Many of Elizabeth Taylor’s grandchildren are committed to the fight against AIDS.
From Laela Wilding to Naomi deLuce Wilding, Tarquin Wilding, and Lowell, Elizabeth Taylor’s grandchildren are actively involved in continuing their grandmother’s legacy in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Each of them serves as an ambassador for the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, advocating for awareness, destigmatization, and education surrounding the disease.
Three of Elizabeth’s grandchildren are also in the arts!
Not just limited to activism, some of Elizabeth’s grandchildren have also pursued their passion in the arts. Andrew Wilding, Quinn Tivey, and Rhys Tivey are actively involved in filmmaking and preserving their grandmother’s legacy in different capacities. While Andrew works behind the camera, Quinn is dedicated to preserving Elizabeth’s philanthropic work, and Rhys focuses on voice acting.
Two of Elizabeth’s grandchildren have chosen a life of privacy instead of fame.
Caleb Wilding and Richard McKeown have opted for a life away from the spotlight, choosing privacy over fame. While Caleb is known for his interest in motorcycles, Richard’s life remains mostly unknown to the public. Despite their private lives, they continue to honor their grandmother’s legacy in their own unique ways.