Most powerful Westerner in China has parental homes in Cheltenham
Members of a Cheltenham family could soon become part of China's ruling elite.
Marco Foa and his estranged wife Mila Hurst have been watching as their son, Daniel, has become one of the most powerful foreigners in the country.
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Daniel Foa has become close to one of China's elite families
Daniel, a 36-year-old entrepreneur, is married to Hiu Ng, the niece of paramount leader Xi Jinping. Mr Xi will take up office in mid-November.
Marco, lives in a £250,000 house in Leckhampton, just yards from the home Zara Phillips shares with her husband, Mike Tindall.
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Friends of Daniel have claimed it is increasingly difficult for his family to stay in contact with Daniel, such is the high security that comes with marrying into what will soon be China's first family.
Daniel's powerful connections were shown to be on the rise when, three years ago, he hired The Great Hall of the People in Tiananmen Square to host a private dinner for Chinese and Western businessmen. He moved to Shanghai at the age of 23, working his way up a succession of multi-national companies including IBM.
Comments
by herefordone
Thursday, November 01 2012, 4:29PM
“well done him, he has worked hard hope he continues to do well.
Dont you just love the bitters”
by Dr_Hfrrrrr
Tuesday, October 30 2012, 12:36PM
“Is this Hello magazine or something? Why should anyone care that this bloke has hitched himself to one of the families of a murderous tyrannical regime?”
by MarkC11
Tuesday, October 30 2012, 10:22AM
“Perhaps he could use his influence to help the poor people of Tibet.”
by Raccoon
Tuesday, October 30 2012, 10:09AM
“They're proud that their son has married into an evil dictatorship...”