- Born
- Nicknames
- Tiger Taylor
- Tiger Lily Taylor
- Height5′ 7″ (1.70 m)
- Tigerlily Taylor was born on October 10, 1994 in London, England, UK.
- Parents
- RelativesFelix Taylor(Half Sibling)Rory Eleanor Taylor(Half Sibling)Rufus Taylor(Sibling)Lola Leng-Taylor(Sibling)Genevieve Potgieter(Aunt or Uncle)
- A flower tatoo on her right wrist/forearm
- A tatoo of the first initial of her sibling's names at her chest
- Smile
- Eyebrows
- She attended at Bedales School and then she graduated from English Literature, philosophy and photography, at Collingham in 2012. She graduated from English Literature, at the University of Sussex in 2017.
- Has two older half-siblings from her father's side: actor Felix Taylor and doctor Rory Eleanor Taylor. Has an older brother, drummer Rufus Taylor, and a younger sister, model Lola Leng-Taylor.
- Her name was given by Freddie Mercury who loved the Peter Pan mythology.
- I am a firm believer in second hand clothes. I can trawl vintage markets for hours and always come out with something incredible. Nearly all my designer clothes are second hand! I don't really follow fashion trends so I love finding random pieces that suit my style.
- One year I cut all my hair off and dyed it red because I thought I was Kurt Cobain. That wasn't great because when it grows back you get a mullet
- If you have famous parents, you can feel judged by it but ultimately you grow up and you realize how amazing your parents are and how lucky you are. And then you have to find out who you are and absolutely be yourself.
- I think the beauty of London lies in its architecture and its incredible collection of museums and galleries. In the summer I love to sit in the John Madejski garden at the V&A and eat lunch and drink coffee while surrounded by the monumental beauty of the courtyard. The thing I find most inspiring about London is its ability to transport you back in time through the atmosphere of history that saturates its streets.
- The best life advice I've received is don't burn out too young. It sounds depressing but young people always need to remember to slow down a bit and try not to grow up too fast.
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