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How perfume entrepreneur Jo Malone studied the Bible and met her husband
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Jemimah Wright2025-05-13T05:59:00
Jemimah Wright considers what is known of Jo Malone’s faith.
In a recent Sunday Times magazine interview with globally renowned perfume entrepreneur, Jo Malone, she spoke about how she met her husband on a Bible course. Jo and her husband, Gary Willcox, who now reside in Dubai, have been married for 40 years.
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