Royal Profile: The Hon. Mark Hubert Lascelles

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The Hon. Mark Hubert Lascelles was born 4 July 1964 as the illegitmate son of George Henry Hubert Lascelles, 7th Earl of Harewood and Patricia Elizabeth Lascelles, The Dowager Countess of Harewood {Source}. On his father's side, he has three older half-brothers{Source}:
  1. David, 8th Earl of Harewood (1950)
    1. Margaret Messenger (m.1979-1989, div)
      1. Lady Emily Tsering Shard (1975)
        1. Matthew Shard (m. 2008)
          1. Isaac Shard (2009, twin)
          2. Ida Shard  (2009, twin
          3. Otis Shard  (2011)
      2. The Hon. Benjamin George Lascelles (1978)
        1. Carolina Vélez Robledo  (m. 2009)
          1. Mateo Lascelles (2013)
        1. Laleh Yeganegy (born 1980, never married)
          1.  Leo Cyrus Anthony Lascelles (2008)
        2. Annika Reed (1984, m. 2017)
      4. The Hon. Edward David Lascelles (1982)
        1. Sophie Cartlidge (m. 2015?)
    2. Diane Howse (m. 1990)
  2. The Honourable James Lascelles (1953)
    1. Fredericka Duhrrson (m. 1973-1985, div) 
      1. Sophie Amber Lascelles (1973)
        1. Timothy Pearce (m. 2011)
          1. Lilianda Pearce (2010)
      2. Rowan Nash Lascelles (1977)
    2.  Lori Lee (m. 1985-1996, div)
      1. Tanit Lascelles (1981)
      2. Tewa Ziyane Robert George Lascelles (1985)
        1. Cynthia Lascelles (m. 2008)
          1. Son Lascelles (2011)
    3.   Joy Elias-Rilwan (m. 1999)
  3. The Honourable Jeremy Lascelles (1955)
    1. Julie Bayliss (m. 1981-div sometime before 1999)
      1. Thomas Robert Lascelles (1982)
      2. Ellen Mary Lascelles (1984)
      3. Amy Rose Lascelles (1986)
    2. Catherine Bell(m. 1999)
      1. Tallulah Grace Lascelles (2005)
The Hon. Mark Lascelles married Andrea Kershaw in 1992, divorcing in 2005. With Kershaw, he has three daughters
He married Judith Ann Kilburn in 2011

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