Gauravi Kumari
Jaipurian Royal
Gauravi Kumari (born 1999) is the second child of Diya Kumari and her former husband Narendra Singh, and a grandchild of Bhawani Singh and Padmini Devi.
Early life, family, and education
Gauravi was born to Diya Kumari and Narendra Singh in 1999. She has an older brother, Padmanabh Singh, and a younger brother, Lakshraj Prakash. She first studied at Mayo College Girls School in Ajmer. Following that, she went to New York University and graduated with a degree in media and communication. She made her debut at the Le Bal des Débutantes in Paris in 2017. In December 2018, her parents started divorce proceedings, which were finalised that year.
Career
Following her studies at the Mayo, she interned at the New York-based Paper magazine. Gauravi has been involved in charitable work since 2019, when she joined the Princess Diya Kumari Foundation, an organisation founded by her mother, as its General Secretary. Her charitable work focuses primarily on the empowerment of women and girls in rural Rajasthan.
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