Her retirement was largely personal; she married British novelist Mark Shand in 1990 (the brother of Queen Camilla) and had a daughter, Ayesha. The couple divorced in 2009.
As of 2022 and beyond, she remains largely out of the spotlight, though she maintains a private presence on platforms like Instagram . Her retirement was largely personal; she married British
After her role as the "sublime" call girl in the 1982 film Le Grand Pardon , Clio Goldsmith had a brief but international spurt of fame before . Life After Le Grand Pardon After her role as the "sublime" call girl
During her height of fame, she appeared twice in the Italian adult magazine Playmen before stepping away from the public eye. Her final screen credit was in the 1986 film L'étincelle
Following Le Grand Pardon , she appeared in a few more films, most notably the 1982 comedy Bankers Also Have Souls (directed by her cousin Gilbert de Goldschmidt), where she played a call girl given as a gift to a retiring banker. Her final screen credit was in the 1986 film L'étincelle .