Deep pick of Camilla's family history: Great-grandmother is the mistress of Edward VII, and she struggled for 4 generations to become a queen
The British royal family claims to be the oldest nobleman, but the members' concept of marriage and love is very strange, and the spouses of three generations of grandchildren are disputed. Mrs. Simpson, Camilla and Meghan are simply the "three mountains" on the head of the Windsor family.
Deeply pickpocketing the family history of Queen Camilla, her great-grandmother was the mistress of Edward VII, and she struggled for four generations to become the Queen of England. There are also many big melons in the British royal family, and although Camilla's ascension to the throne is disgraceful, it does not prevent her from being crowned smoothly.
The camilla family is best known for her great-grandmother, Alice Keppel, who is known for her beauty and amorousness. Her maternal great-grandmother was edward's mistress, and Camilla had a strong relationship with the Windsor family.
Alice Keppel was Edward VII's favorite mistress, and the two fell in love at first sight at the racecourse. So why did the Camilla family endure and even be able to produce a generation of queens? Listen to the editor for everyone to tell.
In the 1960s, Alice Keppel was born into an aristocratic family and grew up at Duntres Castle. She is the most famous beauty in the local area, with a very attractive breast and a thin waist, and her skin is white and her eyes are blue, which is enough to kill most of the current Hollywood stars.
At the age of twenty-three, Alice Keppel married Captain George Keppel, a British Royal Officer. It is said that Alice Keppel is very attractive, and even after marriage, she is still very popular, almost "upside down".
Many royal experts believe that Alice Keppel is brilliant and looks like a "Christmas tree" from a distance. When Alice Keppel first moved to London, she immediately became one of the top celebrities and became the most popular lady.
Alice Keppel continued to "climb the branches", money and status were improved, and at the age of twenty-nine she met Edward VII. The two lived together for twelve years until the death of King Edward at the beginning of the last century.
Although this "love" is not glorious, Edward VII is inseparable from Alice Keppel. The husband George was also magnanimous, and actually forgave his wife's faults, and the two also had two daughters after marriage, namely Violet and Sonia, of which Violet and Sonia were Camilla's great-grandmothers.
Alice Keppel was happily married, and George was infinitely tolerant of him, never asking where to go with whom. As long as Alice Keppel still recognizes the family and maintains a superficial harmony, George himself is also a gentleman, and there are many confidants around him.
The most outrageous point is that whenever Edward VII was coming, George always found an excuse to slip away, and his emotional intelligence and IQ were first-rate. Of course, George did not pay in vain, got the attention of King Edward, and also obtained the right to operate the Royal Rubber Company.
Therefore, digging deep into Camilla's family history makes people call out hot eyes, which is simply incomprehensible to modern people's thinking. Camilla grew up in such a family environment, and it is no wonder that even if a man marries a woman, she still maintains an ambiguous relationship with Charles.
It can be said that the only person who has a normal view of marriage and love in the British royal family is Diana, the former Princess of Wales. In an interview, he said: The marriage of three people is simply too crowded, Camilla is her husband's white moonlight, and she would rather quit.
The British royal family recognized Alice Keppel's efforts and thought she could keep the king in a good mood. The Viceroy of India praised her, believing that Lady Alice was talented and could even influence Edward VII's thoughts.
Despite Alice Keppel's careful care and urging Edward to take care of his health, the king died soon after. When the bad news came, Alice Keppel cried directly in the palace, and the hysteria looked terrible.
Queen Alexandra finally waited for her chance, did not give Alice Keppel any title, and did not receive all the royal jewels. But who would have thought that after four generations of hard work, Camilla would actually become the rightful queen of England.
The most brazen point is that in the 1970s Charles and Camilla met and were almost on the polo field. Camilla said that her great-grandmother, who had been the mistress of Edward VII, was really not ashamed but proud.
Alice Keppel's actions are obviously disgraceful, but her husband is also spoiled by her happy marriage. I really don't know what kind of magic the women of the Camilla family have that can make the royal family men so fascinated.
Edward VII is said to have a bad temper, but was extra gentle with Alice Keppel. It can only be said that history is a reincarnation, after four generations of struggle, the Camilla family finally produced a queen, is this a glorious family tradition?