Jilly Cooper: Legendary Novelist's Legacy and Impact
Jilly Cooper, a renowned British author of the 1980s, passed away at 88. Known for her novels mixing satire, sex, and class, she sold 11 million books in the UK. Her work remains influential, with remakes like Disney+'s 'Rivals' captivating newer audiences, keeping her legacy alive.

Jilly Cooper, the esteemed British novelist known for her 1980s bestsellers blending satire with themes of sex and class, has died at 88, her agent announced Monday.
With 11 million books sold in the UK, Cooper's work resonated profoundly, and new adaptations like Disney+'s 'Rivals' continue to captivate audiences.
Cooper, a friend of Queen Camilla, found inspiration in Gloucestershire's upscale estates. Her novels, rooted in the fictional Rutshire county, charmed readers with their vivid portrayals of upper-class adventures.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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