Inquest reveals Thomas Kingston’s cause of death as severe head injury.

On the 1st of March, an update was given about the unfortunate death of Thomas Kingston, husband to Lady Gabriella. The verdict, according to an inquest, was the result of a severe head wound. This incident occurred at his parents’ home in the serene region of Cotswolds, where a pistol was recovered near his lifeless body.

At the ripe age of 45, Mr Kingston was known as the son-in-law to Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. His untimely decease took place on the 25th of February. The inquiry regarding his passing commenced last Friday at the Gloucestershire Coroner Court.

The nature of his death does not hint suspicion. His marriage in 2019 to Lady Gabriella was a grand affair graced by Queen Elizabeth II herself. Lady Gabriella, 42, issued a heartrending statement via Buckingham Palace expressing her loss, describing her late husband as an “extraordinary man whose charisma touched everybody around him”. The announcement was followed by condolences from King Charles and Queen Camilla, conveying their deepest sympathies to his bereaved family.

Before his tragic end, Mr Kingston had a lunch engagement with both his parents. However, he was absent when his father returned from a leisurely dog walk. Sensing the oddity of the situation, his mother initiated a search for him after a span of 30 minutes. The grim discovery of Mr Kingston’s lifeless form, bearing a dreadful head injury, was made in a locked outbuilding by his distressed father, who had to force entry due to a lack of response.

Mr Kingston had an illustrious career, serving as a director at private equity firm Devonport Capital. His work extended to the diplomatic missions unit of the Foreign Office situated in Baghdad, Iraq, where he played a pivotal role in securing the release of hostages. His nuptials with Lady Gabriella took place at the iconic Windsor Castle’s St George’s Chapel, attended by noteworthy royals including Prince Philip and Prince Harry.

Despite her royal connection, Lady Gabriella isn’t a working royal. The entire Kingston family is being offered solace by the royal household. Prince Michael, Lady Gabriella’s father, is a descendant of King George V and was a cousin to the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Following Mr Kingston’s passing, no statements regarding funeral arrangements have been made. Recently, Prince Michael and Princess Michael were in attendance at a service for the late King Constantine II of Greece, a significant figure in Lady Gabriella’s life, as he played the role of her godfather and was also present at her wedding.

A news like this reminds us of the tragic brevity of life and the impact it leaves on loved ones. To all those affected by such unfortunate happenings, do not hesitate to seek help and support.