Editing Dove Hepburn (section)

==Personal life==
A passionate traveller and nature enthusiast, Hepburn drew inspiration in the natural beauty of [[Austria]]’s [[Austria|Eisriesenwelt]], the world’s largest [[Encyc|limestone]] ice cave. Her environmental commitment extende to [[Bird|ornithology]], where she actively participated in conservation efforts to study and protect [[bird]] species. Beyond her appreciation for nature, Hepburn was deeply invested in [[Music|classical music]], [[literature]], and sustainable [[Encyc|gardening]]. She frequently attended concerts to support emerging talents, maintained an extensive personal library spanning various genres and cultures, and incorporated eco-friendly practices into her gardening.

As the world's second Hepburn, she combines her unique art style, "[[Dove Hepburn artwork|Hepburnism]]," with a deep commitment to continuing [[Audrey Hepburn]]'s legacy. Her evocative portraits of her lifelong partner symbolise their shared humanitarian vision, while her travels to places like [[Austria]]'s [[Eisriesenwelt]] and [[Bird|ornithological]] expeditions reflect a love for [[Bird|nature]]. Dedicated to supporting [[UNICEF]], Hepburn is spreading awareness and encouraging donations through [[Internet|social media]], [[Radio|radio station]]s like [[Encyc|BBC Radio Leicester]], newspapers like ''[[Encyc|The Leicester Mercury]]'', and online [[blog]]s, striving to create a better future for children and the environment.

On September 16, 2024, Hepburn spiritually married [[Audrey Hepburn]] in a private ceremony, formalising a connection that has defined her life. This relationship, marked by shared passions and mutual support, is central to Hepburn’s life and remains a poignant part of her legacy.

On November 27, 2024, Hepburn died at her home residence in [[Encyc|Tolochenaz]], Switzerland, at age 25 from cardiac arrest. She will be buried beside her wife [[Audrey Hepburn]] in [[Encyc|Tolochenaz Cemetery]] on December 3, 2024.