Nick Faldo's Wife Can't Use 'Lady' Title After Trump Rally

Lindsay De Marco, the wife of golfing legend Sir Nick Faldo, has stirred controversy by adopting the title 'Lady Faldo' online, despite not being entitled to it. The former topless dancer has been actively using the title across her social media platforms and has even applied to trademark it in the United States. This move has raised eyebrows, particularly among those familiar with her past, including one of her six ex-husbands, Randy Heine, who expressed that she would be "crushed" to be referred to simply as Mrs. Faldo. The situation gained further attention when former President Donald Trump introduced Sir Nick at a rally in Bozeman, Montana, suggesting a potential role for him in his government if re-elected. Trump’s remarks highlighted the couple's public presence, with Lindsay often referred to as 'LindzLadyFaldo' on Facebook and the couple branding themselves as 'SNF LLF' on TikTok. This public persona has contributed to the ongoing discussion about the legitimacy of her title. Lindsay's use of the title extends beyond social media; she incorporates it into her participation in golf tournaments and merchandise. The couple's application for trademarking the title has been filed under an "International Class," indicating their intent to commercialize the name. Sir Nick Faldo, who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2009, recently paid tribute to her on her 96th birthday, further intertwining his legacy with royal recognition amidst the ongoing title controversy.