Tatler reveals most eligible people in the UK...and it helps to be a nepo baby! From Gwyneth Paltrow's son Moses to Salma Hayek and Andy Burnham's daughters

Tatler has revealed the UK's most desirable singletons - including Prime Minister Andy Burnham's eldest daughter Rosie, Gwyneth Paltrow's son Moses and the Duke of Marlborough’s youngest Lord Caspar Spencer-Churchill.This year, the British society bible's Little Black Book, which gives a rundown of the unmarried up-and-coming movers and shakers everyone needs to know, includes royal descendants, sporting sensations and society swans.Sharing the number one spot was Valentina Pinault, 19, the daughter of billionaire parents Salma Hayek and François-Henri Pinault, who is studying digital media and culture at King's College London, and rugby's golden boy Henry Pollock.Society's top ten most eligible men and women also included England footballer Jude Bellingham's younger brother Jobe, 21, who plays the beautiful game as well, and Isaac, 18, the latest Goldsmith bachelor.Read on to discover who's exactly being dubbed the most 'young, hot and seriously eligible' by Tatler...Valentina Pinault Salma Hayek's daughter Valentina Pinault studies digital media and culture at King's College London The 19-year-old, who is the daughter of billionaire parents Oscar nominated actress Salma, 60, and François-Henri Pinault, 64, has revealed her love of London pub culture, 'chugging drinks' and Ikea as she topped Tatler's listSalma Hayek's daughter Valentina Pinault studies digital media and culture at King's College London. The 19-year-old, who is the daughter of billionaire parents Oscar nominated actress Salma, 60, and François-Henri Pinault, 64, has revealed her love of London pub culture, 'chugging drinks' and Ikea as she topped Tatler's list.Her father is the chairman of the board of directors of luxury group Kering, which owns fashion brands Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen and Gucci. So it may come as no surprise that her parents have an impressive estimated combined net worth of $7.2B.But despite their huge earnings, Valentina has little interest in the grandeur of Chelsea bars and members' clubs. Instead, you're more likely to spot her at Fabric or the underground, phone-free club night Lost.Speaking about her love for British culture, she told Tatler: 'I think the culture in London is my favourite thing in the world. I love pub culture. I love British humour, just little things like that, that you can't really find anywhere else.'When asked if she was a martini or champagne girl, she replied 'vodka', and that she is more of a 'chugger' when it comes to drinks. Having high-profile parents has given Pinault a clear sense of how much of her own life she wants to share on social media.She said: 'Growing up with parents who are public figures gave me an idea of what I don't want in my head. I don't mind people seeing what I'm doing, but I don't like the idea of people being able to comment on what I'm doing, or keeping track of [it].'Earlier this year, Salma made a rare appearance with her daughter Valentina at the star-studded Serpentine Gallery summer party.In 2022, Valentina appeared on her first ever Vogue cover for the publication's Mexican edition, posing for a shoot alongside her famous mother Salma.In an interview conducted in Spanish, Salma opened up about coming to motherhood later in life, and what she thinks about Valentina following in her Hollywood footsteps.Meanwhile, Valentina revealed her dreams of becoming an actress and a director, but also stressed the importance of helping others, which she did through volunteering at a soup kitchen.Still, she does benefit from her mother's closet of designer clothes – furnished in part by father François-Henri's company.'We fight over clothes because she takes everything from my closet,' Salma said. 'Since she was little she never let me choose her clothes, and I always liked that. [And] she's very good with makeup. I'm good at makeup, but now she teaches me.'The pair have more in common than just clothes: They also both speak Spanish, and like to do so to speak privately in public.'When we are with more people I like it because it is like a secret because nobody speaks Spanish, because with my dad I speak French,' Valentina Paloma said.Henry Pollock Henry Pollock, 21, has developed into one of the most talked-about players in world rugbyHenry Pollock, 21, has developed into one of the most talked-about players in world rugby. His skill earned him a nomination as the game’s best breakthrough player and he has become used to showcasing his remarkable athletic talents on the biggest stages as a flanker for Northampton Saints and the England national team.But he has also forged a reputation as one of the game’s most provocative characters. Remembered for licking his lips during the haka before England’s November 2025 win over New Zealand and winding up the Irish by checking his pulse after scoring the try to knock Leinster out of the Champions Cup.A TikTok dance he recorded with his England team-mates has now been watched at least 20million times. ‘It’s not the rugby stereotype you’d have had 20 or 30 years ago. I guess we’re trying to change it in that aspect. We’re just trying to be ourselves.’He is aware of the hype. His profile has rocketed and he is cashing in on the endorsements, posing for photos in the latest tracksuit from his sponsors, Nike. Personality pays and you sense Pollock knows what he is doing. ‘I’m definitely trying to build my profile,’ he admitted in an interview with The Daily Mail in 2025.Jobe Bellingham Jude and Jobe Bellingham during the F1 Grand Prix of Spain on September 13, 2026Bellingham became one of the biggest names in the footballing world this summer. Jobe Bellingham, 21, has been tipped to perhaps follow in the footsteps of his older brother Jude, 23, in the England squad - having followed him from Birmingham City to Dortmund – though via Sunderland.The younger brother signed for Dortmund for £32million last summer, making 45 appearances in all competitions, though without a goal.He was a regular at England Under-21 level, and has been tipped to make his senior debut alongside his brother in the near future.Both players came from humble beginnings at Birmingham, with the Championship side retiring Jude's shirt number – 22 – when he left for Dortmund when he had just turned 17 in 2020.Jobe and Jude have always maintained a close relationship, with family being a centrepiece for the Bellingham clan. The brothers may steal the spotlight but the importance of their parents cannot be forgotten given just how essential they were in the early stages of their sons' careers.The Bellinghams ferried both Jobe and Jude to football matches growing up and the pair continue to have an active presence in the boys’ lives.When Jude moved to Madrid, father Mark, a former non-league striker, stayed at home with Jobe to support his development while mother Denise went to the Spanish capital.Denise, who works in human resources, manages her son’s finances, allowing the pair to focus on their football. Jude even mentioned once that his mother, who resided with him in a shared flat in Madrid, makes his bed and cooks his meals.Mark has also had an important impact on the boys’ life, being a key role model during their youth.A retired police sergeant for West Midlands Police, Mark introduced both Jude and Jobe to football and gave them tips on how to improve and how to deal with the pressures of the game.Lady Georgina Hope Lady Georgina Hope, 27, has previously been described by Tatler as 'one of Britain's most eligible' singletonsLady Georgina Hope, 27, has previously been described by Tatler as 'one of Britain's most eligible' singletons.The Hope family has a long and honourable record of service to Crown, country and the military, dating back several hundred years.Her father, Andrew, Earl of Hopetoun, was a former Page of Honour to the Queen Mother. He was later educated at Eton and Oxford University and stands to inherit Hopetoun House, where he lives, and its 20,000-acre grounds.Meanwhile, the youngster's grandfather is the fourth Marquess of Linlithgow, who lives on the Hopetoun estate.In 1993, Andrew married Skye Bovill, daughter of an army major and the couple had three children.Her brother Viscount Aithrie will become the twelfth Earl of Hopetoun on the death of his grandfather, and subsequently the sixth Marquess of Linlithgow on the death of his father.She graduated with BA (Hons) in Acting from Arts Educational Schools and received an award for Excellence in Drama from Sir Alan Ayckbourn after performing with National Theatre Connections.She is an actress and writer who has performed in commercials, short films, and voiceovers. Meanwhile, Lady Gina previously told Tatler that her family use avatars to play each other on the virtual game World of Warcraft.Amy Hunt British sprinter Amy Hunt (pictured) became the first athlete to win four gold medals at a single European Championships earlier this year The 24-year-old Cambridge University graduate claimed the 100m and 200m golds before being part of winning teams in the women's and mixed 4x100m relaysBritish sprinter Amy Hunt became the first athlete to win four gold medals at a single European Championships earlier this year.The 24-year-old Cambridge University graduate claimed the 100m and 200m golds before being part of winning teams in the women's and mixed 4x100m relays.Amy's bubbly personality has endeared her to fans and brands alike, with sponsors reportedly queueing up to join forces with the 'relatable' star.Her Instagram page showcases her love of culture and literature as well as her exploits on the track, which have hit new heights since her breakthrough World Championship 200m gold in Tokyo last year.She was not shy when broadcasting her aim to become the fastest woman in Europe, channelling her love of High School Musical when stating 'I want it all'.The Newark athlete, who went to the same school in Grantham as Margaret Thatcher, has only bolstered her reputation with her feats.In September, Amy hit headlines after criticising Sydney Sweeney because the actress posed naked in a betting advert.Amy had accused the Hollywood star of sexualising women's sport after she featured in a promotional video for bookmaker Novig in which she used various pieces of sports equipment to cover herself up. The advert drew widespread condemnation from across the world of women’s sport, in particular from female Olympians.This included British sprinter Amy, who used her post-race interview at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship to rip into the promo.The athlete then appeared on GMB where she doubled down on her views and highlighted the potential dangers of Sweeney's actions.'When we're trying to provide role models for young people and young women in sport, we really want to show that it's about what your body can do, not so much what it looks like,' she said.'When we see the stats that 64 per cent of young girls drop out of exercise and sport before they reach the age of 16, we don't need to place any kind of barrier whatsoever in their way in terms of providing the opportunity and the empowerment for them to still exercise, whatever that looks like, whether it's professional or just going to do a park run with your friends.'So it's about empowering young girls and young women and young people to show that you really can just get out there and you don't have to worry what you look like. You don't have to worry about what you're wearing.'Moses Martin Moses Martin, 20, is the son of Coldplay singer Chris Martin and Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow - and already has a Burberry campaign to his name Apple Martin, Gwyneth Paltrow and Moses Martin attend A24's Marty Supreme New York Premiere on December 16, 2025Moses Martin, 20, is the son of Coldplay singer Chris Martin and Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow - and already has a Burberry campaign to his name.He's following in his father's footsteps with his own rock band, People I've Met, who performed at Leeds and Reading this year, and has been signed to Olivia Rodrigo and Eminem's label. The musician also performed at The Hawley Arms in Camden, this summer. Coldplay played their first concert in the same North London borough in 1998, when Chris, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion were still performing under their original name Starfish. In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine, Moses admitted that he benefits from having a famous dad in the music industry. 'It’s definitely something to be reckoned with,' he said. 'I think the ultimate thing is that I'm very grateful to be in the position I’m in and I have a musical DNA through my parents. 'My parents are incredible and I’m very grateful to be in the position I’m in. But what I’m trying to say is that yes, we acknowledge it and we’re grateful for it, but we’re doing something that is special and unique to us, and that we really care about.'He added that he uses his father as a sounding board for his songs: 'I really trust his opinion. But it’s the same with my Mum too, she has great taste.'The Daily Mail revealed recently that Moses is dating fellow Brown University student Campbell Fealy, 21, although it's unclear if they still remain romantically linked.Moses made his red carpet debut at the end of last year with mother Gwyneth at the Los Angeles premiere of her film Marty Supreme. Earlier this month, Moses was unveiled as the new face of Burberry – his debut modelling job - in a campaign called 'Escape to the Countryside'.He was cast alongside models Edie Campbell, Nora Attal and Sang Woo Kim.And shortly before that, in May this year, he released his debut EP, Bunny, with his alternative rock band People I've Met, in which he is lead vocalist and guitarist.Tunku Nadya Khyra Tunku Nadya Khyra is a budding architect with a taste for the high life. The 25-year-old loves nothing more than a trip abroad but she also has a more serious side Tunku Nadya Khyra is a budding architect with a taste for the high life. The 25-year-old loves nothing more than a trip abroad but she also has a more serious side. The Cheltenham Ladies College alum and Malaysian royal is focused on her studies having recently completed a BSc in architecture from the University of Bath.The Bartlett master’s student and Notting Hill It girl is descended from the royal family of Negeri Sembilan, a state on the Malay Peninsula's southwest coast.Isaac GoldsmithIsaac Goldsmith is the son of financier Ben Goldsmith - the brother of former Tory MP Zac and campaigner Jemima - and his ex-wife banking heiress Kate Rothschild.Tatler revealed: 'He spent the summer travelling through the Americas and hiking volcanoes with his brother, Frankie.'The 18-year-old is currently studying philosophy and theology at the University of Edinburgh.Lord DouneJames Stuart, 23, is the son of John Douglas Stuart, 21st Earl of Moray and Catherine Jane Lawson.They live at the prestigious Darnaway Castle in Scotland, and he has been styled as Lord Doune since 2011.Rosie Burnham Andy Burnham leaves with his wife Marie-France Van Heel and their daughter Rosie after winning the Makerfield by-election in June 2026Rosie Burnham, 24, is the eldest daughter of Prime Minister Andy Burnham and his Dutch-born wife Marie-France van Heel.She is a Jägermeister executive working in the British capital and former netball captain and criminology graduate. Rosie has two siblings, her older brother Jimmy and her younger sister Annie, both in their 20s.Lord Caspar Spencer-ChurchillLord Caspar Spencer-Churchill, 18, is the Duke of Marlborough and Edla Griffiths' youngest. His brother is George Spencer-Churchill, the 12th Marquess of Blandford, and the family's estate is the famous Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. George became Marquess in 2014 following his grandfather's death and was named as one of the 'ten most eligible people in the land' by Tatler in 2019. His connections to the biggest names in British aristocratic society are extensive and date back generations.The Marquess's great-great-grandfather, the ninth Duke of Marlborough, was a first cousin of Sir Winston and was married to Consuelo Vanderbilt, a member of the prominent American family. The late Princess Diana was also Mr Spencer-Churchill's fourth cousin, once removed.Find the Top 10 on Tatler.com and the full list of 200 most eligible people in Tatler’s December issue, available via digital download and on newsstands from Thursday 5th November.