The public rarely sees Victoria, Rebecca, Margot, and Jessica in society columns or celebrity profiles. Their parents raised them under an unyielding mandate: protect the capital, manage the name, avoid tabloid exposure. Each sister brings a distinct focus to the family’s modern operations.
Victoria Freudenheim remains deeply rooted in the family’s agricultural and equine traditions. Working in close proximity to the celebrated Wilgerbosdrift Stud near Piketberg in the Western Cape, she maintains a direct hand in bloodstock decisions, sustaining a racing legacy that produces classic champions year after year.
Rebecca Oppenheimer is widely recognized in competitive equestrian circles, particularly international showjumping. Spending significant periods competing abroad, notably in Wellington, Florida, the global winter capital of the sport, she navigates the international circuit while managing personal real estate and investment interests connected to the family's overseas trusts.
Margot Slack maintains perhaps the lowest media profile among the siblings. Her work concentrates on direct administrative governance within family trusts and social development programs, balancing institutional oversight with absolute personal discretion.
Jessica Jell balances deep family office governance with environmental, arts, and educational patronage. Residing primarily in South Africa with international ties, Jessica has served as an active trustee on family-aligned foundations, frequently directing grant allocations toward systemic grass-roots interventions.
