Kitty Muggeridge (1903 – 1994) was a British journalist and author. She is most widely noted for being the spouse of the writer and broadcaster Malcolm Muggeridge, to whom she was married from 1930 until his death in 1990.
Born in the United Kingdom in 1903, Muggeridge pursued a career in journalism, contributing articles and essays to various British periodicals during the mid‑20th century. She authored several books, including memoirs that reflected on her experiences within literary and political circles of the time.
In addition to her own writing, Kitty Muggeridge supported her husband’s journalistic and broadcasting activities, and the couple were known for their shared interest in social and cultural issues. She remained active in literary and charitable pursuits until her death in 1994.
Key points
- Full name: Kitty Muggeridge (née unknown)
- Birth–death: 1903 – 1994
- Nationality: British
- Profession: Journalist, author, memoirist
- Spouse: Malcolm Muggeridge (married 1930–1990)
- Notable contributions: Articles for British magazines and newspapers; authorship of memoirs and other non‑fiction works.
The information presented is drawn from established biographical sources and reflects the generally accepted factual record of Kitty Muggeridge’s life and career.
