Rose Hulse

In 2017, Hulse became an ambassador for jewellery brand Tiffany and Co.

Hulse has been featured in the press due to her ties with British aristocracy and her viewpoints on "Megxit". In 2017 she married George Richard Hulse, the grandson of a baronet. George Richard Hulse's grandfather was Sir Westrow Hamilton Hulse, 9th Baronet. George Hulse's family - whose seat, Breamore House, is in Hampshire. The 1st Baronet Hulse, Sir Edward Hulse, born in 1682, was physician to Queen Anne and Georges I and II. Her wedding was featured in British society magazine, Tatler and was attended by the English aristocracy. The wedding took place at St George's, Hanover Square, followed by a reception at Spencer House, which is owned by the late Diana, Princess of Wales brother, Charles. Hulse is involved with a number of charities and organisations and is currently a member of the British Screen Forum's select membership group. Hulse lives in between London and Somerset with her husband and they have two daughters.

Hulse began her career in politics, working for Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan in international trade. She then made a career shift to publishing and media, working for companies including Weider Publications, The Hollywood Reporter, NBC Universal, and Sundance Institute before launching her own company in 2012 and ventured into media tech and powered video distribution platforms for Turner Broadcasting (Warner Media) and provided services for IMG, Disney Latin America, Sony Pictures Television, and BBC Worldwide.

Rose Hulse (née Adkins, (1980-08-15)August 15, 1980) is a British entrepreneur born in the United States and is the founder and CEO of TV streaming company, ScreenHits TV. In 2017, she married into the British aristocracy.