Meet Florence Pughs Parents Clinton Pugh and Deborah Mackin

Florence Pugh’s parents are Clinton Pugh, her father, and Deborah Mackin, her mother. Florence Pugh’s dad, Clinton Pugh, is a restaurateur and 3D designer, while her mom, Deborah Mackin, is a dancer and dance instructor.

It would not be much of a stretch to say that even though Florence Pugh’s parents were successful in their careers, they received quite a bit more attention due to the actress’ strides in Hollywood. Ms. Pugh is no stranger to the spotlight and has had scores of articles written about her, but we believe it’s time to meet the British couple responsible for bringing the talented actress into the world.

Florence Pugh’s father, Clinton Pugh, was born in 1958 in England, United Kingdom. He is a British citizen and belongs to the Caucasian ethnic group. His basic information is limited on the internet, and as such, minute details like his exact date of birth and place of birth in England are currently unknown. There is also very little information regarding his parents’ identity and/or any sibling or relative.

Details of his formal education are also not available in the public domain, but Clinton, who has spent most of his life in Oxford, England, reportedly attended an art college known as Kingston College of Art, Surrey, England, United Kingdom, when he was 26 years old and went on to complete a 3D design course. That is all the public and media know about Clinton Pugh’s education.

Even though he became a certified 3D designer after graduating from design school, Clinton Pugh would become more publicly and locally known as a restaurateur because he owned a bunch of restaurants that received positive reviews from clients and critics alike.

He founded Cafe Coco in 1992 and then established other restaurant chains, including Kazbar, The Lemon Tree, Grand Cafe, and Cafe Baba. Clinton Pugh became an iconic figure in the restaurant business due to the success that his restaurant chains brought in. His skills as a 3D designer gave his restaurants a look that was unlike many had seen, contributing to the level of success he attained as a restaurant owner.

As he advanced in age, Clinton Pugh discovered that he could no longer keep up with the hectic day-to-day schedule of the business. That realization, coupled with seemingly none of his children being interested in taking over the business because they were pursuing other career interests, Clinton Pugh sold off his restaurants and retired from the business.

Florence Pugh’s mother, Deborah Pugh, was born Deborah Mackin in 1962. Like her husband, her exact date of birth is unknown, and also similar to her husband, Deborah Mackin was born in England, the United Kingdom. However, the information regarding her place of birth was never particular about where exactly in England she was born.

She is a citizen of the United Kingdom, and the British mother of four also belongs to the Caucasian ethnic group. It would appear that the available information on Deborah’s early life does not include the identity of her parents, nor does it acknowledge the existence of any sibling or living relative.

Deborah Mackin comes across as a sufficiently educated woman, but there is no way to confirm that assumption as she has yet to reveal intricate details of her formal education. However, she is reported to have attended the Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, Tring, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom.

That training and education she received from that school added to her passion for dancing and eventually led Florence Pugh’s mother to become a dancer. She excelled to the point where she is now an active instructor in the art of dancing.

Every indication points to the fact that Florence Pugh’s parents, Clinton Pugh and Deborah Mackin, have been a married couple for nearly 30 years. The exact timeline of their relationship from when they met to when they began dating and then to when they eventually got married is not available in the public domain.

The suggestion that they got married in the early 1990s arises from the couple having their first child together in 1992. They still live together as a couple with their kids in Oxford, England.

Florence Pugh’s parents have three kids together and four children overall. They had their first child, a son named Tony Sebastian, in 1992. Actress Florence Pugh is the couple’s second child together, and she was born in 1996. Eight years after the birth of Florence, Clinton Pugh and Deborah had their third and currently the last child together in 2004. She was named Rafaela “Rafie” Pugh.

Before her marriage to Clinton Pugh, Deborah Mackin was married to a man known as Peter Fredericks Gibbins. They got married in 1983 and had one daughter together. That daughter was born in 1986 and was named Arabella Gibbins. Arabella’s parents seemingly divorced shortly after her birth, and after her mother’s second marriage to Clinton Pugh, she became his stepdaughter.

Florence Pugh’s parents have done well for themselves in their own right. However, the truth remains that they would not be so famous if it were not for Florence and her siblings. On her part, Florence’s movie credits as an actress includeMacbethand the highly anticipatedBlack Widow,where she played the role of the spy Yelena Belova, sister of Avengers heroine Natasha Romanov.

Her older brother, Tony Sabastian, is also an actor and is recognized for his roles as Trystane Martell in the popular HBO series Game of Thrones and as Andrea Bocelli in the movie The Music of Silence. Florence Pugh’s sisters are also making their living as actresses. Her younger sister, Rafaela Pugh, is a model and actress recognized for her role inBorn For War.

In addition to being an actress, Clinton Pugh’s stepdaughter, Arabella Gibbins, is also a talented comedian, singer, and voice coach. Her involvement as an actress includes a short film titledSwim To Land,which she co-wrote with her half-brother, Tony Sebastian.

Being famous has not changed the dynamics of the relationship between Florence Pugh and her parents. She has no favorites between them as she enjoys spending time with either parent equally.