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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2017
- Princess Olga Romanoff's grandmother was the sister of the last Tsar of Russia. Today, 100 years after the Russian Revolution, Princess Olga comes to tell her story, how parts of the family managed to flee - while others were executed. She also talks about how her mother once was eager for her to marry Britain's prince Charles (7:54).
Also present in the studio are artist Måns Zelmerlöw and violinist and model Charlie Siem.
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"Mother didn't like live-in staff because you always have to behave well in front of them" - greatest thing ever hahaha.
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True ...."not in front of the servants !"
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I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 Princess Olga is the grand-daughter of Nicholai's sister Xenia, not Olga.
The last Czar of Russia and his family have always been of the greatest interest for me. Its so nice to know that some of the family still survive. Princess Olga is a charming and a warm lady and I enjoyed this interview very much. Thanks for posting.
Yeop, there are still a few family members from the House of Romanov still around such as Grand Duchess Maria who lives in Spain, Prince Nikolai who lives in Russia of all places.
I would love to sit down and talk about the Romanoff family and all it’s history with Olga.
You should. Seek out HRH. Prince Michael of Kent. He looks like his Ancestor. Tsar Nicholas. II.
@neil eastell HRH.Prince Michael of Kent....
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
I want this woman to have her own show!
Me too, she’d be great!
Want, she should have her own show. If she could take those three dolts, she could take on anyone. So down to Earth and funny.
Yes, that would actually work well, I think.
Her own show? She might want her country back first
@@jaydnvonrhoman736 Lots of people do shows in countries they are not born in.
She tells it all with such grace and funny nonchalance. Realise that this was all extremely painful to go through. Losing everything.
I salute this lady. Truly the blood of a royal.
Wow , a genuine Romanov . She's interesting and charming
Andy, what exactly is a genuine Romanov????????????????
This is RAGGEDY ANN
She's great. I love her.
From looting colonizers family....
"genuine Romanov" - looters of rich countries - they took Russian names, converted to Eastern Orthodox Christianity, and
vola! - you have a luxury life on expense of a large country.
She's hilarious and down-to-earth. A credit to her family.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 her father was Prince Andrei Alexandrovich of Russia (1897 - 1981) He was the first son and second child of Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia and Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna of Russia. He was also the eldest nephew of Nicholas II of Russia, the last Tsar.
Her grandmother was very down to earth which helped her survive the ordeals she went through.
@@sonaves5640 In my understanding this is granddaughter of Olga Alexandrovna...
I really enjoyed her interview. Princess Olga is such a funny character. She should do more interviews😂
KIMYOKITTEN she is.
TALK TO ME
@Ireland Forever She would probably be too bored with him. She comes off here as very witty and with a lot of self irony.
She’s not a princess, she’s nobody in Russia. Just a foreigner
@Valerie O'Brien stereotype much?
If a country has to have a queen, she'd be a great one.
Ray Drake we have to ask Charles..to replace Camilla with Olga..;)
@@alwayswonderingwhy4317 let's agree to disagree. A lot of countries were actually better back when it was with monarchs than it is now. Nowadays, power is so openly available to anyone and everyone that it turns everyone into greedy monsters who would do anything for it.
@@tinarider9945 Soon, please !
@@tinarider9945 I think there should be a massive petition from the British people too their monarch, before she's gone and it's too late.
@@mrsir2254 Camilla will never have the title of Queen because Charles and Camilla are divorcees.
I would love to have tea with Olga. What stories she could tell......And I could listen to them all.
So agree
She does sound like a remarkable woman with many stories to tell! I'd like to listen too!
I used to work for one of her friends. She has a plethora of really interesting anecdotes, and was not snobbish at all. I like her very much.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 No the grandmother of Olga Romanoff (above being interviewed) was Xenia Alexandrovna, sister of the last Tsar of Russia.
I think Princess Olga is simply delightful!!! I so enjoyed her lively, down to earth personality and sense of humor here. May God forever bless her!!
I have seen this video like 3 times... I just love Olga Romanov. She is so sophisticated and yet so unpretentious.
I have a lot of respect for this lovely woman! She's very funny, charming & witty. God bless her!
Me too, God bless her indeed.
Sorry, I didn't like her indiference and coldness. For me is a painful behavior her coldness about funeral of Saint Nicholas and family. What kind of person and family could be so cold in this tragedy that represent all crimes of the satanic revolution even till today. Why she do not show at least a kind of respect? May she knows something we do not?
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640
The one who died on 1960 in Canada was the sister of Nicholas & it is correct. The other Princess Olga that we saw in the video is the daughter of Princess Xenia(Nicholas' another sister). So we have Nicholas, Xenia, Olga, & other siblings & their parents were Alexander the 2nd of Russia & Maria of Hesse. I hope this helps ❤✌🏾
This woman has tremendous lineage with the Tsars from the 300 year long Romanov Dynasty, and kings and queens of Denmark and Great Britain as her blood kin heritage! Her Great Grandmother was Russian Empress Maria Feodorovna, who was Danish Princess Marie Sofie Dagmar, daughter of Danish King Christian IX and was mother of the last Tsar, Nicholas II. I wish the Princess could have delineated her descendants in more detail for us. It's rich and rather fascinating stuff.
Fabulous woman. Very enjoyable. My grandmother immigrated to America 🇺🇸 in 1915 from Italy 🇮🇹. When I was a little girl I can remember grandma rocking back and forth on her kitchen chair telling me how she remembers when they shot the Czar and his family. Grandma had tears in her eyes while telling me.
She has so personality, fantastic positive energy.
As a Russian child adopted and raised in the US the Romanov family has always had a soft spot in my heart. Moreso Anastasia! I grew up with disneys version and researched them myself, abd became obsessed after that! This woman is so beautiful and speaks so beautifully!
I will also say that i dont think the kids deserved what happened to them or any of them. I have never understood why they did the children like this. Those children were innocent. That was the issue that arose when it was discovered the kids were massacred as well.
@@grantsanderson5874 maybe they killed them so they couldnt try to retake their country back later when they were adults
Disney didn't make that movie
It's refreshing to know that there are still Romanovs alive today.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 her grandmother was the sister of Tsar Nicholas II.
why?
One can see in her the family resemblance to Tsar Nicholas and George V. Fascinating interview, we should see more of her and the Romanovs.
vann tedd: Thank you.
Very beautiful.
Mothers of George V and Tsar Nicholas-- Alexandra and Dagmar--were sisters, which explains the similarity.
She strongly resembles Grand Duchess Olga, so I felt, while watching the interview, that I was meeting her grandmother.
Sge is looking like the Tzarina.
What a nice down to earth woman. I hope she writes a biography.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
Fantastic interview, she just seems a normal person, who accepts her life as it is.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
All pioneered by her grandmother. Having lost all, to survive she had to become very down to earth. Nice it is still a quality held by the family!
After Pharaohs the only royal family that really fascinates me is the Russian Tsars.
I totally agree!!!!!
Same bloodline
@@theelusive1322 Pharaohs and Russians??? How?
Her wit, charm, character and charisma somewhat render her quite attractive and engaging in spite of her visibly advanced age. Women from her era were truly formed in far more superior moulds to the ones of this day. This was truly the golden age of parenting!
Very true. My parents took their parents for granted. I really wish my grandma had been younge enough to teach me what she knew. My life would have been so much better.
I liked Princess Olga's interview. She kept it real.
She is so lovely and down to earth! I bet she is so much fun to hang out with. Xx
Nothing compared to the Windsor's
Most Scottish people are, her mother was Scottish mainly🙂
@rocky mountain lass I am Scottish. The royal family are not😁
What a charming woman.....Princess Olga is a delight!!
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 I’m 6 months late but I was confused and did some searching up. So the Grand Duchess Olga is the direct daughter of Tsar Alexander lll of Russia. The Lady here is the great-granddaughter of him. So technically grandniece of Grand duchess Olga. Grand duchess Olga has the title of grand duchess rather than princess. Princess Olga is the daughter of Prince Andrei, grandson of Tsar Alexander via his mother Grand Duchess Xenia( sister of tsar Nicolas ll, Grand Duchess Olga). I’m guessing her sister was overseas during the revolution like many of her other relatives. Unlike like what most of us believe, there are living direct lineage of Romanovs due to them being overseas or in a safe place from the revolutions. I know that most of the times siblings of kings or queens would have the title of Duke or Duchess rather than Prince ir Princess unless given I think? Please do correct me if I’m wrong thanks.Hope this clears it up?
I like her sense of humor!!😊 I can listen to her all day
They weren't "executed", they were murdered.
Death by firing squad
How do you define the difference?
@@BiglerSakura - Execution is the carrying out of a sentence of death on a condemned person. They were not condemned. The whole family, including the children, was bayoneted at the command of Lenin. Horrible.
@@monelleny tell me the truth, did you mention Lenin just because you don't know any other names from the history of the Russian Revolution?
@@BiglerSakura - I don't know why you would assume that I would lie, but the answer is no, I have read extensively on the subject. I am taking the high road here, as I do not feel that your rude question really deserves an answer.
Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna, the Grand Mother of Princess Olga had two sons and moved to Canada after WW2 after escaping to Denmark, such a great Lady and died in Toronto Canada. She was a great artist. It is such a sad story.
The grandmother of Princess Olga Andreevna is Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna, elder sister of Grand Duchess Olga. GD Olga's descendants are not Romanovs and she married morganatically. Meanwhile, Princess Olga is indeed a Romanov because her paternal grandfather (Grand Duchess Xenia married a cousin, Grand Duke Alexander/Sandro) is a Romanov. She is the daughter of Prince Andrei Alexandrovich Romanov.
Had no idea a Real Romanoff was still alive. Such a lovely lady, very interesting interview.
There are a number of Romanov’s still alive, and there are disputes over who the actual heir to the throne is.
She's such a charming princess. Loved the interview.
Måns Zelmerlöw and Charlie Siem all in one sitting is already beautiful. *drool* Hearing the princess chat about the royals is just an added plus!
I love her honesty and wit. So refreshing!! I wish to chat with her face to face and listen to her stories all day.. l😍😍😍😍😍😘
Delightful to find her so warm and charming.
Not to the local foxes and peasants she isnt..
This vegan agrees with you.
When I hear this scenario it reminds me of the French Revolution where my family members the Charpentier, noble at birth and descended from ancient Kings, had to flee France wearing servant's clothing and pinning money to their undergarments. Leaving all wealth and possessions behind and board a ship to Canada much like the Romanovs. The memory of my grandmother stays with me still, she loved her French heritage and spoke only French, raised French poodles, and loved French food. I researched my ancestors Marc Antoine Charpentier, a French composer, and Jean Baptiste Charpentier, a painter.
The French revolution demonstrated the baseness of humanity which was replicated with the Russian revolution.
As a French, your ancestors are lucky we didn't get them.
She’s an utter delight, hard to believe she’s royal !!
Why? Are you saying that 'royals' can't be charming?
Thank you Princess Olga, I've enjoyed this interview and your positive attitude. However I'm so terribly sad about your Russian family's suffering, I wish it never happened. Your grandmother Olga the Grand-Duchess's life is truly inspiring, she was a formidable and strong woman. I salute her and Tsar Nicholas's family so brutally murdered. I would love love love to meet you!! God bless you.
She could write a few more history books for a movie. What a treasure.
She looks like Vanessa Redgrave.
THAT'S who it is! I couldn't put my finger on why she looked so familiar.
Yes, I noticed that, too!
Exactly what I was thinking!
condegerardo1, Exactly what I was thinking!
@@bbrown333 - Same here. The similarities are amazing.
Came across this quite by chance....it was very enjoyable and entertaining; she was a riot and the guys seemed to genuinely enjoy talking with her!
Wow, so her great grandfather was emperor Alexander the Third and her great grandmother was the empress Maria Feodorovna. Her grandmother was a sister of the last tsar of Russia, and her father was his nephew. Incredibly fascinating. The stories she could tell..
Bullshit, none of those of us who are genuine White Russian Émigrés acknowledge this
fraud.
@@mgkos You don't need to one way or another. They have DNA testing for that now. It's how the last two children's bodies of Tzar Nicolas were finally identified.
@@deniaridley well said 👍👍
@@kindz Thanx!
Marry Charly? Lucky escape Princess, but you would've been a breath of fresh air!
Tineke, Hear, hear!
kissing cousins
Maybe Charley was put off sculling! Lucky for Olga!
Chantal Said the queen and her husband are cousins
@@aydenlucas8904
Not first cousins
Glad to see at least one Romanoff is still alive
What a fascinating lady! I really enjoyed her interview.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
I'm from an old white Russian family which also managed to flee Russia after the revolution and find this history and Princess Olga absolutely absorbing.
Gregory de Sleskine which? Why did you family had to flee ?
@@oliviajrh390Jrh, I am from the Slezka family, the earliest known ancestor being Mikhail Slezka, a 17th-century printer and book publisher. We are descended from Sleszka's oldest son who left Lvov (Lviv) to join the Zaporozhe Cossacks. The Slezkins were registered as belonging to the Russian nobility of the Chernogov province in Ukraine. My grandfather and great grandmother fled Russia through Yugoslavia, first, they lived in Florence, Italy for a while and later settled in France. My grandfather eventually became a French citizen and joined the French army during the 2WW. Hence the "de" prefix which was added by the French as well as other slight spelling variations. Other family members remained in Russia under the communists while others managed to flee to Argentina and the US.
Gregory de Sleskine That is very interesting story to be told ... and awesome heritage
belim sukam tolko smert
Wow, she's super funny !! Super charming!! Can you imagine her being Queen, what an awesome monarchy that would be !! 😂🥰
I love her. she's wonderful.
Charming lady. Incredible circumstance to be so closely related to those historical persons. Probably the life of any party she attends. Can just imagine her laughter filling the house. She mentioned quite a few relatives in the States. It's surprising how many do actually live here. I remember in the 1990s a lady passed away, no children, never married, lived in a modest apartment, worked as a bank teller for decades. When her bank security box was opened there was discovered a parure set of royal jewels set with enormous peridot stones, and was discovered she grande Duchess of the Holy Roman Empire. That's the way to leave behind the royalty and live a quiet private life, for anyone who TRULY wishes to do so.
Your Highness Princess Olga, it was good and lovely seeing you happy after all.Having a family and friends to keep it in heart's does more really cares about more than a material surrounds you that cannot even protect you.Being kind, knowledgeable, helpful, understanding ,respectful and love are more valuable passport that you can hold in you and be anywhere you want to be.Lord Have Mercy On Us.I love you.
She is amazing 😍, could listen to her forever . Never could forgive England for not helping the Zar , the loss of those 5 children breaks my ❤️ heart . 🇺🇸😘💕💐💐💐
I don’t know how I came across this, but it’s great. “Mother didn’t like live in staff” priceless love it ❤️ she is very funny too, so sad what they did to her and her entire family.
Oh, I enjoyed listening to her. She is down-to-earth and delightful.
Love Princess Olga..she's so funny..wish we could see more of her
What a charming Lady. Down to earth with such fine humor. I enjoyed quite a lot this interview. Subscribed. God bless Her.
Thanks so much for watching and subscribing - truly appreciated!
Although you're generally not supposed to smile at your Royal ancestors funeral! The Romanov Tsar's & family burials of 1998 was a very special & solemn event.
I really love this interview, she is so lovely and an absolute delight to listen to, I really wish she would do more interviews like these, she is such an incredible and wonderful person!
I would add, Princess Olga was warm and funny too, for example the Gemini twins.
She's wonderful!!! Breath of fresh air!
Princess Olga would make a good queen
Not of Russia. I doubt she knows other russian word besides vodka and her own name.
She's so down to Earth... Really enjoyed watching the interview.
I thought these people were very rude to her, and she kept a smile as she diverted each oddly personal comment they made about her. In general polite conversation, one doesn't ask cleverly about someone's finances or flippantly bring up the question of your murdered great uncle. Maybe the Swede sense of boundaries and politeness aren't the same as the English.
gridcaster , the interviewers were not English.
If she is really so of noble character ( noble origin means nothing thanks God ) why would she agree to take a part in an interview with this journalist,who does not know what the word gemini means...So called royals need publicity after they lost everything they once had.In the case of Romanof family it is the fifth part of earth surface...
They were indeed rude and quite snobbish at the same time. I couldn’t figure it out. Still, she was a breath of fresh air in the midst of all that stuffiness.
I’m not overly sensitive but I found them to be a bit rude as well. I was relieved that she didn’t let them see her sweat and was lovely and charming
Glad it wasn't just me... the man next to her. Constantly interrupted her he is a idiot...
Host: What's your role in all of this? (On the burial)
Olga: Just stand up straight, look alright and smile.😆
Of course!😊
Wow. She's lovely. We could all do with seeing more of her. Nice sense of humour. Too many people take life too seriously.
She seems like a very nice person and she has a great personality. I wonder if she has any family left
She has 2 sons
it would be wonderful if this witty and fascinating princess would write a book about her life.
I love how down to earth she is. I was laughing at her jokes while watching this. And here I thought there was no Romanovs left☺🙂☺🙂
i love her . the personality is so lovely and chill , very cool
Love her personality
She is so funny!
I just read the biography of her grandmother the Russian Empress who was an amazing woman
Great grandmother, as her grandmother was the sister of Tsar Nicholas.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 there are 2 romanob sisters who survived granf duchess olga who is canada and grand duchess xenia who is her grandmother which resided in england
"And I was determined to prove her wrong." *Olga Romanoff* ~ last Romanoff princess 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
Just viewed last night the vidon Olga Alexandrovna, daughter of Tsar Alexander III, and Sister to Tsar Nicholas.
She and her mother and Russian officer Husband escaped from Crimea by British warship in early 1920s, via Italy to Denmark ( related to Danish Royals) and after many years as Farmers in Denmark, she and her husband went to Canada.
By this time she had Two Sons.
This current Princess Olga is the Grand-daughter of Olga Alexandrovna., who passed in the 1970s???
In any case the title is Honorific, as the Family is for all intents, extinct.. The descent of the Romanoffs is described in another RUclips video.
What a delightful interview. She is absolutely lovely.
I watched so many documentaries about the last Royal Family Romanoff. I love Grand Dutchess Olga Romanoff. Princess Olga you you have a great personality😊 you could have been a fine brilliant queen. I sence the intelligence and emphatic personality.
I love to listen to people who has lived their lives but has something that others can learn
She's awesome, loved hearing her story
Love her..class & very upfront... needs her own talkshow
Very funny! I actually met another granddaughter of a Romanov in the 1970s who visited the home of my parents. She was quite an ordinary girl. No pretensions ..just like everyone else.
Lovely lady. I discovered her on the documentary The Royal House of Windsor (netflix). Unfortunately in a not as funny, quite emotional interview about how George V and his government treated her family.
CamilaArgolo George the V betrayed the czar or they would’ve lived
What would you expect? King George V withdrew the sanctuary offer and only "helped" his Romanov relatives out of guilty. To top it off, his consort, Queen Mary, was very hateful towards Olga's family. So, it doesn't get me surprised.
And the British royals have the fall to wear Tsarina Alexandra's jewelry.
@@TheLuane123 King George did help the Romanoffs, they couldn't avail of the help as the5 children were I'll with scarlet fever at the time. Queen Mary was very kind to the Romanoff family
@@TheLuane123 very interesting about queen mary..I had no idea she was hate towards Olga's family..
Lively character for a Princess, I love Princess Olga.❤️❤️❤️
Her grandmother, Olga, was an amazing mother who lost everything but kept the family together through thick and thin, narrowly escaping Stalin's efforts to have her seized in 1948.
Among these men, even a princess without kingdom looks interesting. I enjoyed the sportive spirit of the lady and I am surprised to see how these men behave and I can assess their IQ level.
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
@@sonaves5640 I would imagine the name "Olga" is given to more than one person in the Romanov family. This one is Princess Olga Andreevna Romanoff. Her grandmother was the sister of the last czar and also of Princess Olga Alexandrovna. So this princess Olga is the great-niece of Olga Alexandrovna.
The original Olga R. is her grandmother who escaped first to Denmark & then to Canada to completely get away from all threats of being captured.
@@keinedaten1640 My earlier comment, - I meant to say she was her "great" grandmother.
@@pegihaider813 Olga R.? You mean Olga Alexandrovna? Olga Alexandrovna was her grand aunt, her grandmother was the grand duchess Xenia Alexandrovna, sister of Olga Alexandrovna and also sister of the last Tsar. Olga Alexandrovna first escaped to Malta before proceeding to England. Olga Alexandrovna spent some time in England before migrating to Canada. Their mother, the empress dowager Maria feodorovna, who escaped along with the sisters, also stayed for a time in England before moving back to her native Denmark.
She is a good actor and very likable
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
I am confused, Princess Olga Alexandrovna the sister of the last Tsar Nicholas died in Canada...
So are there two princesses named Olga, and daughters of the same king and queen? And princess Olga had 2 boys only...no daughter. Is this Princess Olga a nice of last DUCHESS Olga born 1882 in Russia who died in Canada in 1960?
She is no actor, she is a princess 😊
@@sonaves5640 her grand mother. Not her mother.
Actor ?????????????????
Now, that's a Princess!
👍She seems like a really cool person. Definitely not a snob. I imagine she’d be a nice fun neighbor. 💝
The Princess is adorable. May Heavenly God continue to Bless and protect The Romanovs!!!
She's fun!
Princess Olga is hilarious lol. Naturally down to earth
Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia lived in Toronto Ontario Canada and died there in 1960
This is not the person that you mentioned.
There is more than one Olga in the family; in fact, there are several.
Also, this Olga is a princess; the One that you reference is a Grand Duchess ... major difference in the hierarchy.
This lady, Princess Olga Andreevna Romanoff has headed the RFA since 2017, and is recognised by the non-dynast members of the family as the current head.
This is Princess Olga Andreevna
@@corbydipraglia9153 I know
@@corbydipraglia9153 is she the daughter to one of Grand Duchess Olga's sons?
@@stormfield9431 no. She is Xenia great granddaughter. Olga grand dutchess was Xenia sister and Nicholas II their brother the last tsar
.... a delightful interview.... lovely and very cool lady....
Delightful lady!
She’s amazing!! I love her British Humour, she’s charming and vivacious! Lovely lady!❤️💕
Мне понравилось интервью с армейской Ольгой. Долгой хорошей жизни и здорлвья
CANDID. BRILLIANT. MIRRORED HER INTERVIEWERS. I just wish the interviewers had more indepth and relevant questions about her lost lineage and what her role is today. Thank God she was spared and Im sure the families efforts to find and return the bodies of Tzar Nicholas and Tzarina Alexandra and family was no easy effort.
She handled herself brilliantly.
I enjoyed the interview. I loved Pricess Olga's sense of humour. She is pretty down to earth.
É incrível conhecer pessoas cujas famílias fazem parte da história!!!!
😆 She would have given Charles a run for his money too! The English royal family had a knack for thinking they were selecting passive women that were nothing of the sort.
again
STay
away of our life i make no joke.
NASTY REMARK THE SAME COULD BE SAID OF YOUR FAMILY HOW WOULD YOU LIKE
She's delightful. Dignified yet unassuming, a sign of true class.
Wow!! Really enjoyed this interview. :)
Very interesting to fined out about her Russian roots of the romanoff family. 🙏🙏♥️
She is so interesting & engaging , I could listen to her all day!
What an delightful and charming sweet lady, I could listen to her family stories for an eternity ❤️
What an extraordinarily charming princess and speaks so openly and honest!!! Says it like it is...HILARIOUS!!!