The Life Stories of the British Duchess

When it comes to princesses in the British monarchy, besides the ones our channel has already introduced, such as Princess Diana of Wales, Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh, and Duchess Sarah of York, there are some lesser-known but still prominent princesses who frequently appear at major events. They come from diverse backgrounds and possess different personalities, each with their own unique life stories.

[@user-ce8sg2vx9f]

Always enjoy your videos and this was one of the best. Thank you so much for shining the light on these “less known” royals. You really pack a wealth of information into these short videos. Well done you!!

[@188CRA]

Love the video. Look forward to more.

[@judymeagher9837]

Great Video. Thank you.

[@jacquelinefickis1734]

Thank you for the royal information ❤

[@misscoutts6193]

Princess Marina was not of Greek and Danish ancestry; her father was German and and her mother was a Romanov, Grand Duchess Elena Abramovich.

[@terrywier5877]

Please do more videos on royalty. They’re really good.

[@KittymoreJoy]

I love her books, but I am not surprised of her attitudes, with how her father attitudes were.

[@honyarism]

Duchess of Kent❤❤❤

[@karolinasvensson8789]

Her name is not ”burjet”. It is Beergitte, with g pronounced as in gold and the e is also pronounced. Like the e in effort.

[@mariadelcarmenrouco8014]

❤❤❤ realmente son geniales estas mujeres son geniales😊😊😊

[@seaglass22]

That background music is profoundly irritating and unnecessary.

[@jackieporter5323]

The Duchess of York did not wish to divorce…she is and has always been a very devout Christian . She became a Roman Catholic.

[@kevinpoole6122]

I believe you mean the Duchess of Kent.

[@jackieporter5323]

@@kevinpoole6122 I certainly did….very senior moment there….apologies!

[@kevinpoole6122]

@@jackieporter5323 Absolutely none required! As a vascular dementia Parkinson’s patient, I am *THRILLED* beyond your knowing that I have perceived AND expressed something intelligible. Thank you for the gracious courtesy of this reply, Ms Jackie Porter! 🙏

[@jackieporter5323]

@@kevinpoole6122 I am sorry to hear of your difficulties, but so appreciate your obvious sense of humour….i notice that people who use this medium have lost the art of debate….everything is taken as a personal attack, which it isn’t ( well not always). Kind regards.

[@kevinpoole6122]

@@jackieporter5323 Thank you for your kind words and wishes. I agree that one of the unforeseen consequences is the loss of the ability to engage critically and respectfully-the arts of rhetoric, repartee, and courtesy are rapidly disappearing.