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Comment: Poorly sourced, not neutral. I dream of horses (Hoofprints) (Neigh at me) 02:09, 3 October 2024 (UTC)

Salty Vixen (born Rachel Kent) is an American entrepreneur, author, actress, former model, influencer, recording artist, and the founder of Salty Vixen Publishing LLC. She is known for her ventures in the entertainment and literary industries, as well as her past associations with British royalty and prominent political figures.

Early Life and Education

Rachel Kent was born in Detroit, Michigan, Raised in Farmington Hills, Michigan. She graduated from at Spring Arbor University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History, with a minor in Spanish, in 2003. During her university years, she gained valuable political experience as an intern at the British Parliament in 2003 and previously served as an intern for U.S. Congressman Joe Knollenberg in 2002. It was during her time working for Knollenberg that she met then-Vice President Dick Cheney at a fundraising event.

At Spring Arbor University, former US Ambassador David P Rawson inspired Rachel Kent to work in politics after which she had her internship in Parliament in London in 2003. Rachel Kent studied under the professorship Ambassador David Rawson at Spring Arbor University. Rachel Kent was also a non-playing member at Beaufort Polo Club summer of 2004. She met PM Tony Blair and many others. She also preserved a letter from George Bush Jr (former President), met him a few times and then in Clinton 2nd Inauguration, she met Clinton.

Professional Career

Following her internships, Rachel Kent ventured into the fields of modeling, acting, and later entrepreneurship. She established herself as a prominent figure in the creative and entertainment industries under the name "Salty Vixen." After her divorce, she founded Salty Vixen Publishing LLC and began creating content as an author and podcast host.

In May 2017, she started writing erotic stories and launched her podcast titled Bedtime Stories with Salty Vixen, a daily podcast featuring spicy audio stories. She is also a musician, having expanded her creative output to include music and recording.

Personal Life and Association with British Royalty

Kent was previously married and has two children, Joséphine and Sterling. In addition to her professional accomplishments, she is known for her association with the British royal family. From 2013 to 2016, she served as a patron for[[1]], the charity founded by Prince Harry, supporting the organization's initiatives and attending the opening of the Mamohato Children's Centre.

Rachel Kent's connection to Prince William dates back to 2004, when she was a non-playing member at Beaufort Polo Club and attended several events, including the Beaufort Polo Ball on June 18, 2004, where she mingled with many of Prince William's friends. She also garnered attention for her appearance at the China White Polo After Party in July 2004, where she was pictured dancing with Prince Harry. Though unnamed in the media, her presence in the photo with Prince Harry briefly circulated online, contributing to her public image.

Entrepreneurial Ventures and Media Presence

Beyond her literary and audio ventures, Salty Vixen has cultivated a large online following as an influencer. She has been involved in numerous entrepreneurial efforts and is currently the CEO of her publishing company. Her website, saltyvixenstories.com, features her podcast, stories, and updates about her work. She has been featured in Weekend Magazine (Holland) and other notable media outlets.