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Introducing the other Geldof girl: Now Fifi Trixabelle hits the party scene
Last updated at 11:28am on 06.03.08
The other Geldof: Fifi Trixabelle at Kitts nightclub in London last night
The eldest Geldof girl made a rare public appearance last night at bash held at Kitts nightclub, where she was joined by flamboyant 'Queen Sloane' Henry Conway, the elder son of disgraced Tory MP Derek Conway.
While her teen sisters have become limelight loving girls about town, the 24-year-old has largely avoided the spotlight they've so eagerly pursued.
Last year, she quietly landed a job at PR firm Freud Communications where a source said at the time: "Fifi is working on talent and special projects.
"She's getting on really well."
But she did have a brief flirtation with life as a wild-child.
In 2002, she was arrested for being "drunk and incapable" after a drinking session in London's West End.
She was put into cells to sober up following her altercation with the police in the early hours the morning after she was found alone, slumped in the street and "clearly very worse for wear".
Her arrest came nearly two years to the day that her mother, Paula Yates, died of a heroin overdose at 41.
For a time she was a familiar figure in Chelsea wine bars but since that brush with the law, Fifi has kept a low profile.
Cheers: Fifi let her composure slip a little as she enjoyed a glass of champagne
On the scene: Fifi, with Henry Conway, has largely avoided the spotlight pursued by her sisters Pixie and Peaches
Girls about town: Peaches Geldof was also out in London last night at London's Bungalo 8; Pixie attending an NME Awards after-party late last month
Sir Bob, who has also raised Tiger Lily, Paula Yates's daughter to Michael Hutchence, once described his eldest as "great companion, fantastic fun, a gorgeous girl, though the most like me in that she can also be unco-operative and surly."
"She walks like me, scowls at people like I do, is iconoclastic to a fault".
Boomtown brood: Sir Bob Geldof with, from left, Fifi, Tiger Lily, Pixie and Peaches in 2005
Growing up a Geldof: Sir Bob and Paula Yates with, from left, Peaches, Pixie and Fifi at Paris' Dsneyland in the early 1990s
