Rosie Mortimer is the sister of Emily Mortimer. Rosie’s sister Emily is a famous actress. For her role in the miniseries The Pursuit of Love, she was awarded a BAFTA TV nomination for Best Supporting Actress. Rosie is also the daughter of the late Sir John Clifford Mortimer, a barrister and author, and the wife of Musician, songwriter, and guitarist George Vjestica.
Rosie Mortimer: Bio Summary
| Name | Rosie Mortimer |
| Gender | Female |
| Born | 1984 |
| Famous as | sister of Emily Mortimer |
| Parents | John Mortimer and Penelope Gollop |
| Siblings | Ross Bentley, Sally Silverman, Emily Mortimer, Jeremy Mortimer |
| Spouse | George Vjestica |
| Children | 2 |
| Grandparents | Kathleen May Mortimer and Clifford Mortimer |
| Occupation | Writer, actress, model |
Rosie Mortimer was born in 1984, in London. She will hit 39 years in 2023. Her mother’s name is Penelope Gollop and her father’s name is Sir John Clifford Mortimer. Her father was a British barrister, dramatist, screenwriter, and author best known for novels about a barrister named Horace Rumpole.
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Rosie Mortimer’s biological sister is actress Emily Kathleen Anne Mortimer. Her half-siblings Sally Silverman and Jeremy Mortimer were born from her father’s first marriage to journalist, biographer, and novelist Penelope Fletcher. Her half-brother, Ross Bentley, was also born from her father’s relationship with actress Wendy Craig.
Rosie Mortimer’s grandparents are Kathleen May (née Smith) and (Herbert) Clifford Mortimer (1884–1961). She is an actress, model, and writer. She started as a model, working in her early twenties. She later decided she prefers writing. She became a freelance journalist for several publications.
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Rosie Mortimer worked for publications including The Evening Standard. According to her IMDb profile, she is an actress, known for Titmuss Regained (1991) and John Mortimer: A Life in Words (2009).
Rosie Is Married To A Musician
Rosie Mortimer is the wife of popular British guitarist, musician, and songwriter George Vjestica. George leads the group Bandante and is best known for his guitar work in various bands. He has released one double-sided single, “Bang Bang/She Put a Spell in Me”.
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Rosie Mortimer and George Vjestica have been married since 2009. The couple has been married for more than a decade. They have been blessed with two sons. Son John was born on January 18, 2010. They are still married and enjoying a blissful married life without any sign of divorce
On Rosie Mortimer and George Vjestica’s 13th anniversary, Rosie took to Instagram to share a beautiful photo of herself and her husband and wrote the caption: Happy Anniversary @georgevjestica – THIRTEEN YEARS!!!! ❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💍💍💍
George Vjestica also took to Instagram to share a photo of himself and his wife and wrote: My love is like a red, red Rose!!Happy 13th Wedding Anniversary my Darling Rosie!! ❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹@rosie_mortimer
Rosie’s Father Suffered A Stroke
Rosie Mortimer’s father Sir John Clifford Mortimer who was born on 21 April 1923, in Hampstead, London, England, died on 16 January 2009, in Turville Heath, Buckinghamshire, England, at age 85. He suffered a stroke in October 2008 before dying in 2009.
Speaking of her father, Rosie Mortimer said: ‘In 2008, as Dad became ill and it grew clear that he was not going to live for very much longer, I was shocked at the thought of losing him. I could not imagine life without him and felt jealous that my siblings had had so much more time with him.
During those last few months of his life, I became incredibly grateful for any time I could possibly spend with Dad and didn’t take a single second for granted. I was so thankful that my boyfriend George had the opportunity to meet him and that Dad had given his blessing to our marriage.
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Dad died in January at the age of 85. I miss him terribly. I hate the fact he won’t be at my wedding and won’t be able to walk me down the aisle. There is no one who could possibly make a better speech than he would have done.
He will never meet my children or see them grow up and I know there will be countless times when I will think: ‘If only he was here.’
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