Clare Hazell, born in Reading, England, is a British interior designer who initially pursued a modelling career in the United States. She established herself professionally, later founding Clare Hazell Consultancy Services Limited, as registered with UK Companies House. Hazell has been linked to high-profile social circles, including allegations of taking approximately 40 flights on Jeffrey Epstein's 'Lolita Express' private jet and being 'intimate' with Virginia Giuffre, according to Giuffre's accounts reported in the Daily Mail (these allegations have a confidence of 0.7, stemming from unverified personal testimony). On October 27, 2001, Hazell married Arthur Edward Rory Guinness, 4th Earl of Iveagh, at St Andrew's and St Patrick's Church in Elveden, Suffolk, thereby becoming the Countess of Iveagh. The couple resided at Elveden Hall, a Grade II* listed stately home in Suffolk, and have two sons, including Arthur Guinness, Viscount Elveden (born 2002). Reports indicate the marriage ended in divorce proceedings initiated by Hazell around 2013, potentially one of Britain's largest due to Edward Guinness's estimated £900 million fortune. Hazell maintains a low public profile post-divorce, continuing her work in interior design while residing primarily in Suffolk. No verified education, net worth, or current contact details are publicly documented beyond partial, unconfirmed email references.