The Duchess of Kent, who taught music in Hull under the name "Mrs. Kent," has died at 84, remembered as "Music Mama" for her quiet dedication to education.

The Duchess of Kent, Katharine, stepped back from royal duties in 2002 not due to reclusiveness, but to teach music at a primary school in Hull for 13 years, a role she undertook quietly and under the name "Mrs. Kent." She gave up her HRH title and remained anonymous, earning the affectionate nickname "Music Mama" for her dedication. Queen Elizabeth II reportedly supported her decision. Katharine, wife of the late Duke of Kent and a member of the royal family, passed away earlier this month and will be honored with a funeral at Westminster Cathedral. Her legacy as a passionate educator continues to inspire others.