In the impression of many people, the woman the queen hates the most should be Camilla. Because she not only interfered in her son's marriage and made Charles bear the name of a scumbag, but also a former love enemy of her daughter, so that her daughter missed her lover.
There is such a messy relationship that the queen can like Camilla to have a ghost. However, compared to Camilla's pediatrics, the queen actually hated her great aunt Mrs. Simpson.
Because Mrs. Simpson not only involved the early death of George VI, but also disgraced the royal family because of ignorance. So, as early as she was young, the Queen, under the influence of her mother, had a lot of opinions about Mrs. Simpson.
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Not all royal children aspire to succeed to the throne, at least in Prince Albert's eyes, a free life is obviously more interesting. However, all this changed after the eldest brother Edward announced that he was going to abdicate.
At that time, Edward VIII, who had already ascended the throne, had a relationship with a married wife, Simpson. But how could the British royal family, which was the most ceremonial and the most disciplined, allow its king to marry a second-married woman?
Thus began a long tug-of-war between the two sides. After a year of stalemate, Edward VIII decided to want beauty instead of the country. But this decision of Edward VIII made his brother Prince Albert miserable.
Prince Albert played small suffering from severe stuttering, and the more important the occasion, the more unfavorable he spoke. It is for this reason that Albert was a free-range child, and he did not think that he would one day take office.
But who would have thought that Edward VIII could do such a thing? At the abdication ceremony of Edward VIII, Prince Albert was about to cry, and those who did not know thought he was attending the funeral.
Later, Prince Albert became George VI. He not only had to overcome his stuttering problems and start to govern, but he also had to save the reputation of the royal family in the folk, after all, Edward VIII had abandoned the country because of his obsession with women.
George VI, who had a bad stomach, was increasingly ill-equipped under the pressure of increasingly heavy government affairs. It often happens that you stay up late and rely on smoking to refresh your mind and deal with government affairs.
And all this was seen by the queen and daughter of George VI. At that time, the queen really poisoned Mrs. Simpson, and even Elizabeth, who was still a princess, did not have a good feeling for her great aunt.
So, at many royal gatherings, or in many public places, the queen would use Simpson's birth and married experience as a guide, and then laugh at her for being uncultured and ignorant of royal rules.
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If Mrs. Simpson had been quiet, Mrs. Simpson, because she had become the fiancée of the abdicated king, was even more hypnotic, eager to hang herself on the front page of the news.
It didn't take long, though, for Mrs. Simpson's wish to come true, not because of good things, but because of ignorance, and became the laughing stock of others.
Around April and May 1937, Edward VIII, who had become Duke of Windsor, was preparing his wedding with Mrs. Simpson. Since he has always been suppressed by the royal family, Simpson is eager to raise his eyebrows.
Therefore, she found the well-known brand Chanel at that time, hoping that the other party could produce a dress that could perfectly show her body and reflect her identity.
For a particularly picky party A, Chanel quickly said that this cooperation could not be carried out.
It was then that Chanel approached Mrs. Simpson, the designer of the house, Elsa, who said she could design a perfect dress that met madame's requirements.
After a while, the clothes were delivered to Simpson, whether it was the fabric or the style, it was indeed called novel. Mrs. Simpson was very happy with the dress.
Mrs. Simpson then wore the dress to Vogue magazine. Then came the contempt for Mrs. Simpson.
Like the members of the royal family, they also looked down on this tasteless second-marriage lady. Because this skirt looks good, but this design is really too toxic, can't this lobster change its position slightly?
Mrs. Simpson, who had been scolded for being bloodied, quickly took off the dress and returned it to the designer, after which she never wore it again.
It can be said that Mrs. Simpson and the Duke of Windsor not only did not help the George VI family at a critical moment, but also caused them trouble at all times.
By 1939, Buckingham Palace was being affected by bombers, and in order to show the determination of the royal family and the people to coexist and die, no one in the George VI family stepped back, and they listened to the bombers roaring through the sky.
Moreover, by 1945, Princess Elizabeth herself was on the battlefield. It is precisely by relying on the risk of the George VI family fighting to the death that the image of the royal family has been restored little by little.
And the original source of all this lies in the irresponsibility of Edward VIII. Although the situation was not good at that time, the king's willfulness still led to the people's dissatisfaction with the royal family.
Under such circumstances, how could the queen easily forgive Mrs. Simpson, who had brought disaster to her husband and her daughter as heir and could not enjoy life?
So, for many days afterwards, neither the queen nor Simpson had a good relationship with the concubines. Coupled with the early death of George VI, it made their relationship even worse.
Later, Princess Elizabeth ascended the throne as queen, and the relationship between them did not ease. In many cases, Mrs. Simpson, who is the weaker party, will actively avoid the queen and her mother, the queen.
In this way, compared with Camilla's love child, Mrs. Simpson's influence is simply to shake the royal family. Later, when Mrs Simpson was 90 years old, the Queen ordered her to be taken back to England.
After two generations of grievances, they gradually began to fade in the long years. After Mrs. Simpson's death, the royal family gave her recognition on her tombstone, which read: Duchess of Windsor.