and make it into a true money maker.
I like your YouTube videos. The countess needs a microphone because she is soft-spoken. Julie’s voice is quite loud. So if I turn up the volume to hear the Countess, Julie’s voice is too loud.