Claire-Anne Stroll, Lance Stroll Mother Age Net Worth

F1 driver Lance Stroll’s parents, Lawrence S. and Claire-Anne Stroll raised him in a privileged atmosphere, as his father is a billionaire. 

His parents, both prosperous business owners, are believed to have exchanged vows around 1996. The supposition is based on Lance Stroll’s birthday.

But their decades-long union ended in divorce. Although the exact year of their split is uncertain, it may have happened around 2015 as Claire-Anne began her clothing brand that year, and the article encouraged her to remain Lawrence’s wife.

Similarly, the story said that the couple resided in Geneva but kept residences in Montreal, Mont Tremblant, and other locations.

His Mother Claire Is A Fashion Designer

Lance Stroll’s mother launched her own clothing brand in 2015 and gave it the name of her maiden name, “Callens.”

With her Callens collection of chic, ultra-luxe sports-inspired gear, Claire-Anne Stroll has capitalized on the trendiest trend in clothing: athleisure.

Per her website, stretch silk t-shirts, leather or tech-fabric bombers, cashmere hoodies and track trousers, four-way parkas lined in reversible shearling, and bombers made of the best materials with sport-inspired embellishments and costs to match. 

A cashmere hoodie may cost around $1,000, whereas shearling items cost thousands.

At a press conference held by Holt Renfrew, the brand’s first significant retailer, the Belgian-born Stroll (née Callens), said that her philosophy and way of life inspired everything in the collection.

Claire-Ann Loves Sports And Plays Golf

The ex-wife of Lawrence Stroll is active in sports; she enjoys hiking, bicycling, tennis, and golf—frequently on the road, and she finds that whether she intends to work out or not, she always gets dressed for the gym in the morning.

With love for sports, she was considering the tagline for her line: performance meets elegance and technical textiles that are comfy and elegantly smart. 

Her now-divorced husband, Lawrence, was quite supportive and encouraging when she started her project, but she insisted it be her own and didn’t want him to be involved.

Sport-inspired clothing was the most challenging segment of the garment business, and Stroll was riding that wave.

In Montreal in 2015, Lole was growing with its notion of athletic daywear, while Reitmans had just established a new banner with Hyba, focused on “move” wear. The wife and son of Lululemon’s Chip Wilson have also created Kit & Ace with “technical cashmere.”

According to NPD Group Canada, sales of “athleisure” clothing climbed by almost 15% in the year ending in March 2015, reaching $2.9 billion, or 12% of the total Canadian apparel market.

Activewear is the apparent driver across all categories, notably womenswear, according to NPD Chief Industry Analyst Marshal Cohen’s assessment of the U.S. clothing market for 2014.

According to him, it is no longer a fad but rather a way of life that consumers of all ages find to be too comfortable for it to go away any time soon.

Furthermore, Stroll also said there are clothes for daily use and clothes with edgy, creative styles. 

The 23-year-old Canadian-Belgian racer is the son of Lawrence Stroll, a multibillionaire who also has a stake in the Aston Martin Formula One team.

In 2011, Lawrence and business partner Silas Chou, a fashion mogul from Hong Kong, orchestrated the wildly successful IPO of Michael Kors.

Stroll made the most of his money by selling his shares in the American clothing company; he finalized the sale of his shareholding in 2014.

According to Forbes, he supervised a group of investors that paid £90 million plus the assumption of £15 million in debt to acquire the Formula One racing team Force India in August 2018.

Early in 2020, Stroll oversaw investment in Aston Martin for $235.6 million (£182 million), and he was appointed the automaker’s executive chairman.

As part of the agreement, Racing Point, Stroll’s Formula One team, was renamed the Aston Martin Team, bringing the brand back to the sport after a 60-year absence.

After divorcing Belgian-born Claire-Ann Callens, Stroll wed the lovely Brazilian beauty Raquel Diniz, who was spotted on his arm in the pit lane.

The 36-year-old fashion designer founded her clothing line in 2016. On FARFETCH, her opulent gowns and boho outfits fetch hundreds of pounds.

Stroll and Raquel had a spectacular wedding in 2020, during which time they commandeered the island of Mustique for three days.More than 300 guests, some of whom slept at his great house, worth £70 million.

His residences in London, Geneva, and Quebec are where the couple stays when they aren’t on vacation in the Caribbean.

Based on her photographs, Clarie-Anne appears to be in her late 50s. And her former husband seems to be some years older than her. 

The estranged spouse of a businesswoman of Belgian descent is 63 years old and was born in Montreal, Canada, on July 11, 1959.

Similarly, he was the son of fashion importer Leo Strulovitch and was born into a Jewish household in Montreal, Quebec.

Stroll’s 26-year-old daughter Chloe is a singer who frequently makes appearances at Grand Prix. She released a 4-minute pop song in 2012 with the title Surrender. 

Likewise, she also got engaged to Australian snowboarder Scotty James in November 2021 after two years of dating.

The couple, who will exchange vows in Cannes, appeared to be having a good time during their engagement party on a yacht off the French Riviera. As friends and family joined the happy couple on a boat, Stroll shared several updates on her Instagram story.

Stroll and James could be seen standing on a table and cuddling in one photo, while a menu card commemorating their “engagement party” was shown in another.

The joyous news of the couple’s engagement was first shared on their individual social media profiles in April when they celebrated their third anniversary.

Fashion designer Claire’s net worth has soared as she earns quite a decent amount from her clothing line. The precise sum of her wealth is still being examined, though.

But, her ex-husband is a billionaire with a $3.2 billion net worth, per Celebrity Net Worth. Stroll earned his money by selling his stakes in Michael Kors and Tommy Hilfiger, and in 2011 he co-ordinated the wildly successful IPO of the latter with Hong Kong businessman Silas Chou.

He spends a significant portion of his wealth on some great purchases. His collection of toys includes boats; he formerly possessed a 96-meter, US$200 million superyacht that celebrities like Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones were spotted relaxing on, and he is supposedly building an even larger one.

In addition, he has a Ferrari 250 GTO for US$70 million, one of the most expensive vehicles in history, as part of his collection of vintage Ferraris.

Besides, he invested US$250 million for a 16.7% ownership in the Aston Martin Formula 1 team in early 2020 after purchasing the Formula One racing team Force India in 2018 (now known as Racing Point F1 Team).