Philippa of Catania

[2] After discovering her pregnancy, Violante had to hire local staff and she chose Philippa as a wet nurse for her son, Charles.

[2] Philippa was a diligent servant, and Violante brought her back to Naples after her husband had been forced to withdraw his troops from Sicily.

[2] Philippa was married off to Raymond de Campagne, a former slave of Ethiopian origin.

[1][3] Being Charles II's favorite and a successful military commander, Raymond had become one of the wealthiest landowners in the Kingdom of Naples.

[3] Philippa and her granddaughter, Sancia de' Cabanni, were accused of participating in the murder of Andrew, Duke of Calabria.