Margaret: The Secret Princess
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- The salacious private life of Princess Margaret from her relationship with alcohol to her many sexual relationships and her little known connection to the Profumo affair, laid bare.
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She was a bully who picked on others to remind herself how grand she was.
She was the sister of the queen, but she was rude and reckless, not grand! Marie Antoinette was grand: she even apollogised to the hangman on the scaffold. for having step on his feet.
She had very low self-esteem, which is why she put on airs.
It’s amazing the driver didn’t get lung cancer with all the smoke he was forced to inhale. What patience.
Poor guy. I bet she was a terrible boss
@@annnee6818 but the status!
For all we know he did after filming this doc 🤷♀️
My goodness, every person in this story is dreadful. High birth doesn’t assure high character. Her chauffeur seems the most sensible decent person in the whole petty story.
Parasites! And on the public dole. 100 million BP a year for this lot.
That's because he was D.D. Far and above anyone else in the sordid tale. Regardless their titles or wealth. Title and wealth doesn't buy true qualities clearly.
The chauffeur was definitely the classiest guy in this show.
41:24 ...wow that other dude couldn't cope with her, nearly collapsed and then ran away lol (to Turkey, as you do)
42:13 then later drops the bombshell!
God such spoiled useless family
She wasn't "unable" to marry Peter Townsend. She CHOSE not to marry him, preferring not to relinquish all the privileges of Royal life.
I don't blame her.
You were there so you know it better
But Charles did as he was told and married Dianna ,used her for a brood sow! That was ok!
I have always heard that she was an unpleasant person to pretty much everyone. But, I also heard Snowdon cheated on her often and was cruel to her. Truthfully, they were likely equally horrible.
Yes, he was a horrible man!
Why did she want to marry him 🤔
@@misscoutts6193 Margaret wanted what she wanted, when she wanted it. Snowden was part of the 60s scene, and many women and men loved him. So, she wanted to basically "own" him. Like a pretty little object. Snowden was not a very good character either though.
Imagine being her driver for 20 plus years and never exchanging a word with him, what a self entitled vile snob she was.
Gigi Tiger
Not to mention an insatiable shagger. Boy..If she'd known about you with a name like Tiger, she'd have been after you like a demented, wasp seeking a honey pot.
But only once. Then she'd move on! (Without asking names!)
How do I know? I'm a jazz player from the UKJazz scene of the time. To my regret, I never got lucky!
Wow really
She did speak to him. He says that.
@@MauriatOttolink Massive LOL.....made my day ha ha
He might well have been lucky not to have had to engage with a spoiled, demanding, entitles, brat!
The irony is that the thing she loved most (her Royal Status) was the thing that kept her from living a happy and fulfilled life
Very true.
It simply meant she didn't have to work like everybody else. She chose a grandeur lifestyle full of self indulgence without paying a scent but paid the price in the end with her life.
It was the possession of status that replaced what she had thought she loved. It was a decision. When you choose wrongly for your life out of wrong intentions you can’t hide from that. We can lie to ourselves, but it always shows up somewhere. Behaviour, illnesses, the choices we make and the beliefs we hold are all shaped by the after effects of human interactions. I feel badly for Margaret, that she had a textbook downward spiral.
Worship no God before me comes to mind. She worshipped her privilege and title.
Sounds to me that alcoholic addiction contributed in a major way to her unhappiness. In early years alcoholics are often charming, socially amusing and bright.. eventually the alcohol takes over and obliterates the personality, leaving the person depressed and non functioning.
Also, there is this: Usually we expect that someone who WASN'T LOVED would descend into the life and decline that she did. But she WAS loved; by her father, The King, her mother, her sister, The Queen, by the country. She was loved. So lack of love was not the problem. Margaret was the problem. She was hell-bent on self-destruction, and who knows why? All we know is that SHE DID self-destruct. A life of privilege, of opportunity, of great love and potential, was wasted. That's it. It's not complicated. She was selfish, SPOILED, narcissistic. How else could her life end?
Indulged. Pampered. Petted. And not much was expected of her. Hard to feel loved and valued when you are more like an idealized pet.
@@lindaolsen7089 No, she was more than that to all of her family. She chose a life of ruin. SHE CHOSE IT.
@@Missditabomb AND YOU KNOW THIS -- HOW?
Jealousy is a terrible thing. Truly terrible.
It was a strange kind of love. Margaret's parents did not nurture her artistic talents. She had no education.
She was *Not* “Unable”to marry Townsend. She *choose* keeping her Royal income and perks, instead of marrying and being ordinary
You are right!!
Bilinda Law-Morley
They did prevent her from marrying Townsend, notwithstanding the fact that he was a high ranking RAF officer who had just been defending his country, his king and her family. Neither of her sister's children married Royals and her father had very uncomfortable family links to Germans wearing a different uniform!
@@MauriatOttolink they are all German, and you always have a choice. She chose her royal life, and all the deference and perks that went with it.
And so ironic that around 40 years later The Queen allowed two of her children to divorce and remarry. Typical hypocrisy.
@@savannahsputnik1663 🤦
The fact that she wasn't willing to give up her gov't salary and pampered life to marry her true love tells you who she was
Yes, she was a child.
Yep. Priorities....
Someone who did not want to lose her sister and mother, perhaps?
Townsend was posted abroad and had found someone else.
@@paulinecoburn181
He was posted abroad for 2 years so he couldn't see Margaret and didn't date or remarry until well after Margaret broke of their relationship
This is the very best, most honest, revealing documentary about Margaret. And the comments here are particularly insightful.
'Look at what I own?' She was given it she didn't even have to buy that.
We can clearly see in this case the terrible damage of not setting limits since childhood, even more when you see the girl had a troublesome personality.
She was a spoiled little monster who was allowed to mistreat everyone she believed to be “below” herself. She was already a tyrant when she was only a teenager. Neither her parents nor her sister, nor anybody else put limits to her nasty and whimsical behaviour, so then she couldn’t put any limits on herself whatsoever.
Being second, third, fourth or whatever born is not a disgrace. It happens in almost any family. We must all find our purpose in life and devote it to something meaningful, but she was quite superficial and shallow, so she couldn’t find other purpose than parties and a life full of excess.
Meghan, anyone?
Did you know her personally?
@@dianeparr2483 MEGHAN HAD A CAREER AND MONEY WHEN SHE MET PRINCE HARRY. SHE WAS AND STILL IS AN INDEPENDENT WOMAN, UNLIKE THE SO CALLED "ROYAL" WOMEN WHO ONLY HAVE ATTENTION PAID TO THEM IF THEY MARRY ANOTHER 'ROYAL' AND BE EXPECTED TO HAVE ONE CHILD AFTER ANOTHER.
JEALOUS MUCH?
@@dianeparr2483 No, Harry, of course. Meghan isn't born royal; she is of absolutely no importance.
And all her pleasures were paid by the taxpayers. Obviously she shared genes with prince Andrew.
She gave birth to a wonderful daughter, who remains one of the Queens favourite relatives. A simple mom who rides her bike o the shops and takes public transit. She is a talented artist as well.
@ianmann64 what about her visit to the US that made the Americans fall in love with her?
Absolutely righ, I lkley her and think she is as that close to queen yet very discreet and very respectable of all royals relatives. What an irony with such pathetic spoiled mother yet her children especially the GIRL is EXTREMELY 👏 NICEC AND wonderful. It must be the work and dedications of the great traditional nanny that brought them up thank goddness for them
@ianmann64 his son?
Lady Sarah chatto
@ianmann64 Do not forget Princess Margaret could have done more on the worldly front but the Queen prevented that. She wanted more to do. It was thwarted.
Queen Elizabeth led a life of service and duty, while her sister drank, smoked and partied. Charles has led a life of service and duty, while Andrew got up to all kinds of shenanigans. William respects service and duty, while Harry has left his country, his duties and his family. Seems to me that the Royal Family needs to do a better job at finding a purpose for the spare to the heir. History keeps repeating itself and nobody is looking to make meaningful changes.
Did Charles have relationships with tons of women or messed arms with a lot of them?
Henry is doing just fine. William should go out into the real world and get a real job.
@@lolaadesina5362 Like what real job does Harry have?
@@lolaadesina5362 is that the joke of the year 😂
Harry left because he found out he's not his father's son. He's the Captain's son. Charles never dared admit that. He'd never be accepted as king if he did.
Rarely speaking to the man that was her driver for over 20 years tells me all I need to know about her...
I admire it. People don't understand boundaries enough these days: the Queen hardly speaks to her bodyguards, Diana banged them... A different generation.
@@pneron2032 It shows their real natures: Margaret Thatcher, politically as hard as nails, was a genuinely kind boss who went out of her way to help people in difficulty. a fact testified to in numerous accounts. Then again, Thatcher knew the hardships of the '30s and '40s and what it is like to have to strive for a living, unlike that other crowd.
@@londoncalling151 I don't disagree with you. But royalty from that generation just didn't speak to their staff beyond pleasantries... It established boundaries. The queen doesn't either.
@nimbleneedle Being a CEO is different...If you're not from a culture with domestic staff it's hard to understand... But if you become too familiar with your personal staff things can go wrong very quickly. "Friendly but *never* friends" used to be the mantra. Just my opinion.
@nimbleneedle Oh, I totally agree. Margaret was notoriously nasty to people. One of the Queen's former butlers did an interview saying that he never had a "conversation" with the Queen, but that she was always courteous. Nobody could say that about Margaret. And I understand your point about American egalitarian assumptions - hadn't thought of that.
She had a vengeful streak too if her advances were spurned. In the mid 60s she was introduced to Alan Bates and, like most people, was smitten by his charm and jaw dropping good looks. She invited him to a private dinner at hers (he was going to be dessert) but he politely declined. For decades after that snub she stood in the way of him receiving any honour but he finally became ‘Sir Alan’ in 2003 ( the year after her death- coincidence?) He sadly didn’t enjoy his title for long succumbing to pancreatic cancer later that same year.
i just went and looked at reviews/synopsis on this documentary and it seems this is an edited version. It was developed from an autobiographical book which included a strong suggestion that after Townsend she had a 'relationship' with an American woman, Sharman Douglas who was a talent scout/recruiter for models/film industry - so she had the contacts therefore to populate the 'popsie parties'. Prince Andrew/Epstein nothing new to them therefore - just a way of life! Lord Glemcommer had the famous 'Peacock Party' on Mustique in 1986 which included the screening of porn films. Sharman Douglas was linked to Mountbatten's son for a while and old man Mountbatten was well known for his porn collection! Somehow, through marriage, Douglas was connected to Raine, Princess Diana's stepmother - so that explains a lot to me about Diana's later emotional difficulties. John Binden - famous for his large 'doodah' was a Richardson (south of the River) as was the set up hero in the fake kidnapping of Princess Ann. That sold some newspapers! They have been friends for a long time to have control of what gets into the public domain and what doesn't. I don't think Maxwell's backstory about being the only survivor of his family from the Holocaust is true - how very convenient that no one could confirm or deny - I think he was American/English - the origins of WW2. He was connected to M.I. services. Thugs in tiaras! Socialize with them - run a mile - well done Alan Bates!
@@MsVanorakMaxwell was born Czech real name Jan Ludvik Hyman Binyamin Hoch. What public duties did Princess Margaret carry out after having her children in the 'Sixties🤔 all very strange. She purchased the Poltimore tiara for her wedding as it was so large it made her look a few inches taller being a diminutive 4 foot ten. The famous 'sacrifice' sold a lot of papers also "mindful of the church's teaching". ..... Didn't Snowden have a twenty five year affair with a journalist. 👠. Must have been when the children were away at boarding school she took off for Mustique. By then she had already lost her looks.
@@misscoutts6193 glencommer gifted her mustique because she was a bit down in the mouth about her divorce and i don't remember seeing her at many royal events - i expect she had the civil list money though. i still think our m.i. services could create maxwell and his backstory - s.o.e. set up newspapers in america in ww2 after all to control propaganda - it's do-able. he spoke like an expensive education.
A nymphomaniac describes her better.
Gotta love reading comments that are informative and intelligently written. I'm so impressed with every comment, are we really on CZcams or is it just we're all Gen X 😂
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My mother modelled herself on famous people like Princess Margaret and the character in Gone with the Wind, Scarlett O Hara. She was a narcissist herself.
omg, mine too !
Mine too
That must have been rough on you 😕
@@Texaslawhorn Certainly not easy right? Many mothers in the 60s modeled themselves after these types of women and many were given many pills. What a combo!
So sorry B G.
She was beautiful looking - only her external qualities may have counted positively ! It may sound harsh but thank goodness she was the “spare” ... she would haben a disastrous Queen!
She lost her good looks due to her lifestyle and looked leathery and course later on
Only her external qualities...thats all that matters.
That's "have been," you illiterate idiot! 😠😠😠😠😠
@@paulbrasier372 She was ordinary looking, at best
It’s a sad wasted life. She had opportunities that most of us never would. But all that sin in her life caught up. She began to wear it on the outside. How awful, lonely and empty she must have been.
Most profound comment here. I agree.
Weird woman.
My goodness! She hardly was a victim, she was spoilt and had an extremely privileged life. What was so terrible?
Oh yes she was super privileged. But that doesn't mean you're happy. She didn't have a terrible life for sure but not happy either
I watched a program years ago and the people on the island complained how she paid for nothing. She would order the most expensive food and booze to be there on her arrival but they footed the bill. No one dared ask for money. Vile woman.
She notoriously used to ask her neighbours to bring her lobster, and not pay for it.
Send the bill to the Crown in London. Just because she was "Royalty" what was she going to do if refused service for nonpayment? In the old days she could have your head on a plater. Somebody in her security detail surely could pay the bills if asked. Sadly another worthless elite trying to rule the world. But can't handle their own life.
@Common Sense Realist No they don’t! She was given a piece of land by a friend. It still has its original owners. Each owning there own acreage. Nothing to do with the Royals.
@Common Sense Realist No they did not, Colin Tennant owned the entire island.
She was merching the island for Tennant. Her presence brought in the rich and famous. She was right to demand lobster.
Her tragedy was that she wanted to have her cake and eat it too, and couldn't accept that this was impossible. She wanted all the freedom of a commoner to party and have a fun time with her bohemian friends, but still expected to be treated with respect as royal when and if she desired it. She could have married Peter Townsend, but only if she gave up all her royal privilege, and became a commoner with no place in the succession, nor would her descendants have any claims on the throne. This she was not prepared to do.
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Kinda sounds like somebody else we all know. Who wasn’t even born royal. Who doesn’t even live in England. Cake and eat it too, eh?
Peter Townsend should not have divorced his wife. He should have known better than to think that a princess would give up everything to be with him.
& do you think you would be prepared to give up that security for yourself and children & grandchildren given the choice?
@@dugebuwembo She didn't have children at the time and Townsend could have provided nicely for her. She made her choices with full knowledge of exactly what she wanted and she proceeded to live that life. I must admit seeing her in her later years was disturbing but that was the life she chose.
She’s one of those royals I would have been delighted to refuse to call “ma’am.”
....... but then why imagine that you might have been singled out to meet her in the first place .
@@carolthomas8528 You didn't get his point ...
She was more of a "madame".
Strange thing to be delighted by.
Many years ago, I sat in the Troubador, with several theatrical people, now all passed on, and at the next table was a rock star, and two rather well known folk singers... one of them, a woman. There was a photo of Margaret among the bric-a-brac that adorned the walls, and we got to talking about her. As it turned out, there was only two among us that she had not made a pass at. One of them was the camp ballet choreographer...... he expressed himself quite miffed!
He said "Darlings, I wouldn't have done it, mind you, but she might at least have asked me!"
So sad, her life seemed wasted. She clearly was an addict in many ways. It must've been sad for the queen to see her sister live like this.
If the queen really cared she would've gotten her help. They have everything in the world in the palm of their hands.
@@bwoww_163 Even with all the money you have, you can't make a normal person out of an addict. You have to be willing to get helped by others.
Harry’s doing the same thing!
She was a product of her environment. She had everything and she had nothing. Sad story.
If it 7yt 6 go
Gretta Lc: What are you trying to write?! This is meaningless.
Sad story? Really? Just a horrible spoiled brat that treated the public with disdain. Stop making these parasites into troubled souls. Nothing sad about her. Time to get rid of the lot of them
I agree and your comment is not "meaningless". She had all the material goods life could bring her and was treated with deference by many. (everything) She had no satisfying accomplishments or work that she had to strive for and achieve through her own skills and talents. Endless free time can become a battle against boredom. (nothing)
@@faystrachan6440 K
Wow! What a beautiful woman in her youth...yet, you can see the bitterness that settled into her face as she aged.
She aged terribly!
Any woman can be physically beautiful with heaps of money to spend on themselves.
@@christinemcclymont269 I give you Athena Onassis
Her LIFESTYLE aged her terribly. She smoked and drank heavily for her entire adult life. That caused her health problems and aging. She could have been happy and married "for love". She CHOSE not to.
her driver deserved a knighthood for putting up with her
She comes across as very sad, lost and lonely person. What a wasted life. Her children have grown up good though. So at least she got something right.
What a disgrace writing this way about a dead woman.
no wonder mati CEPAT
she had no manners
@@slinkiegirl2001 - Just because they are dead is no excuse to Lie. We all die. The point is to be truthful. The truth hurts. Such as life. Get over it.
She was haughty and vain towards ordinary people yet they were the ones funding her lavish lifestyle
Another parasite. Why do we put up with it.
Total nonsense Mona. The British royal family [CROWN] own one-sixth of the landmass of the entire world.
The Royal family is estimated to be worth well over 30 trillion pounds and perhaps as high as 50 trillion.
The people fund absolutely nothing.
Taxes are paid for two principal reasons. Rent to the CROWN for the land they reside on, as th people do not actually own the land, unless the land is Fee Simple.
Secondly, the people are held as surety for the debt of the Government.
The Government has placed the people into bondage, commercial liens have been placed against the people and their labor has been contacted to the International Banking Cartel as surety for the debt.
It is on this basis the Government can borrow capital funds aka commonly known as 'money'
Which it is not anything other than 'Debt Instruments' It is a type of IOU.
In return, the International bankers permit some of the collected ' income Taxes' to be used for
Public services, such as health, Roads, Transport .. etc.. When the service has the word PUBLIC in front of it, then it is paid for entirely out of Tax Payers forced contribution.
Unfortunately, the greater majority of people have never be told how the system operates, thus allowing for government double-dipping and making the people pay for something that has already been prepaid from their taxes.
The people essentially being bonded slaves do not need to know what does not concern them.
Should the masses of people discover the truth, there will be a revolution within a day.
@@andrew_koala2974 wow I seriously had no idea. Thanks for the information
@@monanadeem8523
The British CROWN amassed all this wealth by being the world's most dominating power for over one thousand years, power was transferred from Pax Britannica to Pax Americana in 1940, where the US took over Militarily, The City of London is still the Financial Capital of the World, just prior to 9/11 the International Bankers operating out of NYC transferred the accounts to London, via Germany. Post 9/11 below all the rubble and bodies , 11 stories below ground, all GOLD was recovered and shipped to Nottingham. England, a city I know well, as my aunt resided there, two beautiful cousins, Dana and Christine and their handsome blond brother, George.
When you look closely you will see the ties between Washington DC, The City of London and The Vatican, you will notice they share an identical-looking Obelisk. and other countries /Locations tied to the CROWN have the same 'TradeMark' so to speak. and the is Cleopatra's Needle.
One also stands in Central Park in E 81st St, New York City, where my daughter resides. There is also one in Sydney AU.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleopatra%27s_Needle_(New_York_City)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Monument
archaeology-travel.com/street/vatican-obelisk-in-st-peters-square/
Cleopatra's Needle in London -
projectbritain.com/calendar/September/CleopatrasNeedle.html
The Administrative Power is In the VATICAN, The Financial Power is in the City Of London, and The Military Power is held by Washington DC. When you dig deep into the history of these Cities you will find the connection becomes very clear. Make it your project, and you will discover how the world operates
Revelation 17:7 states:
And the angel said unto me, wherefore didst thou marvel?
I will tell you the mystery of The WoMan. and the beast
that carrieth her ...
WOMAN: THE RELIGIOUS SYSTEM, THE CHURCH
BEAST: THE POLITICAL SYSTEM, THE GOVERNMENT
The Woman riding the Beast is depicted on Euro Dollars.
Revelation 17:18 states:
And the WoMoman which thou sawest is that Great City,
which reigneth over the kings of earth
** Prophecy is being fulfilled.
Great City = Vatican City
Revelation 17:4 states:
And the WoMan [The Catholic Church] was arrayed in Purple and Scarlet
colour [which happens to be the Vatican official colors] and adorned
with Gold and Precious Stones and pearls, holding in her hand a Golden
Cup [Which is the Catholic Communion cup] full of abominations and the
impurities of her fornication;
Revelation 17:5
and on her forehead was written a name, a mystery: "Babylon the great,
mother of whores and of earth's abominations."
Revelation 17:6
And I saw that the WoMan was drunk with the blood of the saints and the
blood of the witnesses to Jesus. When I saw her, I was greatly amazed.
Revelation 17:7
But the angel said to me, "Why are you so amazed? I will tell you the
mystery of the WoMan, and of the beast with seven heads and ten horns
that carries her.
Revelation 17:8
The beast that you saw was, and is not, and is about to ascend from the
bottomless pit and go to destruction. And the inhabitants of the earth,
whose names have not been written in the book of life from the
foundation of the world, will be amazed when they see the beast,
because it was and is not and is to come.
Revelation 17:9
"This calls for a mind that has wisdom: the seven heads are seven
mountains on which the WoMan is seated; also, they are seven kings,
Revelation 17:10
of whom five have fallen, one is living, and the other has not yet come;
and when he comes, he must remain only a little while.
Revelation 17:11
As for the beast that was and is not, it is an eighth but it belongs to
the seven, and it goes to destruction.
Revelation 17:12
And the ten horns that you saw are ten kings who have not yet received
a kingdom, but they are to receive authority as kings for one hour,
together with the beast.
Revelation 17:13
These are united in yielding their power and authority to the beast;
Revelation 17:14
They will make war on the Lamb, and the Lamb will conquer them, for he
is Lord of lords and King of kings, and those with him are called and
chosen and faithful."
And it so on..... Read the BOOK of Revelations, even Muslims agree with it
Prophecies in Islam are identical, thus verifying what is TRUE.
Revelation 13:11 [SPEAKS OF THE DAJJAL - in arabic] [ANTICHRIST in English]
Then I saw another beast that rose out of the earth; it had two horns
like a lamb and it spoke like a dragon.
@@andrew_koala2974 l have read the 4 Canonical Gospels of the New Testament but not the Book of Revelations. Will certainly look into it and find more about Cleopatras Needle. Very interesting
The chauffeur needs a medal
Knighthood, FFS, dealing with her!! She was a spoiled, snobbish, addicted, immoral brat who thought that EVERYONE was beneath her. She was horrid.
He does!!
Narcs play the part of the victim to gain attention (2nd hand Rose) but used "The Princess Card" when she needed to pull rank. It just depended on what she needed at the moment. I am sure she had people jumping left and right just for her.
Always!!
A massive house on an island paradise was the only thing she owned. Poor love!
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Everything else was just..............free!
Exactly what I was thinking... Jesus.
The house was given to her it was another freebie
@@johnmccarthy2179 The house was not given to her. The land was given to her. She built the house at our own expense.
Margaret was NOT "unable" to marry Peter Townsend. She chose the benefits of her position in the royal family over a life as his wife. Besides the marriage would NOT have lasted had they married! She had no idea what true & lasting love is!
@Cricket Smith........ You just repeated what was said in the video....... You dumb fuck.
Exactly, her marriage with Townsound would never work. She could NEVER adjust in _common life_
Having seen true and lasting love in my parents (of all things!) and subsequently lived and observed, the idea of what true and lasting love is seems to be rare by royals and commoners alike!
That's no reason not to go for it, but, its not ordinary.
It’s interesting how severely Princess Margaret is judged. Unless you were in her shoes, you have no idea what type of person she was. Show some compassion!
Yes, it was a choice but a hard one to make. What could she have done without a title? Work at tesco?
What ppl say about her maybe true but, she was still a human being who happened to be born into the royal family. May she find eternal peace
Margaret left no legacy. That's the sad part. She didn't do anything good for anyone else. All she left were memories of a very privileged, spoilt, entitled, narcissistic party girl.
Her daughter at least is still reputed to be one of the most well liked members of that family. She got something right at least.
@Annette Somers I'm not familiar with this story but honestly human affairs great and small are pretty much conducted via grace and favour as opposed to official channels. She may well have been instrumental in ways the press won't reveal.
Princess Margret was well known for being dedicated and attending to her Royal Duties.
@@sehrzeb9485 Nice kids and MArgaret was a very good mother by all accounts. Forget the rest. IT does not really matter if you loved your kids and were a good mother.
@@brookehanley3659 how you can be a good mother always drinking alcohol, sleeping till 11-12 having argue with husband???? living in the dream not reality?
Poor little rich girl . All those parties and privilege must be such a terrible responsibility and burden. * sighs *
i know right. lol
All I can say is thank God she was only the spare. The queen was her total opposite . I also think we are very lucky that William is the heir and not Harry !
Tolerate Charles to get to William
When you are born into something, it's very hard to get outside the box - for any level.
@@elipotter369 true. conditioning.
It’s amazing that her children turned out so well inspite of her and their father.
He was an ugly man
I heard her son is allegedly just like his father.
That is a testament to both parents. We can't believe all the haters.
@@bwoww_163 Yes let's say that the apple did not fall far from the tree in Linley's case he is in the throes of a divorce.
@@brendadrumm9708 girl the daughter looks just like him lol
I have to say how pleased I am with most the comments, coming from all walks of life, not being taken in by the royal lustre and instead seeing this woman for exactly what she was.
Highly flawed, like the rest of us? Drunken and hopeless like many women who are horribly mistreated by their husbands? Being spoiled materially - and yes - being horribly rude and nasty to staff - but she was a highly emotional sort and heavily affected by not being able to find the love she so craved. A lot of people end up like that, only stuck somewhere crappy and the press aren't interested in making the most of it.
Margaret was spoiled and extremely promiscuas. Endless affairs and sex parties. Poor little Margaret, had to be first and always had to have her way. That’s royals for you.
@@Noelpage9569 Spot on 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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@@bunnymad5049 She had amazing opportunities to do good and help people, instead she preferred to live a debauched selfish life. Many women can't marry their first love, they get over it , and without all the money and privileges that Margaret enjoyed.
It is incredibly difficult to feel sorry for someone who was rich, beautiful and famous, someone who had it all but screwed it up.
She was miserable. Rich gorgeous people have depression like everyone else and actually live shorter lives on average. It's not hard to feel pity for that. If it's true she also had a disorder, easier still. I mean if you're not bitter and envious I guess. But she seems like an unpleasant friend. I'd rather pity her from a distance😉
Isn't the point that she had nothing?
The biggest travesty in life is the notion that a rich or wealthy person does not deserve sympathy because apparently they have nothing to complain about.This belief is so sad and very cruel
@@thembisaodendaal My sentiments exactly. When money has become an idol - where people become jealous and envious of others for something so fickle, so vain - there will be a lack of sympathy. Almost not matter how giving or kind or caring the people with money are or could be.
@@AccountabiliTei true story
She declined to marry Peter Townsend not for “duty to the Queen” but in order to keep her royal status and its creature comforts. That isn’t true love. That’s fleeting infatuation.
Oscar Wilde summed up the decadent, hollow lifestyle of Margaret:-
"There are two types of tragedy. One is not getting what you want.
The other is getting it." She was the author of her own self-destruction.
Well said
I think this also sums up Prince Harry who is walking the path of personal destruction.
Hmmm. It also sums up Oscar, ironically enough.
@@barefootcontessa3112 Personal destruction? He got out before he could destruct.
Sounds like Harry
Townsend was merely an elongated crush and she enjoyed the attention and the media limelight that came with the gossip, she saw herself as a rockstar celebrity leaving the politics to her majesty the queen; and at times overshadowing the queen in the process. Knowing all too well that the establishment would always protect her for her wayward behaviour. She eventually chose a grand free lifestyle where she didn't have to work like everybody else. An opulent lifestyle full of self indulgence without paying a cent but paid the price in the end with her life.
Yeah, they seem to have no idea about Karma.
Hmmm sounds exactly like Harry
I've always wondered if Peter Townsend was as "in love" with her as she thought she was with him.
I can see her basically ordering him into a relationship.
@@mamlas9494 karma. Is that the same karma that blames starving babies for their lot in life? They're starving, poor and homeless because they did something in a previous life to deserve this crappy one according to karma. All religions are full of toxic BS.
@@Guinnivere Harry is earning his living, he and his young family do not cost us a thing. She partied away on taxpayers' money. She sounds nothing like Harry. In fact, I bet her life and his disgusting uncle's life served as a warning to Harry Windsor.
When Colin Tennant gave her the piece of land she conned him into paying for the house as well,so I was told.She was the most selfish woman .Caring about no one but herself all her life.She was never loyal to the crown. Life was all pleasure .Whatever she wanted.
LETS HOPE SHE IS NOW LIVING IN A SLUM IN SOME FORGOTTEN LAND, WOULD SERVE HER RIGHT
Makes you wonder if they ever regretted giving her the plot of land as a wedding gift. How much of the year did she spend there?
So sad in the whole of her life her children don't seem to rate a mention of any importance amongst the men, the booze & the partying
She wasn't the only member of the royal family like that, the royals kids have always had nannies and been packed off to boarding school, it's been that way for hundreds of years.
There haven't been boarding schools hundreds of years ago.
@@edronc2007 There have.....
She was a typical royal.
I didn’t even know she had children 😳
Some people when given access to huge wealth and privilege are appreciative and treat others with deceny and respect irrespective of who they are, others are like Princess Margaret.
Yep, like Queen Elizabeth, she respects her staff.
Reminds one of the wealthy elite and the dissolute lifestyle in 1940 Kenya. While the country was at war these indolent arseholes stay out of the way ie. 'White Mischief'
To nearly all those who have commented on this video, if you know anything about her life and not just watching the crown , will know her uncle betrayed her father and whole family, her father died when she was 18 years old , maybe cut her a little slack, she had very little control in her life and was reminded of that every day . Have some respect.
@@natashawilliams8958 And lived a life of unashamed privilege and luxury for all of her life....Poor little rich girl ....Year right..
Look at how loving Kate Middleton is in her dealings with ordinary people. That is why people love her.
It's amazing that it was mentioned about her affairs, yet her husband went with women and men before she did.
In life, attitude is everything! Doesn't matter if you were born royal or dirt poor. Look at her, she had everything and the end was so sad. She loved only herself and wanted to be daddy s little princess forever. I think the last boyfriend broke her because she finally had to come to the conclusion that she could be rejected just like everyone else and her princess status won't insulate her from that. After that she didn't even bother trying because my guess is she thinks is too late. Did this person ever take care of anything else other than her desire? Didn't she have kids? Maybe a houseplant even? Such a difference to her older sister who selflessly gave her all as the queen for england, a mother for human and animal and humble nature. Is almost reads like a shakespearean tale. The tale of two sisters, night and day.
"Dust to dust ....ashes to ashes ".....death comes to us all and does not discriminate .
You can't take it with you when you die.
@@elizabethhayward570 you take only LOVE you have for God and people
Looking at pictures of her as she got older she looked very depressed and deeply unfulfilled and unhappy. Her look reminds me of Athena Onassis who had all the money in the world yet was a troubled soul. I think a lot has to do with having no spiritual purpose too. Can leave a person feeling empty and without purpose in life.
I agree completely. I do think that in a way she was a product of her upbringing, where she was never told she had a purpose. Still, she could have found something to do with her life had she insisted. Also the times were different. the fifties and sixties, women were told they needed to become a wife and that was that..
@@annedonker4795 I agree with you. The girls didn’t go to school, had governesses and I’d say Princess Margaret was suppose to marry well carry on with her duties. Had she had a good education, her intellect might have blossomed giving a direction in life. We will never know and I think it’s a sad ending.
I 100% agree....
@@sarahhayse-gregson689 thanks for agreeing with me, that doesn't happen often to me on youtube ;). But yes agree Margaret did not get the education she definitely would have received had she been young today. So sad. I feel like the times AND her parents were to blame. She herself of course too, but it really seems like she was trapped into this life she knew and she was scared to try anything else..
@@annedonker4795 Before I watched the documentary, I read all the comments and I thought damn, she must be really nasty. So far (about half way through as I'm typing) I just can't bring myself to think the same as anyone else here. Sure, she was spoiled and maybe even narcissistic but I don't blame her. The royal life sounds awful and I bet you half of the people criticizing her, would've done the same - I know I would've in certain aspects.
I hate how people are making fun of her substance abuse. You can also hear and see the disgust in these people's voices and faces when they talk about her lifestyle, since it's not how they want her to live her life. I remember a time when people expected certain things from me too and how I furiously rebelled against it because I hated that, that expectation was put on my head in the first place...now imagine an entire nation doing that to you. I honestly feel for her and like you said, it seems like she was trapped in this life that expected so much.
Again, I am only halfway, maybe something far worse is coming, but I honestly just think she wanted to have fun and live HER life HER way...
What her chauffeur said resonates with me. I'm a driver and I have driven people like that and they are the absolute worst.
outstanding and it reminds me of a saying a preacher said in a sermon "if you think money makes you happy you don't have enough"
Beautiful young woman, could have made a positive difference in the world. Every opportunity to be a contributing member. There has to be more to life than laying on a tropical island. Sad when self pity absorbs a life.
😂🤣
Virtue signaling detected...
lying on a tropical island is for taking a break from hard good productive work!
A few months living in a high rise flat in London...on benefits, may have given her a measure on what misery really feels like. Using her privilege to some advantage ,instead of living her whole life devoted to her bodily needs, may have opened up a path to a more contented and fulfilling existence. A completely hedonistic life,literally, bored her to death!!
Not if that's all you want to do. I don't think that would be enough for me, though!
And it just shows that no matter how high born you are or how much money you have, it does not give you manners, honesty and integrity!
Or happiness..
Or how low you are born
@@rubytuesday5412
Money doesn't buy happiness, it can however buy the sort of misery one can enjoy.
Spares have a history of going off the rails.
She had manners. There is certain form. Charles keeps to it as does the rest of the family. You are kidding yourself if you think otherwise
I devoured every moment of this film but why? Was it because I could never imagine that I could live like that? Am I so jealous that I took joy in her downfall? I continue to remind myself that the images of the rich and famous are merely public relations fantasies. Here we had a chance to peel back the facade.
No, you're not jealous. Envious is the correct word 👍🏻
I wish there were recordings of Margaret singing...I've looked everywhere. She was apparently quite awful, but no one would dare to say anything until the painter Francis Bacon booed her mid-warble, and she ran off in tears.
Like Florence Foster-Jenkins.
Francis Bacon was also a nasty alcoholic, redeemed by his magnificent talent. One of the greats of the 20th C. Margaret by contrast was merely a nasty alcoholic.
Snowdon didn't have affairs himself? Let's make it fair. They both were umm playful.
Lord Snowden cheated on her compulsively according to HIS friends. He slept with both men and women, according to his friends as well. After watching a handful of documentaries about Princess Margaret; I would guess that she had Narcissistic Personality Disorder. She also was a giant hypocrite for being upset at Fergie for “embarrassing” the Royal Family. Princess Margaret embarrassed the Royal Family by being the first Royal to divorce. She was photographed next to the gangster John Bindon with him wearing a T-shirt that said “Cocaine” on it.
Two bohemians who over indulged
It's always the woman who is called the derogatory names..
@@katrinaolsen2444 Her husband was a man whore, adulterer! Both were awful, hedonists
Yes! Thank you! Who does this moron think that he is fooling ? The extra marital affairs of Tony were not exactly considered to be government secrets .
She was a not untypical specimen of royal and bourgeois privilege and hedonistic self preoccupation.
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Yes. True. Not of a feather, but, sharing the usual lack of empathy for any beyond their close peer group?
With the royals, it's blood. With the bourgeoisie, it's frat brotherhood...
The exact opposite to her sister HM Elizabeth Windsor.
Oliver Smith
Let's keep the Red Flag flying, eh Comrade.
Давай сохраним красный флаг, а, товарищ?
Her two children are barely mentioned as minor footnotes in her life. Did she do anything to raise them, love them, besides giving birth to them?
Seems like no. She was definitely more interested in her lavish, empty lifestyle.
That's probably why they turned out so well: she didn't raise them!
I'll never forget how badly she treated Diana.
What profit a human to gain the world.....but loose one's SOUL?
Tried selling my soul.. found no one willing to pay a dime for it ))))
may be they are not human ... and lost that soul, if they had one
Lose. Lose one’s soul.
@@suemikeemery louz???)))
She was a vain and empty woman lacking respect for anyone, anything including herself. Very sad actually.
Lazy.
@A Tangerine Unless you knew her. Keep still.
@@NOBODY-fz3im amen
@@NOBODY-fz3im my aunt was a lady in waiting and did know her very well, and sadly she was not the nicest of people , especially to anyone who she felt was beneath her, even the Queen doesn’t treat people in that way
@@NOBODY-fz3im exactly! What’s so funny is that most of these judgmental commenters: if these behaviors were about themselves or one of their friends, they just say it’s depression; that’s why we drink or do drugs because we were “abused, triggered, depressed, traumatized” but the EXACT same behavior by a royal? suddenly they just throw out the judgement for acting out the same things they do themselves all the time & call it normal “triggering” behaviors resulting from “trauma”🙄
It appears Elizabeth was reluctant with the responsibility put upon her, and Margaret lived her life thinking she was better suited to the position, such an interesting dichotomy.
Yes it was Princess Margaret who wanted to marry her ‘true love’ Peter Townsend, UNTIL she found she would not be entitled to Civil List ie cash so she did an about turn, her decision.
Not true love at all then!! Lol!
What would you do?
I think Townsend had a lucky escape.
She died inside the day her father King George VI died.No other man would measure up to him in her eyes. From the time she was born he spoiled her rotten and expected nothing from her as he did her sister. She could have married Peter Townsend but was unwilling and emotionally unable to give up her position and the perks that went with it. For years she got away with sad stories about being the second born child. Sadly with a little more effort she could have been a much happier person. Sadly a lot of her I'll health was of her own doing.
Her dad didn’t spoil her rotten, We involuntary spoilt her rotten.
I agree 99.9%. Your life is what you make of it? She had more advantages than most
Most everyone contribute to their health and death. She wasn't aware of her destination.
@@jacquelinerussell8530 you’re so right, though one of the great factors is we don’t see her smile and appreciate how much involuntary gift her free money
Nonsense.
I would like to see her living with a regular income and talk after about her eccentricities. A lot of rotten apples in the royal family.
“She lived to enjoy” on the backs of the working class.
so she was a totally materialistic women ... and nothing special just spoilt
@tania logan yip
So true
oh don't talk crap.
@@elainekent7026 what's crap
Yup
Princess Maragret used alcohol and nicotine to ease the pain and insecurities she felt in her life...sadly she was so privileged and could have helped so many others by doing good works....maybe her life would have been more meaningful..the actress portraying her in ...the crown... series is spot on her character
She had no function, no job, no work, no direction. A wasted life.
Can anybody imagine her old mother's pain when she saw her on that wheelchair being in that wretched condition, looking older than herself? For a parent, who can remember their children as babies and young adults, this must have been insufferable. Just excruciating! I really felt for the (really) old woman at that moment.
Queen mother was not the kind old grandmother many made her out to have been.
The Apple never falls far from the tree marg was like her mother, a drunk and a spend thrift with a very low opinion on the People
That's Prince Harry's future
The Queen mother also demanded to be present at Margaret’s funeral and bow to Margaret’s coffin; when the queen mother was dying herself and could no longer get around without a wheelchair. The press held off on filming her, and she was able to slowly stand up, do a quick bow, and sit back down.
The Queen mother died only a few months later….
@@blandinamalinzi6308 YOU WISH...
A narcissist doesn't know what love is.
why are you talking about yourself?
@@missnobody4970 Why do you make stupid comments?
@@alexanderbuchholz2009 and why don't you shut up?
@@missnobody4970 I
I'm curious with all the lovers and her travels, how much time was she spending with her children? Seems as though she put her own selfish needs before her children.
@Melissa Dunn It’s not uncommon for royal children to be largely raised by nannies, but Margaret REALLY left her two kids to the hired help. Even with all her responsibilities, Queen Liz breastfed her four children, and spent more time with them than her sister did with her two.
@Anne MacLeod True that. However, my nana (of blessed memory) was a tremendous Anglophile who seemed to have radar about which royal appeared to be spending more time sipping daiquiris on Mustique than remembering their offsprings’ names. I can only imagine what she’d make of Prince Andrew’s former friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. Nana worried because Andrew was so obviously the Queen’s favorite, and she frowned over his relationship with actress Koo Stark. “There’ll be tears,” she predicted ominously.
Nannies....unfortunately
Probably that's why they turned out fine.
Her children loved her .
What a poignant, bitter life, a ghastly warning to us all not to indulge the worst aspects of ourselves. Margaret’s conduct was deeply distasteful and she made a horrible mess of herself but to be fair she had extraordinary star quality and she did look gorgeous in her heyday and will always be remembered for that.
What you look like never is an excuse for anything.
she had a god time a right knees up a party girl she did not want to be anything else
She had plenty of rude judgment for Diana. Can't stand haughty people. She earned nothing!
Judge judy says.. looks fade, stupidity is forever!
@@paulbrasier372 everyone remembers a pretty face!
Where were her children during all of these crazy party years? Who raised them. I would have devoted my life to them.
Margaret must have been the bane of her sister’s existence. Though the Queen had sisterly love for her, I don’t doubt that Margaret was an embarrassment, and worry. It’s amazing the princess lived as long as she did what with her unhealthy lifestyle. Lungs of iron, liver of steel. Margaret had the opportunity and resources to do good things for others but instead, she choose to lead a selfish, meaningless life.
Perhaps if she was a little nicer she would be more admired
She Didn’t Give A Crap!!
She was definitely no princess Diana
@ianmann64 Right. What are the native people of the Island talking about how lovely and what a good lady she was. lmao.
Perhaps if there were more to her as a human being than a stomach on two legs she would have been more admired. To be nothing else in life but a collection of appetites makes one hard to get excited about except to exceptionally dull people.
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I was nine years old and living in Trinidad with my family when Princess Margaret visited in the fifties. I was picked by my father's yacht club to present her with a bouquet of flowers, I remember her as a beautiful kind lady such a pity she changed.
I also remember Princess Margaret visiting Trinidad . We waited at the Savannah for her to drive past.
As a trinidadian I thank u for sharing your experience with us.
Who wouldn't? A loveless match, no sense of direction... Who would remain kind in a place like that😂?
@@chunellemariavictoriaespan8752 If you mean Margaret, her marriage to Lord Snowdon was a love match....
The only reason why she changed was because she was probably hurting inside feeling betrayed by her husband's cheating. And Margaret seeked the wrong way to get attention, it must've been hard being second best to her sister the queen.
Very well done … thank you! 🇨🇦
That golden cage sure looks appealing to some but I'm completly fullfilled with what I've got.
People build their own hells. Princess Margaret built hers.
What are you talking about?
She came to the Episcopalian Church that I attended when she came to stay in Fife Scotland.Her bodyguard stood outside the Church.We had to wait till she arrived before the service could start.She sat at the front and was first to leave after the service.She ignored the people in Church.The street was always empty as no one recognised her in a dirty green cape.
This is one of the best things I've EVER read!!!!!!!!
Clearly, she didn't go to repent :D
@@joannefabiaschi4604 My personal opinion of her was that she was selfish arrogant and thought of no one but herself.I was with a party of children from The Royal School for the Deaf years ago.They were waiting waving flags to greet her.She turned her head away and carried on talking to her companion.Nothing seemed to touch her.
@@angelwoman9235 That's sad but cannot say i'm surprised. She looked down her nose at most people, unless she wanted something from them. Princess Anne is a bit like that, too
@@joannefabiaschi4604 Isn't Princess Anne supposed to be a jolly hard worker, however?
What is quite clear is that for all the pretense of "royalty," they are every bit as common as the rest of us.
She was NOT "unable to marry her love Peter Townsend." She was free to marry him at the cost of losing her place in the royal family. She chose money and prestige over a genuine love.
Which actually shows that her love wasn´t exactly genuine.
"She really believed in the hair of the dog." Aka, she was an alcoholic.
Exactly what i was thinking when they said that. I served her once during an interval at the Haymarket Theatre Royal and she drunk 3 whiskies in 20 minutes. Did not even look at me once each time I served her or even said a word. Just handed me her empty glass and other people ordered for her. This was in 1997. As it is a royal theatre there were photos of the queen here and there. And she was served in the Royal Room.
@@felicehappy Wow...
@@felicehappy Typical ungrateful cow I am glad we are not paying for her anymore.
@@elizabethhayward570 people who rely on drink like that have mental probs reglass of wealth it's a mental issue the brain takes over when they are alone they mull things over and keep drinkingl
Lol 😂
She was spoilt. No giving up Peter for duty, she knew where she was better off. She could not be a middle class housewife.
Peter was fortunate his second wife was a homely and caring woman
@@thedevilsadvocate858 I take it that you mean homely in the British sense; not in the American sense.
@@thedevilsadvocate858 Apparently his 2nd wife bore a distinct resemblance to Margaret (photos verify) and was only 19.
And creating a hell for young boys and their Mother. She was dishonorable, and so was he.
@@roberteaston6413 what does homely mean? Lol
Fascinating story!
Good video, thank you!
This was a great documentary. I always love listening to Noel Botham’s version of the royals as he never glossed things over.
At a party at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Her Royal Highness sent a message across the room to say that she would like to hear Miss Judy Garland sing. The singer was appalled, both by this trivializing of her talent and by the Princess’s lordly tone. "Go and tell that nasty, rude little princess that we’ve known each other for long enough and gabbed in enough ladies’ rooms that she should skip the ho-hum royal routine and just pop over here and ask me herself," said Garland. "Tell her I’ll sing if she christens a ship first." lol Judy was always had a quick comeback!
Talk about epic
That's awesome. I'm glad Judy put Margaret in her place!
Ironically, I have travelled on a ship she launched. It was an inter-island ferry, built for the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand. The ship, TEV "Hinemoa", was launched mid 1950s and was the first British merchant vessel launched after WW2. There was a large portrait of Princess Margaret hanging in the main foyer.
The overnight trip, my first time on a ship, was from Lyttleton to Wellington and took place in early February, 1964.
wasn't there a bit of a mystery surrounding judy garland's death - bit like marilyn monroe who was so ignorant that when she met the queen she had bare shoulders/strapless dress.
Well done Judy Garland. People who no one ever say no to springs to mind.
She grew to be very bitter towards the end. Vain and stuck up Her own worse enemy 😞 She definitely had alot of flunkys enablers disguised as friends
those people usually do
As an Elvis fan the last sentence really caught my eye..Elvis died I believe partly because of his so called friends so sad 😢💔 sorry to get off the track but that sentence did it.
Cheers
What does this tell us?
Money and status is security but not happyness.
Stay happy 🤗
After watching the Crown and reading historical books on the British Royal Family I have a new respect for Prince Philip and Princess Anne.
Philip was a serial adulterer. Didn’t mention that in The Crown !
s Philip no. Anne yes
@@paulinecoburn181 yes they do!
@jeremy Lyons IKR ? I read that and was like " Umm ya'll aren't watching the same Crown as I am LOL " That entire first season was about PP (pun intended) screwing around. I noticed something in this video no one else seems to have commented on yet............ When Stephen Ward was mentioned, they didn't mention that one of those Royals that were involved with scandal was Phillip ( Porfumo Affair )
Don't forget it is a serial based on the royal family. Not all is the truth
How could she betray Lord Snowdrn? He had been having affairs for years before she did.
Did Princess Margaret ever actually achieve anything, or do anything worthwhile in her life, other than for herself?
NO.
HA! Good one.
She had two children. That is some sort of a legacy.
She had two children. That is some sort of a legacy.
This is what happened with a person when they don’t work , everything has been giving to them for nothing and they have no purpose or intelligence to produce something good for this world in return. I call those people- low life’s !
Learn your English grammar: low lifes
@@jchang76 and you learn to shut it when none talking to you . My English grammar good to me !
And these sorts look down on our great unwashed chavs in their shell suits and pink trainers. Turn up their noses in disgust, and they are worse than the masses because of the huge priviledges of private education and inherited riches, bestowed on them as RIGHT???.
@@eddykelly4082 exactly!!!!!
So the RF and it’s perversions haven’t ’t changed, we just get to find out about some of them these days.
No, pinkpanther542, Moth's Mummy has made the most informed comment.
@pinkpanther542 shut up
"In lives of leisure,
The craze for pleasure
Steadily grows
Cocktails and laughter,
But what comes after?
Nobody knows!" -- Noël Coward, "Poor Little Rich Girl"
If you watched this documentary, you know now! LOL.
This was really Good!! Almost better than the Crown!!!
It’s a lot easier to judge than to have compassion for someone. I really like Margaret, despite everything.
What about Hitler? LOL
You can say the same about Margaret. It's easier for her to look down on people than to show a little bit of compassion and respect.
Truly amazing that she lived for as long as she did.
All them baby blood IV’s 👶
Trying to figure how anyone considered her BEAUTIFUL? Not on outside or inside 😔
I cracked up when he said she was the most beautiful woman in the world. The entire family has long homely faces.
She was beautiful. You clearly never met.