Since going public in 2021, Soho House – an upscale private members’ club frequented by A-listers, musicians, artists and other celebrity-adjacent individuals – has experienced a sharp decline in share value. The company has struggled to turn a profit despite growth in membership and revenue, according to Reuters.

When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle first met on a blind date in 2016, they chose the discreet location of Dean Street Townhouse, an outpost of private members’ club Soho House, for their clandestine rendezvous.

A group of investors led by the owner of several boutique New York hotels have agreed to take Soho House & Co private in a US$2.7bil deal for the members' club operator that's struggled since its initial public offering.

Private members' club chain Soho House, which once planned a lavish outlet in Glasgow, has been acquired for $1.8bn (£1.3bn) by a consortium involving Hollywood actor turned investor Ashton Kutcher.

Well, now you’ll probably know it for another reason; it just got sold for $2.7bn and one of Hollywood’s faves is at the helm. Well, not exactly at the helm, but actor turned startup investor Ashton Kutcher is joining the board of directors.

Soho House & Co (NYSE: SHCO), today announced the appointment of Mr. Neil Thomson as the Company’s new Chief Financial Officer, effective August 18, 2025. Mr. Thomson, who will be based in the Company’s London Head Office,