Anissia Tugendhat Wikipedia, Age and Children - Know all about Tom Tugendhat's wife

Anissia Tugendhat is the wife of Tom Tugendhat, a prominent British politician. She is known for her own accomplishments and contributions in various fields. She is a French judge and senior civil servant.

The couple had been together for several years prior to the announcement of their engagement, leading to speculation about where and when they first met.

She prefer to keep their personal lives private and occasionally post about her shared hobbies and interests, giving their followers a small glimpse into their happy and fulfilling life together.

Anissia Tugendhat Age, Bio and Wikipedia

Born in 1975, Anissia Tugendhat's age is 48 years old. She was born in London. She splits her time between France and England. Her birth name is, Anissia Morel.

She was born to Pierre Morel, a French diplomat, and mediator in Ukraine for the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Her mother name is, Olga Bazanoff.

She has a sibling whose name is, Alexis Morel. Her father-in-law is, Sir Michael Tugendhat, a High Court judge and mother-in-law who is a French-born wife Blandine de Loisne.

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Anissia Tugendhat's husband

Anissia Tugendhat is married with Tom Tugendhat holds dual British and French citizenship. He is a Roman Catholic who identifies with Jewish people.

His paternal grandfather was an Austrian Jewish emigrant, from Vienna, who converted to Roman Catholicism.

Anissia Tugendhat children

Anissia Tugendhat has two children named, a son – Adams and a daughter – Beatrice. Their dates of birth are not publicly known.

The family of four currently lives in their home in Edenbridge, Kent, England.  Couple often seen spending time with their children and engaging in activities such as going to the park, playing video games, and doing puzzles.

Lesser known facts about Anissia Tugendhat

1. Anissia Tugendhat's husband, Tom Tugendhat subsequently supported Liz Truss's bid to become Conservative leader.
2. He accused Iran of arming insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan: "Through the Quds Force, in 2015.
3. He founded the China Research Group alongside fellow Conservative MP Neil O'Brien, in 2020.
4. He described the event in The Times as Britain's "biggest foreign policy disaster since Suez", in Aug 2021.
5. After the general election in December 2019, Tugendhat criticised the antisemitism and said,

"It was a campaign that wasn't always as clean as previous ones. For the first time I faced antisemitism, which I found particularly offensive and very surprising for a community like this and frankly rather distasteful. It's very un-Tonbridge, it's very un-Kent and it's very un-British. ... I would hope that type of attitude is going to leave our politics for good."