Charlie Watts’ daughter, Seraphina Watts Biography: Age, Net Worth, Family, Husband, Wikipedia, Documentaries

Seraphina Watts is the only daughter of Charlie Watts, the late drummer of the Rolling Stones, and Shirley Ann Shepherd, a former model and sculptor. She was born on March 18, 1968, in the United Kingdom.

She had a troubled childhood and was expelled from boarding school for smoking marijuana. She later became a musician and played in a band called The Seraphs.

She also worked as an entrepreneur and owned a farmhouse in Rhode Island.

Profile

• Full name: Seraphina Watts
• Date of birth: March 18, 1968
• Age: 55 years old
• Gender: Female
• Place of birth: London, England
• Nationality: British
• Profession: Entrepreneur, musician, media personality, social media star
• Height: 5 feet 7 inches (167 cm)
• Parents: Charlie Watts (father) and Shirley Ann Shepherd (mother)
• Siblings: None
• Spouse: Barry Catmur (current), Nick (former)
• Children: Charlotte Watts (daughter)
• Relationship status: Married
• Net worth: $6 million

Early Life & Education

Seraphina Watts, currently 55, was born on March 18, 1968, in London, England.

She is the only child of Charlie Watts and Shirley Ann Shepherd, who were married in 1964. Her father was a famous drummer of the Rolling Stones, one of the most influential rock bands ever.

On the other hand, her mother was an entrepreneur and a farmhouse owner. Seraphina grew up in a musical environment, as her father often played jazz records at home and taught her how to play the drums.

She became interested in fashion and art, inspired by her father’s elegant style and graphic design skills.

Seraphina attended a local school in her neighborhood for her basic education. However, she was expelled from a boarding school for smoking marijuana.

She later enrolled in a reputed college for her high school education but did not reveal much about her academic qualifications.

Personal Life

Seraphina Watts has been married twice and has a daughter. Her first husband was Nick, a lawyer, whom she married in the late 1980s.

They had a daughter named Charlotte, who was born in 1997. Charlotte followed in her grandfather’s footsteps and became a model and a musician.

She also worked as his assistant and accompanied him on his tours. Seraphina and Nick divorced in the early 2000s due to unknown reasons. Seraphina found love again and married Barry Catmur, an entrepreneur, in 2017.

They live in a $1.5 million farmhouse in Rhode Island, enjoying a luxurious lifestyle. Seraphina and Barry are animal lovers and have adopted several dogs from the Forever Hounds Trust, a charity that rescues and rehomes greyhounds and lurchers. Seraphina is also close to her mother, who lives in Devon, England.

Career

Seraphina Watts has pursued various careers in her life, ranging from music to media to business. She is a talented drummer who learned from her father and played in several bands.

She also has a passion for jazz and formed her group, the Seraphina Watts Quintet, which performed at various venues and festivals. She also collaborated with musicians such as Bill Wyman, Ronnie Wood, and Mick Jagger.

Seraphina is also a media personality and an Internet sensation. She has appeared in several documentaries and interviews about her father and the Rolling Stones. She has also hosted her radio show, Sera’s Jazz Hour, on SiriusXM.

She has a large fan base on social media, where she posts photos and videos of her life, family, and pets. She has over 100,000 followers on Instagram and over 50,000 followers on Twitter.

Seraphina is also an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. She has launched her fashion line, Serafina, which features clothing and accessories inspired by her father’s style and her love for jazz.

She has also invested in several businesses, such as a restaurant, a hotel, and a spa. She supports various charities and causes, such as animal welfare, environmental protection, and music education.

Net Worth

Seraphina Watts has an estimated net worth of around $6 million. She has earned her wealth from her diverse careers and investments.

She also inherited a fortune from her father, who had a net worth of $250 million at his death.

Death

Seraphina Watts lost her father, Charlie Watts, on August 24, 2021, when he passed away peacefully in a London hospital, surrounded by his family. He was 80 years old.

He had had throat cancer since 2004 and had undergone a medical procedure in 2021, which prevented him from joining the Rolling Stones’ No Filter tour.

His death was announced by his publicist, who said, “Charlie was a cherished husband, father, and grandfather and also as a member of The Rolling Stones, one of the greatest drummers of his generation.

We kindly request that his family, band members, and close friends’ privacy be respected at this difficult time.”

Seraphina Watts paid tribute to her father on social media, posting a photo of him smiling and playing the drums. She wrote, “My hero, my inspiration, my best friend. I love you, Dad. Rest in peace.” She also thanked the fans and the public for their condolences and support.

She said, “I am overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and sympathy for my father. He was a humble and gentle soul who touched many lives with his music and kindness. I am grateful for all the messages and memories people have shared. He will always be in my heart and my music.”

Controversy

Seraphina Watts has faced criticism and backlash from fans and media outlets, who accused her of exploiting her father’s fame and legacy for her own benefit.

Some people also questioned her authenticity and talent as a musician and a fashion designer, claiming she was riding on her father’s coattails and copying his style.

Seraphina Watts has ignored these negative comments and focused on her passions and pursuits. She has also defended her father and the Rolling Stones from unfair or false accusations.

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @seraphinawatts
• Twitter handle: @serawatts

Filmography

Seraphina Watts has appeared in several documentaries and interviews about her father and the Rolling Stones. Some of her film credits include:

• Charlie Is My Darling
• Gimme Shelter
• Cocksucker Blues
• The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus
• Shine a Light
• Crossfire Hurricane
• Olé Olé Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America
• The Quiet One