Princess Salimah Aga Khan
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Princess Salimah Aga Khan (born January 28, 1940) was born in India as Sarah Frances Croker-Poole, better known as Sally Croker-Poole, and was a fashion model prior to her wedding to the fourth Aga Khan, Prince Karim Aga Khan, in 1969.
During her marriage to the Aga Khan, her official name was Her Highness Begum Salimah, although she remained informally known as Sally. Following their divorce in 1995, she kept the title of "Princess". She is now a child-welfare activist and a prominent supporter of the charity SOS Children. As part of her welfare activity she has also visited Afghan refugees in Pakistan[1] as well as victims of the 2005 earthquake[2]
She bore three children for the Aga Khan;
- Princess Zahra Aga Khan (b. September 18, 1970)
- Prince Rahim Aga Khan (b. October 12, 1971)
- Prince Hussain Aga Khan (b. April 10, 1974)
Her first husband was Lord James Crichton-Stuart, an English nobleman; they were divorced shortly before her marriage to the Aga Khan.
Today she lives in London with Phillippe Lizop, the French lawyer who secured Sally her divorce settlement.
She has also been active in the Aga Khan Development Network.
[edit] External links
Princess Salimah Aga Khan - The first Children's Ambassador for SOS-Kinderdorf
[edit] References
- ^ Princess Salimah Aga Khan in the Afghan refugee camps in Pakistan
- ^ Pakistan Daily Times story: Princess Salima Aga Khan visits quake-hit areas, December 15, 2005
