Describing herself on Twitter as “London’s proper little madam”, there’s a lot more to Emma Sayle than meets the eye. This author, founder of Killing Kittens and leader of The Sisterhood movement – which came to public attention when the then Kate Middleton briefly joined in with their attempt to row the English Channel in 2007 – is a mother of one and the daughter of the former UK defence attaché Colonel Guy Sayle OBE. “Posh and personable” Emma Sayle is a sextrepreneur who has also run the Marathon des Sables and in 2014 told the Evening Standard: “Nothing shocks me anymore”.
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As Matthew said on Twitter, she’s quite the contrast to that hoodlum Chris Reynolds Gordon. Well done Emma.
You are very right. Chris Reynolds Gordon or whatever he’s called was in the paper this weekend. His story has not an ounce of relevance. Emma is running a business and running it well. She has fun, makes people happy and doesn’t go around telling stupid tales and sharing silly pie charts about success. She is worth ten of that fool.
So when she uses the term ‘madam’ is she referring to her character or her profession? If the latter it means she manages prostitutes….