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Richard Branson announced the death of his wife Joan Branson, calling her his partner for 50 years.
Branson described Joan as the most wonderful mum and grandmum and his best friend and rock.
The couple married in 1989 and shared three children, including a daughter who died after birth.
Branson previously bought Necker Island for Joan as a grand gesture early in their relationship.
Joan preferred privacy, rarely giving interviews, a stance noted by Branson in his messages.
Branson mentioned his wife’s concern about his spaceflight ventures, reflecting her cautious nature.
Tributes from fans and colleagues poured in after Branson shared the news.
Branson has previously reflected on love at first sight with Joan and their private life together.
Joan’s private approach extended to her rare public appearances, including a 2016 blog post.
Branson remains a prominent figure in business and space ventures, often sharing personal stories with the public.
The announcement appears on social media and the Virgin blog, aligning with Branson’s public persona.

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Joan Branson died at age 75, with Richard Branson sharing a heartfelt tribute on social media.
The couple married in 1989 on their private Necker Island and had three children.
Joan preferred privacy and rarely gave interviews, a stance that only changed with a forthcoming film.
Necker Island, bought for around $180,000, became central to Branson and Joan’s life together.
Joan and Richard Branson had three children: Holly, Sam, and Clare Sarah, who died in infancy.
Richard Branson described Joan as private and not impressed by his usual public antics.
Branson publicly announced her death, calling her a wonderful mum and grandmum.
The story recounts how Joan helped shape a private life alongside Branson's public success.
The article notes Joan’s reluctance to public attention and interviews.
The narrative places early meetings in Notting Hill and a shared passion for antiques in their courtship.

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Joan Branson died at age 80, leaving a legacy as the 'rock' to Sir Richard Branson.
The couple met in 1976 at The Manor and later married on Necker Island in 1989.
Sir Richard Branson described Joan as 'the most wonderful mum and grandmum' to their children and grandchildren.
Sir Richard posted a tribute calling Joan his 'best friend' and 'rock' after her passing.
Joan hailed from Glasgow and came from humble beginnings, with her father a ship carpenter.
The Daily Mail describes their private life as a cornerstone of Virgin's success.
Joan’s influence dated back to the early Virgin Records era and the couple’s investments, including Necker Island.
The article highlights the couple’s 50-year partnership and family legacy.
Joan’s life story is framed as an inspiration for finding lasting support in a partner.
The profile notes Joan’s private nature contrasted with Branson’s public image.

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