Jenny Churchill, the mother of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, was a great beauty who fascinated men. She was born in the United States, later married to the British politician Randolph Churchill, and gave birth to the famous World War II Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
Jenny as a young man
Jenny has amazing beauty, she has amber eyes, dark brown hair, plump breasts and frank personality, in addition to her high emotional intelligence, which makes many earls and nobles in British high society fall for her.
A group photo of Jenny and Churchill
Jenny has many lovers, and the most famous of Jenny's lovers is King Edward VII. At the age of 18 Jenny attended a high-society gathering, met the then "Prince of Wales", later King Edward VII, and became his secret lover.
Later, the Prince of Wales introduced Jenny to Lord Randolph Churchill, and Randolph, who had a dream of entering politics, soon married Jenny after learning that Jenny's mother's family was a huge American rich.
King Edward VII of England
Jenny is a good piano player, Edward VII is a merry, countless lovers, but Jenny is a very special one, she with wisdom, successfully transformed from a temporary lover into Edward VII's lifelong confidant, even Queen Alexandra also liked her very much, treated her as a girlfriend, felt that without her, social gatherings would have no fun.
After Jenny and Randolph Churchill gave birth to two sons, because of her beauty and demeanor, she still attracted many British high-society lusters as her lovers, even including her brother-in-law. Randolph Churchill was furious with his wife's infidelity, and he also began an affair with the British social beauty Gladys Gray.
Jenny is always hovering among many men, and it is said that she has more than 200 lovers, in addition to the King of England, and Herbert, the son of Bismarck, the iron-blooded chancellor of Germany. Bismarck, Austrian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Karl. Kinsky, who was a staff member of the Austro-Hungarian Empress Sissi and Crown Prince Rudolf.
Churchill and his mother Jenny in his youth
And some of Jenny's lovers were even as old as their son Churchill. When Jenny was in her 40s, she met 25-year-old George West and started dating. Because the age gap between the young man and Jenny was so large, the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) could not bear to look at it and began to intervene.
However, in 1899, Jenny still defied the objections of everyone and married George, who was more than 20 years younger than herself. At the time, in conservative Britain, this made the British people feel shocked. Even more jaw-dropping is the fact that George was the same age as her son Winston Churchill (later British Prime Minister). But at his mother Jenny's wedding ceremony, Winston Churchill not only attended, but also stood by his mother's side smiling all the time.
Jenny in middle age
Unfortunately, Jenny and George's marriage did not last long, and because George loved gambling, the two divorced in 1913. When Jenny was 60, she found a 36-year-old lover, Montagu Churchill, younger than her son Winston Churchill, and married Pooch. At this time, Churchill, who had already entered the British political arena, did not care what others thought, and still stood strong by his mother's side like his mother's second marriage.
Jenny had all the English aristocratic connections at the time, which laid the rich foundation for Churchill's political career. In the British high society at that time, Jenny's role was known, and she could help you achieve any desire and improve your social status.
Young Churchill and Mother Jenny
When Churchill was studying, his mother did not often meet him, and he described her in his autobiography: "She is like a shining evening star to me. I love her so much, even if it's at an unattainable distance." Churchill grew up to be more like friends with his mother and forged strong political alliances.
Because of her love of beauty, in 1921, the 67-year-old Jenny fell down the stairs while trying on a new pair of high heels and fractured her ankle. Later the wound became infected with gangrene, and after a month, had to be amputated. Jenny died in London after sepsis due to amputation 19 days later. A generation of celebrities is gone.
Twenty years later, her son Churchill became Britain's wartime prime minister, leading the British in a deadly struggle against the Nazis in World War II.
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