As the world's longest-reigning female monarch, Queen Elizabeth II is known for her modesty and rigor, but her sister Margaret is a very unsympathetic master, known as a rebel of the British royal family.
Perhaps due to nature, Margaret's life is bumpy, although she has talked about many relationships, the relationship has never belonged happily.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" > first love that broke up darkly</h1>
King George VI had only two daughters, the youngest daughter Margaret was four years younger than her sister Elizabeth, and was born beautiful and loved by everyone.
Unable to inherit the throne, George VI pampered her especially and developed her pampered and willful character.
At that time, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip fell in love at first sight, married him at the age of 21, and after marriage, the couple loved each other and gave birth to several princes and princesses.
Unlike her conformist sister, Margaret's girlhood focused on dressing up and socializing. She picks herself up every day, and with her outstanding appearance, suitors flock to her.
No one expected that the delicate princess who had just opened her heart would fall in love with peter Townsend, the king's bodyguard and air force colonel. It wasn't a favored relationship, as Townsend was a full 16 years older than Margaret and still married.
Margaret, who is in love with the brain, does not consider anything wrong with being a "little three", and fights with Townsend.
At the Queen's enthronement ceremony, some media filmed the princess dusting the clothes of the colonel, and the relationship was quickly exposed and subjected to great pressure from the royal family and public opinion.
Margaret was reluctant to leave her lover, and Colonel Townsend divorced her. Under the stalemate, Churchill sent Townsend to Brussels.
A few years later, Colonel Townsend returned home, and Margaret was still unforgiving up her royal status for him. But the church said that if the princess married Townsend, she would be expelled from the church.
Under pressure, Margaret issued a public statement that she would not violate Christian doctrine and that she was well aware of her responsibility to the country.
This fragile relationship did not stand the test, and after the news of Colonel Townsend's marriage came out, Princess Margaret chose to let go.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="9" > their respective "wonderful" marriages</h1>
Not long after, Margaret was also engaged, and the other was an aristocratic young man named Billy Wallace, and the two were called door-to-door.
But this Mr. Billy is a playboy who is confident enough to confide in Princess Margaret and his glamorous history during his travels. The arrogant princess, who had not loved him in the first place, immediately cancelled the extremely reluctant engagement.
Later, Margaret met royal photographer Anthony Armstrong-Jones at a party, who traveled extensively and often immersed himself in the art world, Margaret was so attracted to Anthony's artistry that the two began dating and then went public with their romance.
Anthony's identity is only a commoner, and her appearance does not match Margaret's, but because the princess has a secret heart, her age is not small, and Anthony, who can speak the word, has won the favor of the queen, and the queen has not opposed the love affair.
In 1960, princess Margaret, 30, married Anthony with the blessings of her family, and more than 3 million viewers watched the tv broadcast at that time.
After marriage, the couple spent a period of harmony and happiness. Margaret gave birth to son David and daughter Sarah.
However, the good times did not last for several years, and even if the social master Margaret got married, she still did not change her habit of socializing, tobacco and alcohol, and often attended and held various parties, which made Anthony particularly dissatisfied.
The problem of Anthony's "literary and artistic workers" has also become increasingly prominent, not only messing with people in the art circle with an open style all day long, but also having a very unruly private life, and there are rumors from time to time. Two people who hold a timely and happy attitude are doomed not to work hard to maintain an already precarious relationship.
The two first separated, and after two years finally could not tolerate each other and chose to divorce. The marriage lasted for 16 years, and Princess Margaret became the first person in the British royal family to announce separation and divorce.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="11" > in the middle and late years</h1>
Originally, the marriage between Princess Margaret and Anthony could still be maintained, and the love between the two had long since decayed, and the "open" marriage was also a tacit agreement.
However, photos of Margaret dating her lover were in the tabloid headlines, Anthony's face was wiped out, completely enraged, and the marriage came to an end.
The lover, Roddy Loveline, was 17 years younger than Princess Margaret, and the two were photographed in the media vacationing on Mastik Island.
Married Princess Margaret and Roddy openly flirt on the beach, dressed "cool". Once the photo was exposed, it quickly triggered public condemnation.
After the divorce, Princess Margaret did not break up with Roddy, and this shocking year-end love lasted for a total of eight years, and Princess Margaret was 51 years old when they broke up.
Later, Roddy Lovelling chose to marry and have children, while Princess Margaret's life was even more unrestrained.
When Princess Margaret got married, she received a gift from her girlfriend, Mr. and Mrs. Anne, of a piece of land on a Caribbean island where Margaret built a villa.
In this land far away from the hustle and bustle, Princess Margaret and her friends drink, chat and enjoy the sea breeze, and at the same time, it is also the best place for princesses and lovers to date.
Perhaps it was the death of youth that made Margaret feel a sense of crisis, and in her later years she was particularly fond of "small fresh meat", and invited a gardener who was more than ten years younger than herself to the island, without considering the disparity of identities, only knowing that she was happy and had an extremely wild style.
But where is there any paradise in the world, the reporter smelled the wind and took a picture of Margaret's absurdity. In the eyes of the British people, Margaret has become a complete representative of parasites and depravity.
It is a pity that Margaret Biqi did not pursue the holy and perfect love she longed for in her life, and paid a very heavy price in the pursuit of freedom and joy.
Due to unbridled tobacco and alcohol, Margaret underwent a lung resection in her later years; a broken marriage and a dysfunctional emotional experience caused her to suffer from severe depression.
At the age of 68, Margaret suffered a sudden stroke, coupled with boiling water burns on her feet and deteriorated eyesight, and she spent almost all of her later years in a wheelchair.
At the age of 71, Margaret, who was in a poor state of mind, died early, in stark contrast to her sister, who was still in good spirits after a long standby time.
Princess Margaret's tragic life is not unrelated to her origin, but more from her personal choice of life.
All the gifts of fate have been secretly priced. Living willfully and unchecked naturally comes at a terrible price, and fate is fair in this regard, whether princesses or commoners.