Lady Anne Glenconner in Conversation with Tina Brown: Whatever Next? Lessons from an Unexpected Life

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
  • Lady Anne Glenconner, maid of honor to Queen Elizabeth II at her Coronation, and later to Princess Margaret, accompanying her on state occasions and foreign tours for thirty years until the Princess’s death joins New York Times bestselling author and Royal expert Tina Brown to discuss her new book Whatever Next? Lessons from an Unexpected Life sharing rare insights from life inside her privileged circle, which though golden didn’t always glitter. An extraordinary life in the shadow of the crown and what it was like being a courtier and friend to royalty - no doubt offering some insights into the Royals of 2023.
    Recorded Feb 21, 2023 at 92nd Street Y, New York.
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  • @amylo9445
    @amylo9445 16 дней назад +152

    I loved her first book, Lady in Waiting. She has suffered many tragedies in her life but she does not pity or feel sorry for herself. What a remarkable person!

    • @michelegraham9044
      @michelegraham9044 13 дней назад +25

      She’s from a generation with real backbone and resilience the likes of which I don’t think we’ll ever see again sadly.

    • @evelynharper6346
      @evelynharper6346 12 дней назад +13

      I've no idea why this popped up on my feed but I'm so pleased it did. What a marvelous woman she is !
      Obviously I've heard of Lady Glenconner but didn't know a great deal about her, what a woman, fascinating!

    • @douglasduff4466
      @douglasduff4466 10 дней назад +6

      I must get it.

    • @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201
      @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201 4 дня назад

      ​@@michelegraham9044agree it that generation but also hard to ignore her elevated status of her childhood, coronation , family's importance etc did not give her great self-confidence

    • @chimerat8012
      @chimerat8012 2 дня назад +2

      Keep calm and carry on.She is the personnificatipn of all that stiff upper British lip. 👏❤👏

  • @Shazita1-qe9ix
    @Shazita1-qe9ix 11 дней назад +49

    Wow I am at the point of her losing her sons and her son being in the coma…. I lost my brother at 30 but being a Mother and losing two sons is just so tragic. God bless her she is just lovely

  • @hollyeggert9426
    @hollyeggert9426 14 дней назад +58

    How grand a soul she is. She nursed and loved while suffering tremendously.

    • @CWhandlei
      @CWhandlei 12 дней назад +1

      What suffering?

    • @joreiwik1234
      @joreiwik1234 9 дней назад

      @@CWhandlei read or listen to her books. jesus

  • @leslieacoca5876
    @leslieacoca5876 2 дня назад +5

    I am inspired by Lady Glenconner's graceful, energetic perseverance.

  • @PS_testing321...
    @PS_testing321... 9 дней назад +25

    Lady Anne is still a very beautiful woman at her age. I know she has had so much heartbreak in her life, but I am happy that she had such exciting adventures. An incredible woman who is living an incredible life. Such a pillar of strength. The NY people giggled when the question of King Charles being king came up. I think he was very proud of his mother and is dedicated to caring on, very much in his own way, but in respect od his mother. Lovely to learn about you, Lady Anne. I am so sorry about your boys. I have one and he is my ride and joy. I can't imagine your heartbreak.

  • @ingridsweeney1787
    @ingridsweeney1787 11 дней назад +32

    Lady Anne, I think you are fabulous💕

  • @grainnehenry4766
    @grainnehenry4766 16 дней назад +52

    Lady Ann is such a brilliant person thank god for people like her.

  • @chnalvr
    @chnalvr 6 дней назад +14

    What a treasure and how wonderful that she is publicly sharing not only the grand times of her life but the hardships too. She is one of the very few left from that generation, so how fantastic to hear her stories and perspectives. I often thought that aristocratic women were treated well, but it sounds like they had few to no rights, like so many women of that time. Yet, as she said, it all made her strong.

  • @l.g.8028
    @l.g.8028 16 дней назад +35

    Wonderful lady, she es getting to be one of the last links to a bygone era which is difficult to understand these days.

  • @VenusEvan_1885
    @VenusEvan_1885 8 дней назад +37

    Omg she is 92 years old, and way sharper than Joe Biden that's for sure.

    • @joysutton5528
      @joysutton5528 5 дней назад +5

      Absolutely!

    • @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201
      @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201 4 дня назад +2

      Maybe not as taxed by life in her life as much as Joe Biden

    • @lemorab1
      @lemorab1 3 дня назад

      @@niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201 If anything, she's been more taxed than Joe Biden.

    • @sfchrisrom
      @sfchrisrom 2 дня назад +4

      ​@@niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201 Indeed, Lady Glenconner doesn't belong to a crime family 😜

    • @LorenL-vq7fn
      @LorenL-vq7fn День назад

      En very beautiful 😍

  • @lauramason5667
    @lauramason5667 17 дней назад +56

    What a delightful lady. Still beautiful.❤

  • @kitty6720
    @kitty6720 10 дней назад +25

    Fantastic interview. Great woman. It takes a strong character to get through what she has.I loved her cheeky comment "I know it's not allowed to ask these days "Where do you come from"?".

  • @ErinAbou
    @ErinAbou 14 дней назад +61

    Lady Glenconner mentioned Princess Margaret’s education. I believe that the late Queen Mother did both of her daughters a disservice by not sending them to a proper school, and Margaret in particular could have been sent to university after the war. I think many of her problems were born out of boredom.

    • @joreiwik1234
      @joreiwik1234 9 дней назад +6

      her potential was wasted

    • @ErinAbou
      @ErinAbou 9 дней назад +4

      @@joreiwik1234 yes, it’s really sad.

    • @ruthie7
      @ruthie7 8 дней назад +10

      I read somewhere that Queen Mary took over educating Princess Elizabeth when George VI became King as her mother didn’t seem to think it important.

    • @ErinAbou
      @ErinAbou 8 дней назад +6

      @@ruthie7 I like Queen Mary, she must have been such an intelligent grandmother.

    • @roviannematovu3756
      @roviannematovu3756 6 дней назад +4

      She had a beautiful voice, despite the cigs, musical & cd do Telegraph Crossword quicker than anyone. Do see KC3's beautiful address after her death. Also her on Desert Island Disc radio bbc3. Complex woman

  • @atrinder8944
    @atrinder8944 10 дней назад +15

    Couldn’t agree more about the crown, started wonderfully and then became something of a hatchet job.

  • @annea8216
    @annea8216 10 дней назад +15

    I love listening & reading everything Lady Anne has said provided!
    I’ve bought BOTH books!
    I wish she would’ve been able to talk more and Tina brown would haven’t had talked over her & interrupted her so much.

  • @alisonlyons4691
    @alisonlyons4691 11 дней назад +17

    So interesting, and an amazing life. She isnt alone to experience such tragedy , but her strength got her through, great attitude, loving and caring through it all

  • @stephemmurphy2554
    @stephemmurphy2554 4 дня назад +7

    Lady Anne gets more beautiful with the years. Highly entertaining, great lady.

  • @lisalivingston6473
    @lisalivingston6473 18 дней назад +80

    As much as I love Tina Brown, I'm sure Lady Glenconner could have held court all by herself recalling all the interesting stories from her life. How sad that she and many women from her generation had to contend with domestic abuse, because ladies of the time were expected to shut up and take it. It's difficult for women who today who are victims of domestic abuse, but thank goodness for all the resources available to women who choose not to be their husbands' punching bags. I'm sure Lady Glenconner's book will inspire many women who will be able to relate to her struggles as a victim of spousal abuse and as a mother who was devoted to nursing her children and others back to health. I will definitely be reading both of her books!
    P. S. I chuckled when Lady Glenconner let it slip that Harry had been an angry child. It explains so much about the petulant man-child!

    • @Kimllg88
      @Kimllg88 17 дней назад +11

      yes he was very troublesome

    • @greeneyedwarlock882
      @greeneyedwarlock882 14 дней назад +3

      How "nice" that she and you felt that mentioning that was SOMEhow "worthy" or "funny" or at the least "relevant".

    • @benajminpadilla6360
      @benajminpadilla6360 14 дней назад

      ​@@greeneyedwarlock882Agreed! 👍

    • @benajminpadilla6360
      @benajminpadilla6360 14 дней назад +1

      Keep Harry's name out of your mouth!

    • @ralphredpath4435
      @ralphredpath4435 9 дней назад

      @@benajminpadilla6360😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @shep5041
    @shep5041 8 дней назад +9

    I had no idea what she has endured. What a woman❤

  • @marigauthier3475
    @marigauthier3475 12 дней назад +34

    Tina, i love this interview, but i wish you wouldn't over talk the lady.

  • @philipwaghorne7082
    @philipwaghorne7082 10 дней назад +10

    AMAZING TENDERNESS AND COURAGE.A LESSON FOR THE WHOLE WORLD

  • @lynnewilliams6662
    @lynnewilliams6662 11 дней назад +18

    What an inspirational lady ❤️❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

  • @dottieparker7274
    @dottieparker7274 14 дней назад +36

    I've read the two books and adored every word. She is for me nobless personified. I must also say that I don't think I've seen such a young looking 91 year old, it's amazing!

    • @cabbagetownrose5931
      @cabbagetownrose5931 13 дней назад +4

      Her two novels are great reads as well. Based somewhat on her life

    • @dottieparker7274
      @dottieparker7274 13 дней назад +2

      @@cabbagetownrose5931 Yes, I know she's written novels, but I've become quite dogmatic about reading nonfiction in my old age, possibly wanting to absorb as much as possible before I break my pipe, as they say in French. I overdosed on (good) fiction in my youth and am content with that. 🌛

    • @user-ev4ie2wx7k
      @user-ev4ie2wx7k 11 дней назад +2

      Noblesse.

    • @dottieparker7274
      @dottieparker7274 11 дней назад +1

      @@user-ev4ie2wx7k Thank you. Dang autocorrection.

  • @sharionsadler4597
    @sharionsadler4597 17 дней назад +42

    Excellent interview! Lady Anne's life has been filled with amazing adventures and tragic events. God bless her and her family.

  • @jamesallison4875
    @jamesallison4875 14 дней назад +27

    An amazing woman. Strong, intelligent, sesitve and loving. What a jewel! Reminds me of my own mother. Great lady.

  • @franmellor9843
    @franmellor9843 13 дней назад +20

    Loveee Lady Anne she's a wonderful personality

  • @jacquelineharrod6386
    @jacquelineharrod6386 12 дней назад +21

    I think she deserves to be put forward for canonisation. A ghastly life in the main. I admire her tremendously.

    • @CWhandlei
      @CWhandlei 12 дней назад

      Why ghastly?

    • @lemorab1
      @lemorab1 11 дней назад +4

      @@CWhandlei Read her memoir. Anne Glenconner has the most amazing ability to tolerate monstrous people. Her husband Colin was a madman of the first water. (He was also possibly a genius and a visionary, truly someone who didn't like the reality of what he was born into, so he went off and created a different reality for himself.) Being Lady in Waiting to Princess Margaret was no walk in the park either.

    • @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201
      @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201 4 дня назад +1

      I'm sure princess Margaret wasn't easy to put up with a lot of the time

  • @LoriBrizzle
    @LoriBrizzle 7 дней назад +15

    Lovely to listen to Lady Glenconner but I found Tina Brown a very strange interviewer. She purported to be Lady G’s friend of many years but had to use a stack of cards to conduct the interview and rarely made eye contact!

  • @gwae48
    @gwae48 6 дней назад +4

    PLEASE ! Write a 3rd book !!!!!! I'll pre-order right now !!!🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

  • @gv1967
    @gv1967 17 дней назад +29

    A delightful lady with her constitution still very much in place at 92.

  • @silva7493
    @silva7493 11 дней назад +11

    How fascinating!!!

  • @patiyer4134
    @patiyer4134 16 дней назад +22

    An extraordinary person. Enjoyable. Interview

  • @lindabridget49
    @lindabridget49 10 дней назад +22

    Don’t care for Tina Brown’s interview style. Lovely Lady Glenconner.

    • @susanyates4233
      @susanyates4233 4 дня назад +3

      Me neither.

    • @JaneScott-q7x
      @JaneScott-q7x 3 дня назад +2

      I was just about to comment that Anne Glenconner makes Tina Brown look bad 🤣

    • @lemorab1
      @lemorab1 3 дня назад +2

      @@JaneScott-q7x All this has been covered before in her first memoir. Tina Brown is recycling tired questions. None of it covers her second memoir. Very bad interviewer. The audience questions aren't much better.

  • @karensnowden962
    @karensnowden962 9 дней назад +5

    WONDERFUL Thank you so much.I really enjoyed it.

  • @nikkibrungard6293
    @nikkibrungard6293 16 дней назад +20

    I absolutely LOVE Lady G.!

  • @Rodmic-hd9pn
    @Rodmic-hd9pn 2 дня назад +4

    This lady is a Lady . I’ believe that she is so strong.No one can truly understand having a child as an addict and a gay son in that era die from AIDS, a son that was in a permanent vegetative state.I wonder if she had a good support group of friends.

  • @mikeandjuliecarson5067
    @mikeandjuliecarson5067 10 дней назад +5

    Adding her books to my list! Quite a lady.

  • @cornelia9778
    @cornelia9778 15 дней назад +21

    OMG Colin was a total ass. Lady Anne was quite incredible to stick with him and suffer such mistreatment. She certainly never deserved that. What a wonderful lady. I am so sad that that SOB was such a jerk to the very end. I can’t help but wonder what her friends and family were doing

  • @LotusLady9
    @LotusLady9 14 дней назад +13

    Great interview. She like a nice lady. I am going to read her books.

  • @pam0626
    @pam0626 17 дней назад +21

    I just love Tina Brown and the way she tells a story. And I admire how Lady Glenconner shares most difficult parts of her marriage and the domestic abuse she suffered without rancor or self-pity.

  • @grazynakawka8585
    @grazynakawka8585 9 дней назад +37

    Queen Camilla embraced her role as queen marvelously. She continues to champion causes important to her and is now able to shed even more light on them. The recent summit ref litteracy (cant remember exact name) has shown how much us being done and what ambitious goals there are❗ Other causes, too 👏👏❤️ Like women abuse that Lady Glenconner referred to

  • @joreiwik1234
    @joreiwik1234 9 дней назад +11

    interesting reflections on Camilla. not a fan, but am more likely to listen to Lady Anne Glenconner's view of her than anyone

  • @marianoscotti8899
    @marianoscotti8899 11 дней назад +5

    👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏What an amazing Lady !! A real star !!! Una genia total !!!
    A goooorgeous video ! And jolly nice English without an accent !😉
    When I was young I looked after my uncle's ponies at Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst, and everybody there spoke just like you ! 😀😀
    Muchos saludos para las dos,
    Mariano Scotti
    Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina
    🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷

  • @johndean958
    @johndean958 День назад

    A beautiful , real Lady in every sense. Amazing . John (Australia)

  • @ChloeLouiseTheRonnieRepublic
    @ChloeLouiseTheRonnieRepublic 17 дней назад +9

    Thank you--two amazing ladies--excellent story tellers.

  • @valerieforbes8096
    @valerieforbes8096 17 часов назад

    I’ve read her first just ordered this one. She is a wonderful woman.

  • @chezzachezza7325
    @chezzachezza7325 3 дня назад

    Love this lady imagine spending time with her 🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @robinkelly993
    @robinkelly993 10 дней назад +3

    I love her

  • @idgriffin56
    @idgriffin56 12 дней назад +5

    Fantastic

  • @Tidyisland
    @Tidyisland 18 дней назад +11

    What a great conversation and commentary.

  • @lyno1980
    @lyno1980 22 часа назад

    I met Lady Anne is 2007 at the Asda car park, Telford Road, Slough, she was scrapping bird dirt from her windscreen with her debit card, she was lovely and signed my youngest child’s arm, which was later made into a tattoo, she is a very classy lady

  • @ChavJag
    @ChavJag 11 часов назад

    Wow she's amazing.

  • @Freespeech141
    @Freespeech141 21 час назад

    What a wonderful lady!
    I did see a brief video on utube a few years ago of when they got back to Buckingham Palace after the coronation, it must have been part of the private one mentioned here.
    The Queen and the girls walk in and literally flop onto couches, arms outstretched, as I do after a difficult day! They are laughing and chatting, whilst footmen serve them champagne. It’s a wonderful sight! We can see the relief on all their faces that it was all over, and we can see that they are friends enjoying a delightful moment, totally being themselves!
    It’s no longer on utube sadly.

  • @janetclaireSays
    @janetclaireSays 2 дня назад

    This lady is an inspiration.

  • @neatpaws
    @neatpaws 13 дней назад +3

    Amazing! I read the first book. Such a good read! 🤗

  • @maryjones0147
    @maryjones0147 9 дней назад +8

    Her husband had a terrible temper. There is a video where he gets horrible anger with the help in Mustique.

  • @helzhathnofury7363
    @helzhathnofury7363 6 дней назад +1

    Loved this interview, thank you

  • @gwp5066
    @gwp5066 17 дней назад +19

    He and Margaret may also have lived longer had they not smoked 3 packs per day. It was the Queen Mother, who was incredibly savvy, who ran with the theory that Uncle David killed her husband by abdicating. No the nicotine did it.

    • @ErinAbou
      @ErinAbou 14 дней назад +2

      Yes, smoking killed several royals. They all would have lived longer if they didn’t smoke (and drink so heavily!).

    • @maryswann7623
      @maryswann7623 13 дней назад +5

      @@ErinAboubut that was how they coped with the stresses that were going on.

    • @cato1684
      @cato1684 12 дней назад +5

      The government recommended smoking to the British Public after WW2, I think it may have been because of rationing and if you smoked you would not be so hungry. Same government now demanding that we stop smoking.

    • @grazynakawka8585
      @grazynakawka8585 9 дней назад +2

      ​@@ErinAbou Which royals did smoking kill? I know of George VI and likely Princess Margaret. Who else?

    • @juttadestiny6810
      @juttadestiny6810 5 дней назад +1

      Duke of windsor

  • @CWhandlei
    @CWhandlei 12 дней назад +15

    Lady Ann is quite amazing. Tina is horrible.

  • @bryan7938
    @bryan7938 16 дней назад +4

    Agreed re her book. Great.

  • @bethcaswell9670
    @bethcaswell9670 2 дня назад

    I SALUTE HER! she explains what it was like even if You were from wealth!!!love her observations..point of view..Women's enduring..when rights were.nonexistant..such cruelty...endured!!..loved her telling the CROWN was NOT true...actually fiction/ lies... misrepresented events as unflatterringly as possible and sadly thats what many will think IS history of Royal Family!

  • @lafleurproductions
    @lafleurproductions 4 дня назад

    Fabulous interview. Thanks to you both. Bought the book.

  • @michelegraham9044
    @michelegraham9044 13 дней назад +24

    Tina as much as you try to hide it your veiled distain for Monarchy and aristocracy is very obvious and yet I believe they’ve kept a roof over your head.
    Hopefully you remain living in the USA. They can have you.
    Lady G is a true lady. You are not.

    • @jackiejones690
      @jackiejones690 12 дней назад +7

      I agree ...the snark sure flowed in the Palace Diaries

    • @michelegraham9044
      @michelegraham9044 10 дней назад +8

      @@jackiejones690 I didn’t read them but watched 2 interviews with her promoting it. For the English woman who interviewed her for the English audience she said one thing and then for the American audience she said almost the opposite so I did some digging. One former colleague called her “Stalin in heels.” And yet she accepted an OBE, so a hypocrite and opportunist as well.

    • @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201
      @niallmcdonaghcosolicitors1201 4 дня назад +1

      A bit bitter

  • @bridgetgee3152
    @bridgetgee3152 14 дней назад +14

    I wish Tina didn’t interrupt so much.

    • @user-ld5ew3yy1b
      @user-ld5ew3yy1b 11 дней назад

      I believe Tina gave it direction and kept lady G interesting by focusing on subjects of interest to listeners.

  • @gwae48
    @gwae48 7 дней назад

    Great books, great Lady. Very Funny.

  • @cornelia9778
    @cornelia9778 15 дней назад +3

    Loved this thanks so much. Will be buying both books.

  • @susydyson1750
    @susydyson1750 10 дней назад +4

    i particularly enjoyed her details 'an awful stench of moth. balls..!' 😅

  • @barahona68
    @barahona68 13 дней назад +8

    She's Lady Glenconner, not Lady Anne Glenconner, because she's the wife/widow of Lord Glenconner, not the daughter of Lord Glenconner. Actually she's the Dowager Lady Glenconner.

    • @sauvignonblanc0
      @sauvignonblanc0 12 дней назад +2

      I have the sense that it is her who wants people to call her 'Lady Anne'. She repeats it herself numerous times. 'the Lady Glenconner' is correct but rather impersonal.

    • @cato1684
      @cato1684 12 дней назад +11

      As the daughter of an Earl, I think she is Lady Anne from birth.

    • @ruthie7
      @ruthie7 8 дней назад +1

      @@cato1684 Yes she is.

  • @Anna_Key
    @Anna_Key 11 дней назад +6

    36:36 is Lady Anne's son the reason Princess Margaret was such a great Patron for AIDS research?

  • @heidimueller1039
    @heidimueller1039 11 дней назад +3

    Did she get to go to the Coronation? I thought this was a more current interview.

  • @allyanderson6755
    @allyanderson6755 13 дней назад +1

    34.00 bless her. 😢

  • @deanolaurence3932
    @deanolaurence3932 12 дней назад +21

    Tina brown isn’t a great interviewer don’t like her cutting lady Ann off

  • @Mac62671
    @Mac62671 19 часов назад

    I would love to know what makes one person this incredibly resilient and others fold like wet napkins with the least challenge.

  • @cato1684
    @cato1684 12 дней назад +10

    An interviewer who reads from her notes, really shows that she has no interest in her guest.

    • @user-ld5ew3yy1b
      @user-ld5ew3yy1b 11 дней назад +2

      No it shows she wants to keep the conversation moving and interesting

  • @CWhandlei
    @CWhandlei 12 дней назад +18

    Tina is awful here. She constantly interrupted and seemed very cold

    • @kittiesshortie5011
      @kittiesshortie5011 10 дней назад

      Well, she IS very cold !

    • @gwae48
      @gwae48 7 дней назад

      yes. Ignores the answers really.

  • @robcrisall787
    @robcrisall787 14 дней назад +3

    OMG… the British accent…Wow

  • @gwae48
    @gwae48 7 дней назад +1

    I read that when Townsend and Margaret met a year later they were totally Over each other !!!!

  • @bridgetcooper6331
    @bridgetcooper6331 6 дней назад +2

    Margaret was a mean snob

  • @sebastianhall6554
    @sebastianhall6554 13 дней назад +17

    This interviewer is irritating , let her speak organically !!!

  • @kevinhickey3515
    @kevinhickey3515 16 дней назад +5

    An out and out snob but a very endearing one....She has and always had a very funny side..She is so interesting.....love her........

    • @greeneyedwarlock882
      @greeneyedwarlock882 14 дней назад +2

      A "out and out SNOB".....REALLY? After everything she's suffered through and LOST and has had the GUTS & HEART to share with the world at 91, but SHE'S A SNOB?!? GTFO!!!🖕🖕🖕

  • @twittertwice
    @twittertwice 13 дней назад +22

    Not a fan of Tina Brown

    • @gnostic268
      @gnostic268 13 дней назад +4

      Me neither. Can't stand her.

  • @ArianneAvalon
    @ArianneAvalon 15 дней назад +15

    Don't think that dreadful Brown was necessary.

  • @denisecohen2220
    @denisecohen2220 5 дней назад

    -😊

  • @gwae48
    @gwae48 6 дней назад +2

    I wouldn't want this Tina interviewing me. No empathy, no real interest.

  • @angerjane
    @angerjane 14 дней назад +6

    "She's a Mrs. Bennett." Best line of the interview. But Tina didn't like it.

    • @michelegraham9044
      @michelegraham9044 13 дней назад +6

      Tina is extremely biased AGAINST the Monarchy and aristocratics in general in my opinion.
      She tries to veil it but I saw 2 interviews with her when she was promoting her book a year or 2 ago. She e had more or less the same sort of questions but very different answers depending who the audience was.
      It’s best she remains living in the USA.

    • @angerjane
      @angerjane 13 дней назад

      @@michelegraham9044 In this case, Tina is protecting her much more valuable connection with the Middletons.

    • @MaliKamicak
      @MaliKamicak 11 дней назад +4

      People will never forget Carol for daring to create something of herself and for her children. In their eyes, she should have known her place and stayed in a council flat.

    • @grazynakawka8585
      @grazynakawka8585 9 дней назад +10

      ​@@MaliKamicak I agree with you👌
      I admire any woman who has built herself up through creativity and hard work. Carole and Michael Middleton educated their children and by all accounts gave them wonderful and stable family background. Bravo‼️I say

    • @praktyknlp
      @praktyknlp 9 дней назад +5

      ​@@grazynakawka8585True ❤

  • @brucebailey6269
    @brucebailey6269 2 дня назад +2

    Tina Brown is the wrong interviewer for this Lady

    • @angelareimann6433
      @angelareimann6433 2 дня назад +1

      Yes. Dismissive toward some of her comments, hurrying to get to topics on her list. Walked all over her at times. Some friend.

  • @douglasbrown283
    @douglasbrown283 17 дней назад +2

    The Dauphan Charles remembers you with fondness

  • @BesmaL
    @BesmaL 6 дней назад +1

    Tina Brown is an amazing journalist and interviewer !

  • @deanolaurence3932
    @deanolaurence3932 13 дней назад +1

    Did she go to the coronation ?

    • @gwae48
      @gwae48 7 дней назад

      didn't see her, looked for her, just read her book.🙂

    • @Barneysma
      @Barneysma 6 дней назад +3

      Yes she did 😁. She wrote a piece about it in the Daily Mail. Google and you will find it.

  • @tonylarussa4046
    @tonylarussa4046 10 дней назад +2

    The Duke of Windsor abdicating shortened George VI's life, not the heavy smoking.

    • @gwae48
      @gwae48 7 дней назад +3

      No. The Smoking did it. The Xrays tell the truth.

  • @angela8858
    @angela8858 14 дней назад +6

    I have much sympathy for her but when Tina Brown complimented on her being a very strong woman apparently it took the mother to confront the husband. And when asked why she didn’t leave him her reply was “we were brought up not to do that”. I find that a pathetic response. If she had said for example she stayed because of the children it would have sounded more valid but her husband was a monster from beginning to end. I can relate to her story but the truth always comes out in the end.

    • @maryswann7623
      @maryswann7623 13 дней назад +11

      That is how it was. Divorce was not accepted. That’s why Margaret and Uncle David were affected. Margaret said it wasn’t possible because the church didn’t allow it. Uncle gave us his Kingdom.

    • @franmellor9843
      @franmellor9843 13 дней назад +16

      That's really REALLY how it was back then for the aristocrat & the commoners NOTHING pathetic about IT

    • @fabulousnewt770
      @fabulousnewt770 11 дней назад +4

      Really showing your ignorance.

  • @kimwilliams8375
    @kimwilliams8375 22 часа назад

    🇵🇱😖

  • @sandyschneider6792
    @sandyschneider6792 19 часов назад

    Tina Brown…stop interrupting and let her speak and maintain some eye contact!! You were very disruptive in the interview and rather rude at times 😩😵‍💫

  • @dafinker3443
    @dafinker3443 2 дня назад

    Glenconner often sounds like Kamala Harris ! ! Er to be treated so badly by the most boring of all men at the time , quite tragic. 🙄

  • @MsJoybird1
    @MsJoybird1 8 дней назад +2

    Lady Anne does not seem very bright to put up with her husband and explain it like she does! To become an icon because her son died of aides!! Really! This is such a strange family!

    • @gwae48
      @gwae48 6 дней назад

      Different times !!!! She would have been ostracized by her entire World. Wives kept their mouths shut and put up with it. She's EXTREMELY BRIGHT, believe me.

  • @saraneuss4089
    @saraneuss4089 17 дней назад +2

    She needs money

    • @lisalivingston6473
      @lisalivingston6473 17 дней назад +29

      @@saraneuss4089 Yes, she needs money, because her sadistic husband left everything to his personal valet in his will. I hope Lady Glenconner makes a ton of money with the publishing of both her books, because she has definitely earned it! What an absolute bastard her husband was!

    • @gv1967
      @gv1967 17 дней назад +17

      ​@@lisalivingston6473 what a bastard! I'm glad this lady chose to move on without wallowing in self pity.

    • @lisalivingston6473
      @lisalivingston6473 17 дней назад +20

      ​@@gv1967Lady Anne Glenconner is the ultimate survivor, and it's nice to see her now living in peace and happiness attracting admirers with each book she sells through her engaging interviews. I always enjoy supporting the underdog and the mistreated. She got the last laugh! Bravo, Lady Glenconner! 😊❤

    • @michaelwoodbodley8099
      @michaelwoodbodley8099 16 дней назад +9

      I found all four of her books engrossing - two biographies, one murder mystery set at Holcomb, and another set on Mustique. I hope she writes more.

    • @gillianprescott-smith7046
      @gillianprescott-smith7046 15 дней назад +8

      Cynical of you ….. she’s passing on interesting,social history… she doesn’t need the money. Apart from the fact she’s wealthy in her own right, her previous book was a best seller and she’s old enough not to have to worry about the future

  • @CJCappella
    @CJCappella 15 дней назад +5

    The problem with listening to Lady Glenconner is that she is in such a rush to say what she wants. It's irritating!

    • @jackiejones690
      @jackiejones690 12 дней назад

      Really!!!!! What an ass you are

    • @user-ld5ew3yy1b
      @user-ld5ew3yy1b 11 дней назад

      Tina helped to keep that in check. Kept Lady G from becoming boring.

    • @bethcaswell9670
      @bethcaswell9670 2 дня назад

      May YOU be as eloquent when You are 90 plus!!!!!!!

  • @ewartjeffries2498
    @ewartjeffries2498 2 дня назад

    Wow dont these has beens jump on the band wagon is this all the have achieved? Correct me if I am wrong. Please

    • @sandyschneider6792
      @sandyschneider6792 19 часов назад

      You sound jealous. Don’t listen if you don’t like it! You have a choice!

    • @sandyschneider6792
      @sandyschneider6792 18 часов назад

      She has achieved A LOT and inspired abused women, and assisted family members with those in a coma. Not everything is about $$ & fame. AND her age brings wisdom…MOT a “hazbeen”