Who did the housework in Victorian rich family?

In a Victorian wealthy family, housework was typically carried out by a staff of servants. This included a housekeeper who oversaw the household, maids for cleaning and laundry, and cooks for meal preparation. The affluent families often employed multiple servants to manage the various tasks required to maintain their large homes and ensure their social status was upheld. The domestic work was considered menial and was usually not performed by the family members themselves.