Originally Posted by Kelli58

You clearly haven't done your research into Gemma Massey being making your post because in fact Gemma Massey is a titled Lady.

Originally Posted by Kelli58

There are 4 methods of obtaining the title 'lady' in the UK:
- inheritance
- grant of letter patent by the sovereign
- marriage
- purchase of land with a title attached (known as a manor, or manorial title)

Gemma's former husband purchased her a manorial title. She is legally entitled to call herself 'Lady' Gemma Massey.

So as to "I can assure you there is no "Lady Gemma Massey" Trust me on this"
there is the answer.

Originally Posted by Kelli58

So after doing some research it looks as if I improperly defined her as "British aristocracy" when that is not correct. She is in fact a titled Lady but not through the Royal bloodline or marriage into the Royal bloodline.

In truth, a manorial lordship is not an aristocratic title, but a form of landed property. The owner of a lordship of the manor can be described as [Personal Name], Lord/Lady of the Manor of [Placename], sometimes shortened to Lord or Lady.

In future press releases I will be sure to include the corrected information and I want to thank you for helping me sort this all out. I do honestly greatly appreciate it.
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