Princess Margaret - Queen Elizabeth II’s Infamous Sister
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2023
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Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon was a bright rose, who bloomed even in the shadow of her older sister, Queen Elizabeth II. She was a fashion icon and the life of many parties. She had a scandalous romance her sovereign sibling could never sanction, and a disastrous marriage which paved the way for future royal divorces. And through it all, she was a dedicated support and friend to the Queen. Let’s peek behind the tabloid headlines and the outrageous scenes in the Crown, and get to know the real Princess Margaret.
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All three actresses devoured the role of Margaret on the Crown
They nailed it!
Yep!! Helena was my personal favorite
@@kia_jones5-17 oh she slayed so hard
@@fabulouschild2005She really did! I already love her in everything but wow, every scene was mesmerizing.
@kia_jones5-17 for real, and her interviews with Olivia Coleman crack me up everytime; nailed the sister dynamic even off screen
So,marrying your cousin is okay but marrying a divorced man is forbidden?!
Yes
They're third cousins, both were descendants of Queen Victoria, relax :)
@@Lillireifyhow is that okay😂😂
@@Lillireify still cousin nonetheless.
@@cherylm9006 right?😃🤣
When you said, "Us four were finally together again, I felt my tears welling!" Dang!
Me, too!
Same here! Such a strong family unit❤ all together again
Yep
I know right!? I feel like I'm on the edge of bursting into tears 🥺😢😭! Like I don't even know these people personally so why am I crying lol 🥲???
@@TheMeloettafulWe can all relate to a longing for cozy, close family moments. And they didn't expect to be put in the global spotlight, so you feel empathy for a sweet family put in a tough situation. We become teary thinking of that final chapter in their little family story and the end of an era, the Greatest Generation, when the Queen passed.
Wow. Just wow. The tapestry of Margaret's life was colorful and distinctive. She became more than the Queen's sister by being defiant yet dedicated. She was a ride or die chick to the monarchy. No cap. Thanks, Lindsay!
Spoiler: The end credits of the Margaret episode on The Crown's final season are a surprising tearjerker. I would've normally bypassed the end credits where they play music, but I had the subtitles on and it read "King George VI" when a man's voice started singing. So they used the duet Margaret and her father sang in the early series episode where he died, and that duet had been their last interaction together...oh my god, I immediately started bawling. Now father and daughter were finally together again. A touch of genius to bring that song back.
On the Crown after Diana died from that point to the end I was glued to the TV, they really did a good job with the death of Margaret and the Queen Elizabeth the story of the Ritz was really fun
I remember hearing and interview where George told Edward, "How could you do this to my family?" He really never wanted this for his family.
I doubt Diana wanted it for hers either but Charles didn’t really care much about his children did he?
Queen Elizabeth's sister Princess Margaret is rather a tragic yet very fascinating figure. ❤ Despite the occasional tension that you would expect from sisters, you can tell that Elizabeth and Margaret loved each other. 💖 And despite her wish to find a purpose, I think she had one all along, being her sister's closest companion. While it's a shame she couldn't marry for love, she at least pushed for royals of the future to be allowed to divorce AND marry for love. She was a very glamorous icon of her generation! 💕 And I'm sure Princess Margaret is very happy to be with her beloved sister Queen Elizabeth and her beloved parents again. 💖
It's funny you say that about Margaret wanting to find purpose in her life. NOT in the haha funny kind of way, but in the sense that even Royals can have feelings like that. I often struggle in my life wondering "what my purpose is" for being here on Earth could possibly be. It makes Margaret very relatable to me. But like you said she was Elizabeth's closest companion & supporter all throughout her life through better and for worst until the very end ❤.
I agree. I don’t consider her infamous in the least. She was a bright spark who never really got the chance to use her abilities productively. Quite unfair to call her “infamous”.
She could’ve married Peter Townsend if she really wanted to, but she didn’t want to give up her title, her line of succession, and more importantly, the privileges and lifestyle that her royal status afforded her to have. She loved the royal treatment more than him.
Princess Margaret deserved a better role in life than being relegated to friend and companion for the queen. She should've had a fulfilling marriage, potentially a career and a life of her own. The princess didn't have a good life.
Like King George VI said in The Crown: "Elizabeth is my pride and Margaret is my joy."
Elizabeth - First televised coronation
Margaret - First televised wedding
Coincidence? I think not!
"But...Margaret is my joy"
I felt sorry for princess margaret She never got over peter I don't think she'll go help dealing with her father's death either She was just left in the shadows
Yeah but she could’ve gone and pushed for her to be able to marry him. Idk I would have followed my heart not a family who could care less about me I’m sure it was about being guilted and the money they probably would’ve disowned her which is sad that whole family’s ideals have only ever hurt them and others in their family. I’ll never understand it because it doesn’t make sense.
She was told she could have married him but would have give up her title and status for it and she wouldn’t do that
@@diane01271986 A Prince Charles married a divorce and didn't have to give up anything
It's not as cold and callous as you have portrayed it Whilst Margaret initially believed she wanted to marry him, after they had their 2 years apart from one another, she had already moved on from him. She had partied it up whilst he was away whereas he didn't. When he returned she didn't have the same level of passion for him anymore So even if she was given the Ok to marry, she wouldn't and she didn't. She could've married him, but she'd be without her title and position as the Heir apparent after Elizabeth .
The Royals aren't a vindicative restrictive family that make decisions based on wealthy or status. They're not controlling in the way you've described They're simply a family @@IDGAF_AboutYourLuckyCharms_238
@@diane01271986 she also saw the heartbreak and horror that happened because of her uncle choosing love. It was the worst thing that ever happened to her father and the family blamed his early death on that stress. While I think it absolutely had to do with giving up her title and status, it also had to do with her devotion to the monarchy and her sister. She knew what her dad went through, and she didn't want to do that to Elizabeth.
That last line about "us four being together again" hit me right in the feels 🎯 ❤
I have so much respect for Margaret. Such a lovely woman who knew exactly who she was and what she wanted even when the rest of the world told her ‘no, you can’t’
Margaret always seemed like someone who was never suited to be a capital P-Princess - I feel like she was always stifled and annoyed by all the restrictions that come with being part of the BRF. She'd have been happier as any other London socialite, I think.
The more I listened to the character of her, the more my mind diverted to Harry - resentment towards to older sibling, wanting to do things their own way regardless of tradition, protocol or the impact on the Monarchy as a whole
Its called have her cake and eat it too
I think Elizabeth II also resented Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother for her limited education too.
I think both Queen Elizabeth II + Prince Margaret resented their limited educational opportunities, especially when education is equally important for the expansion of knowledge and the ability to develop, to grow, to form friendships and to learn how to cultivate ones emotions within the social settings.
@@pollyanna1112maybe she thought it'd make them easier to marry off since originally they weren't supposed to be heirs
@@KawaiiStars I get what you are saying, but Elizabeth was 10 and Margaret was 6 when their father became King. The Queen Mum Was 36 and unlikely to have a son. 🤷
As a midwife I love learning how royals were born! Thank you for your talent!
I didn’t know people who had two C-sections at the time were advised not to have more children. I always learn something new from your videos!
My grandma was told to have a hysterectomy after her 2nd C-section (my dad). She was devastated because she wanted more children. 😢
Considering that my grandma was allowed to have three in the late 60s and mid 70s (my two uncles and mother were all born via C-section), it makes me wonder when such changed from two back in the 20s to three in the 70s. My grandma had her tubes tied after my mom’s birth because of the recommendation that she not have more kids (my grandparents were content with three children anyway).
Even my mom in the 80s was cautioned about a third as the first two were C-section. Turns out they were semi right as she did have complications with my younger brother.
My mother had 2 C-sections in the 80's and was advised against having anymore children. I had an aunt who took the risk anyway with a 3rd child born via C-section. Luckily all went well. But yes. This was common advice given to women
I live in a rural area and was advised after my only pregnancy that I should only plan to have one more max. That was 2007
Listening to JM Barrie telling the girls stories reminds me of when Hans Christian Anderson telling stories to her great grandmother Queen Alexandra.
I did not know that JM Barrie visited Elizabeth and Margret
Now that’s a story!! It made me tear up because I could sense the love and respect Elizabeth and Margaret had for one another regardless of past jealousies. Wonderfully done.
The Queen & Princess Margaret were so beautiful, elegant, and classy. RIP to both of these lovely ladies.
Elizabeth never gave up on her. I hope they were happy to see each other when Elizabeth crossed over.
Lindsay you are such a treasure. Every one of your videos-and especially this one- are marvelous. Thank you for sharing your talents with us!
No no no , the voice is nightmarish
Two C sections on a woman is still rough in this day and age, so in the 1920s and 30s I'm not surprised it was advised the Queen Mother stopped after she had her 2 girls. Plus, like you said, it wasn't expected that George and subsequently Elizabeth would have inherited the thrown
I was born 6 years after Princess Margaret's death but she is one of my favorite british royals i love Elizabeth & Margaret 🤍🕊 R.I.P to both i miss the Majesty the Queen
I was born a few months after Princess Margaret's death. It is very intresting to hear the story of Princess Margaret. I'm glad that king George the sixth, his wife and his children inuding the late Queen are now reunited in burial.
@@Em_Rose_ yes may them rest in Peace together...🤍🕊🙏
For George VI coronation, his daughters wore silver crowns with gilding, not gold crowns, which would have been far too heavy for such young children to wear.
"Us four" or "We four"?
At the time, Margaret announced that "...being mindful of the churches teachings...." she would not be marrying Townsend. A divorce so soon after the abdication was then unthinkable. Margaret's glamorous and luxurious lifestyle, and her royal title were so much a part of her very being, that to lose it all, even for love and a happy relationship, wasn't something she was able to do. The government knew that.
That's what people who were about at the time told me.
Us four vs We four depends on where the pronoun is being used in the sentence.
I always found it so ironic that Helena Bonham Carter played Margaret, considering the family connection!
Antony was more… commoner-adjacent than anything. His father and paternal grandfather were both knights, his brother-in-law was a viscount, and his half-brother and step-father were earls.
Also, Margaret being matched with with King Michael of Romania is kind of funny. She wasn’t the first either, as the Nazi German government had actually hoped to get him to marry Princess Irmingard of Bavaria, a granddaughter of the last King of Bavaria, and his actual wife Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma, who he actually met at Elizabeth and Philip’s wedding
24:42 Senior, but not first. The first was the 1901 divorce of Princess Victoria Melita of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (who was also a Princess of the United Kingdom) from her husband Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse and by Rhine. Victoria would remarry 4 years later.
And to add, two of his children married to the best of British nobility - David, now the 2nd Earl of Snowdon, was married to Serena Stanhope, daughter of the 12th Earl of Harrigton (who was then Viscount Petersham), one of the richest peers of the land. Lord Harrington owned vast estates in Ireland and the UK, but the family is low profile (he’s not active in the House of Lords nor seen in society events). There’s also Lady Frances, Antony’s daughter from his second marriage, who married Rodolphe von Hofmannsthal, who is descended from Austrian nobility (his great-grandfather was the famed poet Hugo von Hofmannsthal, and their family has “von” in their prefix as they were in the rank of Edler, the lowest hereditary rank of the Austrian peerage), and British nobility (his grandmother, Lady Elizabeth Paget, was one of the train bearers of Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother) at the 1937 Coronation. Lady Elizabeth’s father is the 6th Marquess of Anglesey, and her grandfather is the 8th Duke of Rutland. The famed socialite, Lady Diana Cooper, is Rodolphe’s great-great aunt).
@@kareninacarado Is married. The Earl and Countess are separated but they’ve never divorced
@@Edmonton-of2ec there are conflicting reports about this. Some papers report that they’re divorced, others say otherwise. Serena doesn’t join royal events these days sadly and it was reported by the Daily Mail that she now has a new boyfriend (who was also separated from his wife).
The Daily Mail also reported that David’s sister Lady Frances and her husband Rodolphe have separated since last year. Sad to see Tony’s children’s marriages end like this. At least Lady Sarah Chatto is still married!
The line with which you closed the video was beautiful! Magnifique, Lindsay!
Idk wish history wasn’t so weird like why not let your sister marry a guy she loves? Just like they could’ve just let Charles marry Camilla like he wanted to from the very beginning. So much heart ache over dumb rules and archaic principles. Kings are allowed to have as many mistresses as they want that’s fine but nope a princess can’t marry a divorcee how ghastly.
Not strictly true. King Edward VIII was not allowed to marry a divorce and remain Which is part of the reason that Margaret was not allowed to marry Peter and retain her status and place in the line of accession.
Margaret could have married him - no one could have stopped her, but she would have had to relinquish Her royal status and place in the line of succession, as Edward had done.
I think we also shouldn't look at history with our modern eye but consider that attitudes to divorce, divorcees and the Chuch were very different back then.
Actually the queen wanted to let her marry it was the government who wouldn't allow it
@journeyxgabi2208. Very true and that's a great point.
Margaret was aloud to marry Townsend but she would have to give up her title and status as princess royal. I personally don’t understand why she didn’t just give up the title. She definitely still would’ve had the lavish lifestyle she was used to, only difference is she wouldn’t be called “princess” anymore.
@@destinyclark4133 actually not really she wouldn't have received an allowance + she would have been giving up on her family much like the abdication. I don't think it's fair for her to give up her life she knew to marry someone. I just think she chose herself over him in this situation and that's not particularly a bad choice
I've been reading more about the Margaret Set and wondering if Margaret missed her opportunity to be happily married and settled before her father's death. John Scott, the future duke of Buccleuch, would have been a good choice, allowing Margaret to be "queen" of a vast estate. But Margaret avoided politics and Scott would serve as an MP before succeeding his father as duke. Margaret was close to her father and totally devastated by his death. Peter Townsend was a strong support for her in her grief just as Philip was there to support Elizabeth. If the king had lived, the romance with Townsend never would have taken off.
I find it interesting that the spare is supposed to be the "bad" child and the heir the "good" one, but then the heir can die and the royals are like "NO THE BAD SPARE IS NOW THE HEIR AND GOOD" 😂
No they don’t. They get on their knees, crying, ‘oh, dear god…not that one’. No one has ever applauded Harry
@@debbylou5729 Yes but if William were to die, he has three children so Harry wouldn't get the crown. If William had died BEFORE he had kids, I'm sure they could have made Harry appear more suitable for the crown.
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It was an unintentional soapie on Henry VIII’s part as in his obsession to have a male heir, he behaved like an enfant terrible
@@samuelcohen2362that’s immaterial the way things are it means that women can rule if there is no male successor
I want a limited series on her life. It would be fascinating!
I feel bad for Princess Margaret, she is so lonely and she's always being overshadowed by her sister's shadow every time. She and her sister used to be close only for Elizabeth becomes the Queen, she feels resent towards everyone.
You Always make my day with your content lindaay! Always look forward to it! You're a master story teller 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
This was an extremely well done video. I've read and watched many videos and documentaries about the Windsors. This one went more into depth, showing photos I'd never seen, and telling stories I'd never heard.
I'd like to believe that once Elizabeth passed, they're souls regressed to the time when they were at their happiest together. Before the abdication, when it was just them four in that sweet little house.
Oh that last part made me tear up!!! Amazing video as always! ❤
Thank you! This was so accurate and delivered really well with the photos! Appreciate the work you did to put this together and look forward to more videos from you!
Early! Your videos on the royal family are among my favorites! You're simply amazing at what you do and an inspiration! Keep beign the best🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
Finally you made a video about her, I have been waiting for this!!! ❤️
Thank you. This was great. I love their history, and follow as much as I can. The viewing of duplicates and triplicate, if not more, specials. The new information bring a fresh new feel. 🙂
Thank you for all your work. Your presentation makes the information so accessible.
Thank you so much!🫖👑❤
Really enjoyed this! Thank you 😊
Denying her daughters a more rounded and inclusive education was a rather retrograde decision, even if Elizabeth and Margaret weren't expected to do much more than marry Dukes/Princes and live quietly (by royal standards). 🤔They certainly weren't lacking resources to pay for it.
I understand Margaret's bitterness over that.
Agree! Exposure to other children and developing an attachment to the ppl funding your lifestyle should be essential, idk why that wasn't obvious to the Queen mum!
Thank you for always sharing
This was an amazing video and I enjoyed it a lot. Well done.
Very well made, better than most TV documentaries. I really enjoyed watching this.
You got me crying towards the end with the "Us four" comment😭😭😭😭😭
Beautifully said❤
All "spare heirs" seem to attract scandals. What do they have to lose?
Wonderful short documentary 👏 👏👏👏👏! I enjoyed this so much. The personality descriptions and detail brought Princess Margaret to light . Great job!❤😊
Oh wow this one brought me to tears. What amazing, colourful life. ❤️
I always wonder where you find all the information and footage/photos. I'd love a Making Of History Tea Time at some point!
Had me choking back my tears at the last line...
“If it moves, he’ll have it!” 💀💀
Right?!? 😮
Even the fish in the tank stopped moving. 😳
As much as I have the utmost respect for Queen Elizabeth II(and I truly, truly do), what I wouldn't give to be Princess Margaret's friend!
From what I heard you wouldn’t like it very much. Very spoiled and a right snot like her mother. They probably all are but can’t show it
And you could yes ma'am...
No friendship with a haughty entitled woman like her.
Oh damn you almost got me crying at that ending there- very good video
Really enjoyable, Lindsay!
I'm going to watch the Crown all over again I loved it so much x x x
I love Princess Margaret. It was just tragic that her life went downward spiral after Peter. She was so so so so beautiful & vibrant when she was young. 😢
Oh I missed the videos on the current royal family. Thank you!!!
Thank you ❤
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I loved this video; one of my favorites. Great job
She’s STUNNING! Has a lot of her fathers features 😊
finally!!!! i made the request for this video a while back. I'm glad
Ouwh soeprud
Great episode!
I have watched the documentary you based this video off of aswell, lovely, especially the wording in certain parts.
For next Halloween, could you do a "Royal Ghosts of Scotland"?
It'd be interesting for you to go over Glamis Castle considering your royal knowledge.
I love this video!! I am currently watching the crown !
Thanks so much!!!
She was so gorgeous
Just beautiful narration.
I've often wondered myself how King George and Queen Elizabeth never had anymore kids. They were a very in love couple, and surely they expressed that physically, so did they use protection or what?
In the video it mentions she had a 2nd cesarean with Princess Margaret. OBGYNs and doctors back then (some still do today, not the vast majority of them) recommended after 2 C-Sections it was unwise and dangerous to try and have more children due to the risk of a uterine rupture (loss of any ability to have children not to mention life threatening). I think it's rather refreshing seeing a historical couple NOT obsessed over having a son. Even in this recent time and today, in monarchies and wealthy families around the world boys are still preferred.
In the Queen Mother's official biography, there's a letter she wrote after Margaret's birth detailing the hassles of following royal protocol so far away from London and declaring that her next child would be born in the capitol. So she hadn't on giving up on future children just yet. It does seem that the Queen Mother might have had difficulty getting pregnant in the first place, as it took 3 years from her wedding to the birth of her first child (of course, getting whooping cough on the honeymoon didn't help).
AWESOME I love the video🔥🔥🔥
I was about to sleep but this piqued my interest so why not?
I loved seeing the footage of the family from before the abdication.
If she were alive today , the king might’ve gotten some motherly energy by having her aunt Margot
i think that her family sending him away led to him falling in love with someone else, he married not long after he came back didn't he?? i bet it was his choice to end things with her. it was revealed that she had written to parliament and they granted that she could marry him and keep her standing in the royal family. i think he was the love of her life and she never got over him, honestly her biggest mistake was marrying Anthony. he absolutely destroyed her, he was cruel and horrible to her.
I came here because I am watching The Crown and I have got really interested on the story of Margaret's character on the show. Before I started watching the show, which I have, at first, started to watch because of some tiktok edits and scene snippets that I saw on the app, mostly of princess Diana and her character on the last season of the series, which spiked my interest on giving the show a try, because I wanted to see how princess Diana story would be portrayed on a show that has gained so much recognition from the public, I knew very little about Queen Elisabeth II, to the point where I didn't even know that she had a younger sister, but after gaining such a liking to the way Margaret's character is constructed and portrayed on the television, which is funny, considering the fact that what pulled my attention into watching it, was only the story of princess Diana, I decided to comment to thank you for making the video, and to say that, like I saw other people commenting too, I think Margaret would have been a good queen, If there ever existed a reality where she had to be one, also I think finding what our truest and most fulfilling purpose in life is, can be a tough task for anyone, and, not getting the chance to discover what role you are supposed to occupy while you are in your living and breathing form, certainly, can be devastating and insanely painful in regards to mental health, so, I just wish that she has the chance to rest in piece wherever she is.
2:28 I had to rewind and pause on the photo of the two girls and their mother. Absolutely stunning.
Thank you so much for this video! It was very interesting and well-done! I saw pictures of the Royal Family that I had never seen before, such good quality, too!
Princess Margaret Rose is one of my favorite royals!!
Princess Margaret and I are birthday twins, exactly 60years apart
As a Brit, I was in tears at the end of this video 😭
Very great video once again
Princess Charlotte resembles Princess Margaret
Princess Margaret was so beautiful but had a tragic lovelife.she couldn't have the man she truly have and so she flew from one man to another and finally landed on someone who's thoroughly horrible.
Thanks, Lindsay, for detailing the years surrounding the Margaret Set. OTOH, you are absolutely wrong in saying there was some mystery about why Townsend & Margaret did not marry when she became 25. You have to read contemporaneous accounts from the time. The government was solidly against Margaret marrying Townsend. A member of Parliament spoke out vociferously against them marrying. Queen Elizabeth tried to broker a deal for her sister to marry and still retain her royal status, but the deal fell through. The fact is: Margaret & Townsend were deeply in love, and there is no question about that. Townsend had been banished to Belgium for two years because it was felt that distance would break up the relationship. But that did NOT happen. The two stayed in contact with each other over those two years. The truth is that behind-the-scenes, Margaret was told in no uncertain terms by courtiers and government officials that she would lose everything if she married Townsend, including her HRH, money, her place in the succession, and royal protection, etc. In effect, she was told to give up her very identity if she dared to marry Townsend. To make the cruelty worse, Margaret was forced to write a letter casting doubt on whether she was truly in love with Townsend. The letter was hidden away and then 'rediscovered' long after both Townsend and Margaret were dead and unable to counter the complete rewriting of their love story, which is ongoing. It's to the point where you, a dedicated researcher, can't speak the truth because it has been buried over with lies and false narratives. Margaret & Townsend can no longer speak, but please go deeper with your research. Look at Margaret's face in that car after the announcement she was giving up Townsend. She was devastated, and so was he. In silly, lovestruck fashion, they made a secret vow to each other that neither would ever marry. After a few years, a young model/ actress began working with Townsend as his secretary. Facially, she had a striking resemblance to Margaret, but she was taller. Townsend gave Margaret a heads-up before announcing his engagement. Margaret was distraught. She asked Townsend not to announce right away. Then she proposed marriage on-the-rebound to her cheating lover, Anthony Armstrong-Jones. (later named 1st Earl Snowdon). He only accepted Margaret's proposal in order to impress his estranged mother. 😳 🤦♀️ Obviously, their marriage was doomed to fail, and it did in miserable fashion. The only good that resulted from their marriage was their two children. The worst is that not only was Margaret's life destroyed by denying her marriage to Townsend, lies have been told since their deaths in order to try and absolve the government from their meddling involvement in the Windsors' affairs of the heart. Another life destroyed for similar reasons: William of Gloucester. Check out the RUclips documentary on him. The royals swept his entire existence under the rug after his death.
For some reason Iʼve always found Princess Margaret to be much more prettier than Queen Elizabeth. Her beauty when she was in her 20s is unmatched.
I enjoy these videos. I didn't know these things about Margaret.
What if Margaret could marry to Peter she could be happy mother and have healthy relationship with dearest husband.
In somewhere, Margaret and Peter could be together and no one separated apart.
Princess Margaret was a natural born beauty. She passed away far too early❤
Unfortunately her heavy drinking and smoking cut short her life.
Love your videos!!!!!!!!!!!
I love your RUclips channel about history.
Elizabeth was born to rule, she ruled for longer than anyone else would have.
Thank you so much for doing these videos about the royal family I am learning a lot! I appreciate you!
A whole story onto itself, the life of Princess Margaret.
Prince Philip was a third cousin so not the issue you want to make of it.
Isnt it amazing that Queen Elizabeth II´s parents and also her sister died in their sleep?
More than likely they were given something because all of them were not well at the end. I think it was King Edward VII that cursed his doctor on his death bed for giving him medication....
Even w the amount of shadow cast upon her she managed to shine. R.I.P., Princess Margaret.
Wow I didn't know csects were done in those days. Those poor mothers must have gone through absolute agony 😢