Mary McCartney

**Early Life and Family Background**:
– Mary McCartney was born on 28 August 1969 in St Johns Wood, London, England.
– Her father is musician Paul McCartney, and her mother was photographer Linda Eastman.
– Mary has siblings named Heather, Stella, James, and Beatrice.
– The McCartney family advocated for vegetarianism, leading Mary and her siblings to be raised as vegetarians.

**Photography and Film Works**:
– Mary McCartney is a British photographer who photographed Queen Elizabeth II in 2015.
– She directed the documentary ‘If These Walls Could Sing’ in 2022, focusing on Abbey Road Studios in London and featuring contributions from various musicians.
– Mary has published photography books like ‘From Where I Stand’ and ‘Paris Nude’ and held exhibitions at prestigious venues like the National Portrait Gallery.

**Plant-based Cooking and Vegetarianism Advocacy**:
– Mary co-launched Meat-free Mondays in the UK in 2009 and authored vegetarian cookbooks like ‘Food: Vegetarian Home Cooking’ and ‘At My Table’.
– She released the plant-based cookbook ‘Linda McCartney’s Family Kitchen’ in 2021 and launched the cooking show ‘Mary McCartney Serves It Up’ in 2021.
– Mary’s influence in vegetarianism is notable, with collaborations and publications advocating for plant-based diets.

**Personal Life and Achievements**:
– Mary McCartney married Alistair Donald in 1998 and later Simon Aboud in 2010, having a total of four sons.
– Apart from her family life, Mary has published various cookbooks and photography books and directed the film ‘If These Walls Could Sing’ in 2022.
– Her personal life includes exhibitions, collaborations, and publications that showcase her work and achievements.

**Awards, Recognition, and Publications**:
– Mary McCartney won the Daytime Emmy Awards in 2022 and received recognition for her photography from sources like EW.com and Vogue.
– She has collaborated with notable figures in her publications, with forewords by Mark Rylance, and has been featured in various articles and exhibitions that celebrate her work.