Model nepo baby, 31, who is the daughter of a popstar mother and film director father wows at Valentino runway show during Paris Fashion Week – but do YOU know who it is?

As the daughter of two big players in the entertainment industry, she is no stranger to mixing with A-listers.

So it came as no surprise that this nepo baby was rubbing shoulders with the stars at the Valentino runway show during Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday. 

While she has a popstar mother and a filmmaker father for parents, it’s not a career path she has decided to follow, instead she pursed becoming a model and artist.

She made her modeling debut at age 17 and has modelled for various fashion houses including Acne Studios, Christopher Kane, Prada and Miu Miu.

Despite having a close relationship with her famous parents, she has been taking on the Haute Couture Fashion Week on her own, mingling with Elton John and his husband David Furnish.

So have you figured out who it is?

That’s right, it’s Tali Lennox!

She is the daughter of Scottish singer-songwriter, political activist Annie Lennox and Israeli human rights activist, film producer and director Uri Fruchtmann.

Yet despite her high-profile parents, she describes her upbringing as ‘sheltered,’ growing up in London’s Notting Hill.

She previously told The Scottish Mail on Sunday: ‘People find it hard to believe, but my childhood was really quite normal.

‘My mum has always been so modest and grounded and didn’t really involve herself in the world of celebrity. First and foremost, despite being an incredibly successful singer, she was a parent.

‘I never felt we were under a spotlight and we didn’t have paparazzi trailing us all the time, which I am grateful for.

‘I think because we didn’t do anything out of the ordinary we were left alone and that helped me growing up. I didn’t really feel any different to anyone else.’

Tali was struck by tragedy in 2015, when her photographer boyfriend Ian Jones drowned at the age of 32.

The couple’s kayak had capsized on the Hudson River in New York state, where his family lived, and he was swept away by the powerful current.

She was rescued by a nearby boat; his body was discovered three days later.

‘My heart is shattered,’ she wrote at the time. ‘My best friend, my soulmate, my partner in crime and creativity, the love and light of my life is no longer with me.’

Annie married film director Uri in 1988, with both keen to have a settled family life.

Tragically their first child Daniel was stillborn and it left Annie spiralling in grief. 

She said: ‘It was more profound than I’d ever imagined, deeper in every way – an awakening. It throws your life upside down. You’re stunned, like a truck just hit you.

‘It really brings home the temporariness of life. But that is the everyday reality for so many women in the world.’

When her daughter Lola arrived in 1990 she stepped back from music, though she carried on writing songs and wondered if she could make it as a solo artist.

The success of her solo albums Diva and Medusa proved she was indeed a formidable talent on her own, but when her second daughter Tali was born in 1993 she again retreated into motherhood.

She said: ‘I didn’t want them to be thrust into the exhibitionism and voyeurism which is the celebrity industry.’

Ironically both daughters later chose to be in the spotlight; Lola as a singer and Tali as a model.

Annie divorced Uri in 2000 and threw herself into activism, campaigning for the equality o
f women and girls.

She said the loss of Daniel had brought her a greater empathy and understanding for the struggles of mothers, and it was through her activism she met Mitch Besser, a Harvard-educated gynaecologist who would become her third husband.

Besser founded mothers2mothers to support families with HIV and they married in a low-key ceremony with 150 guests, with Lola and Tali as bridesmaids.