by a second book, Island Beauty, and a third book on photography and design, Island Style. Hicks also started a boutique shop in the Bahamas called the Sugar Mill Trading Company with business partner Linda Griffin. The shop sells jewellery, clothes, household goods, and other items. From 2005 to 2014, Hicks worked with Crabtree & Evelyn as a spokeswoman and creative consultant for home and skincare products. The company created the India Hicks Island Living and India Hicks Island Night lines of soaps, candles, and perfumes. In 2008, Hicks co-hosted the second season of the Bravo interior design show Top Design in Los Angeles, California. She introduced her own line of jewellery in 2011. Hicks also became a public commentator on events surrounding the royal family and the 2011 wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. In 2015, Hicks created an e-commerce venture called India Hicks Inc. with partners Nicholas Keuper and HauteLook. It sells jewellery, handbags, perfumes, beauty products, and other goods. The business grew to more than $10 million in annual revenues. Hicks also worked with the Home Shopping Network on a line of bedding products called India Hicks Island Living. Personal life Hicks met her husband David Flint Wood as a child. They re-connected as adults during a holiday in the Bahamas. She was pregnant with their first child four months after moving to the Bahamas in 1996. They have five children, including a son she adopted from a local waitress who died of breast cancer: Felix Austin Flint Wood (23 May 1997) Amory John Flint Wood (25 June 1999) Conrad Lorenzo Flint Wood (25 April 2003) Domino Carmen Flint Wood (17 December 2007) Wesley Flint Wood (14 February 1997) (adopted) In late 2020 she announced plans to marry Flint Wood. She married Flint Wood on 10 September 2021 at St Bartholomew's parish church in Brightwell Baldwin, Oxfordshire. The couple have a house, "America Farm" in Ewelme, Oxfordshire, built on land that Hicks had inherited and replacing two redundant farm workers' cottages. Hicks' book about the project, India Hicks: The Story of Four Houses – A Slice of England, was published by Rizzoli International Publications in 2018. Hicks has competed in several marathons. She also rode a bike ride to raise money for cancer victims, in memory of her adopted son's biological mother. She partners with a local food bank and with the disaster relief agency Global