Royal Mistresses who became Queens
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- Опубліковано 27 бер 2023
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Through most of history, Kings selected wives for their royal blood and political significance. Women they actually liked and were attracted to were relegated to being mere mistresses. These women were usually local aristocrats or even commoners who would not be considered contenders to be consort. The majority of monarchs had mistresses and their wives usually looked the other way, safe in the knowledge that their place as Queen could never be usurped. But a number of royal courtesan did come to wield great power. And on a few, incredibly rare occasions the stars to aligned to put the King’s lover on the throne. Let’s meet 8 royal mistresses who successfully became Queens.
Inês de Castro Posthumous Queen of Portugal
Christina Abrahamsdotter, Queen of Sweden
Anne Boleyn, Queen of England
Jane Seymour, Queen of England
Catherine Howard, Queen of England
Karin Månsdotter, Queen of Sweden
Catherine I, Empress of Russia
Camilla Shand, Queen of the UK & Commonwealth Realms
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Camilla is irrelevant to me, but what really shocks me is that Henry fought for *SEVEN* years and blew up the country for it… And he just threw Anne away. It would be funny if she wasn’t murdered so tragically. It is the perfect karma that Anne and Henry’s daughter became arguably the strongest ruler in England history.
Executed not murdered
@@CaptainJackSparrowSavvy Well, being executed on trumped-up charges is tantamount to murder, isn't it?
Yup, pretty ironic.
“camilla is irrelevant to me” 😂😂 brutal
I also love the reason he claimed to want to divorce Catherine of Aragon was because he was married to his brother. Never mind that there was precedent for it throughout other houses of Europe with papal dispensation (which they did have). He was like, “It’s totally fine for me to marry a woman when I slept with her sister!” Until it wasn’t, because he also didn’t get a son from Anne.
The fact that Alfonso got Inês killed in order to prevent her from becoming Queen and Pedro made her Queen anyway was the ultimate "rebel child" move.
Well Alfonso died anyway before he learned that Pedro would posthumously make her Queen. Honestly, it was better that way because you just know Pedro was ready to kill his father for the murder.
From what I heard in this video, Pedro sounded like a badass with the way he stood up for his lover. Inês had a horrible death, but she scored gold in the world of men.
Pedro set the bar very high, ngl lol 😆
I do love that story...Er, except for the Beheading in front of her children but how he gave her the Honors due to her that she was robbed of in life but in death. It's a beautiful love story. I'm surprised a film has not been made of it
@Bitch Yep..and He legitimized their children as well giving them their Honors of Princes and a Princess.
King Pedro's love for his posthumous Queen was the most romantic and tragic love story I've ever heard that's not fiction.
Thank you for acknowledging that Katherine Howard was raped and probably later coerced. So often she's talked about as a grown woman who was just promiscuous. The reality is that she, like many others at the time, was a sexually abused child. And within her family, she was just a political pawn. Most of the women were, but at least there was some evidence of familial feeling. There's really none when it comes to Katherine. I've always felt very sorry for her.
Exactly she was literally just a child. Poor girl.
Catherine Parr is definitely a lot more than a nursemaid. She, like Catherine of Aragon before her, was one of the wives Henry trusted to leave as Regent when he went on campaign. She was a loving stepmother to *all* his children, reconciling him with both Mary and Elizabeth. She was a published author in her own right, with her work printed by the king’s printer. She also clearly learned something from the downfalls of some of her predecessors, as when some of her reformist ideas landed her in hot water, she went to plead her case to the king, humbling herself before him, and the appeal worked, with him calling off guards meant to arrest her personally. In fact, Tudor historian Claire Ridgway suggests that she was a combination of a lot of the positive traits of the wives that came before her.
She was a womans rights activist before the Word existed. She convinced Henry to consider his daughters for regency.
@@schneeroseful so true. Katherine of aragon was, as well
True, but with the subject of the video Catherine Parr wasn’t Henry’s mistress. If I remember correctly Henry didn’t go after her until Catherine Howard was already executed.
@@moondivine2288 but she was still atypical for a Queen, and the reasoning given in the video had nothing to do with Henry’s marital status. And an unmarried/widowed King could have a mistress too, because kings didn’t dare marry commoners in most cases.
@@cakt1991 but Henry isn’t most kings lol. He did split from the church when he wanted to marry Anne Boleyn. Because of that Henry’s material status does count. From a book I read on his six wives, when Henry meet Catherine Parr he simply wanted a companion, so Lindsey wasn’t wrong there. Catherine at her end was in love with someone else. She and Henry got married with her being a commoner, a rich one still, not being an issue. Catherine might have started because Henry wanted a nursemaid but, she eventually became more than that.
On another note Anne of Cleves was also dismissed because her marriage with Henry wasn’t consummated. Because of that Lindsey is only counting women who are having sexual relations with the king before marriage.
A cool anecdote about Inês de Castro. Even to this day, people in Portuguese-speaking countries have a saying that means "it's too late for that now" but which translates directly as "Inês is dead" ('Inês é morta', an archaic construction that survived into modern day).
I've never heard that maybe it's in other parts of Portugal
I’m Portuguese and I’ve never heard that saying. I think it’s a Brazilian saying.
Sou brasileiro e nunca ouvi esse ditado
@@Mariana-ed2kt it’s an old saying so no young people use this anymore, but my grandmothers still use it 😂
Never heard that … not even from my grandparents
Had their societies allowed them to wait and marry people they loved or who they wanted instead of treating woman like sheep to breed and slaughter- a lot of these men and women might have not ended up in these embarrassing and tragic situations
Not always, as in the case of Henry, he just decided he did not want his wife anymore so it makes no difference even though the start of his first marriage was good. Honestly, these men just followed their hormones in many ways. Their original wives took marriage seriously the majority of the time and had to remain faithful or else while their husbands could do whatever they wanted. The problem was that society treated having mistresses as "normal" or just something men do. That is the same attitude the now King of England had from the start. Basically other princes and kings had mistresses, so why cant he. This attitude does not work for us normal people, but for royals somehow their wives just had to grin and bare it.
I truly understand that sentiment but in those days people had to politically marry other people for alliances and increase strength so Ig in those times it was essential minus the happiness of others.
@@AerionTargaryen24 Henry VIII was not required to marry Katherine. In fact he had to get a dispensation to marry her. It was purely considered a love match.
@S B nothing wrong with a loving and very convenient match
@S B She brought a dowry that was paid in half to her marriage with Arthur. Her father then dragged his feet to pay the other half for ten years. By the time Henry VII died she was planning to return to Spain and become a nun. Henry married her shortly after becoming King. It’s debated if he ever got the remaining 100,000 from Spain as they were no longer as advantageous of a match after the death of her mother and brother in law Phillip, who took over Castille. In fact by 1514 Katherine after all of her fathers broken promises decided to "forget Spain and everything Spanish." She could do this due to having a joint coronation with Henry. It was unusual for Queens to be coronated prior to delivering their first heir during this time period, for exactly the reasons Henry would discover. His haste in marrying Katherine and making her his Queen in spite of only getting half the dowry of his brother, knowing full well that he was unlikely to ever receive the rest, which is highly debated if he ever did made it an unwise match. When Henry inherited the throne from his father we know that Katherine’s original dowry was already spent. By all contemporary accounts he married Katherine because he loved her. He could have made another alliance with far less strings attached that would have been far more beneficial financially and didn’t involve Spain that have proven to be untrustworthy and in the midst of political turmoil.
I appreciate that you told Katherine Howard’s true story, rather than the warped version where everyone thought she was a seductress of some sorts
Catherine was a teenage girl, with no control over her own life. Definitely not a seductress. She was used and discarded
@@leonieromanes7265 I really got that from the musical Six. Her song is heartbreaking. It really gets me interested in royal consorts and mistresses in history. Makes me wonder how many royal mistresses really wanted anything to do with the royal and how many were just pressured by the men in their families to let the king or prince have their way with them and their bodies so the men could have favors. Creepy huh?
She was a child. Henry was a cradle robber
You can wear a crown and become a queen but you can also do good for the people and be the queen in their hearts .
Diana said she wished to be Queen of Hearts.
@@michaelflick1177When she died, a lot of the floral tributes left outside the palace featured Queen of Hearts playing cards.
Agreed.
@@michaelflick1177 A bit difficult to do when one has been dead for 25 years
@Michael Flick and she is, camilla is nothing but a royal pretender
The people have spoken and our lady of historia has delivered
Omg..your so witty..that was good…LMHO…yes, she has spoken.
“The beautiful 15 year old was taken as a mistress by the 32 year old king.”
Chris Hansen: Why don’t you have a seat?
And to think 15 is the legal age in Sweden even today
@@JuliefromNethin Texas you can marry off your child as young as 12 without them even being present. It's still a thing in many many places.
Ooh, I remember that program with Chris Hansen. They busted a lot of perverts.
@@FantabulousFaillooks like under 16 can only marry with judges approval, but I'm sure it is abused. Looks like the law was changed recently, as it used to be only under 14 needed judges approval. That is sick.
Little did Henry know that his marriage to Anne Boleyn, and Elizabeth's birth, would be the greatest thing that happened to England.
I used to absolutely idolize E1, until I finally wrapped my head around her behavior in some cases, but there is absolutely no denying that she is one of the most impactful humans who ever lived. She had terrible taste in men tho. I know feel like the "Virgin Queen" business was actually marketing...
Elizabeth was an awful human, she’s nothing to brag about. Insecure and vengeful. One of her favorite past times was torturing animals. She enjoyed bear baiting. She liked to have bears hunted down, then caught tied up with chains then they released the dogs and she watched while the dogs tore the animals to pieces and cried out in pain. Sorry but anyone who can sit and watch that with pleasure is a POS. I don’t think she’s a person to brag about. Just a shitty as her father. If you don’t believe me you’re free to look it up. People who hurt children and animals have no heart!
@@montananerd8244most definitely marketing, but so what if kings can do it queens can too. 😂
Anne Boleyn is the definition of: “Queen, you dropped your 👑”
Well when your head comes off your crown tends to hit the floor as well
Lol yes. Except she wasn't ever a real queen
@@kaveriajake2212 what? She was queen consort from 1533 to 1536. Not very long but she was the queen albeit disputed
@@helend7542 she was a queen consort
@@helend7542 not a queen . A queen CONSORT
There is a book I have called Royal Love Stories that features Ines de Castro and Pedro. It mentions how he had the hearts of the murderers ripped out, and it also mentions how the faces of the killers are carrying the coffin. It’s a symbolic way of the murders to carry the weight of their sin.
Peerless a little messed up.
The most famous royal mistress other than Camilla, is none other than Anne Boleyn. It's sad that she was murdered.
Well, not murdered, executed
Her great grandma was a kings side ho his fav one . I guess she wanted to be like her granny she one upped her didnt she
What happened to Katherine of aragon, the woman Henry trusted, feared, loved and admired above anyone, was 10000x sadder
@@kaveriajake2212 She was exiled to a castle, but she was never executed. and he started to hate her, so no its not 10000x sadder,
Maybe that can be a continuous tradition.
It’s funny that I just now realized both the mistress and the name Charles have to do with losing their heads in England. Prophetic, or happy coincidence??
The RF made a mistake by separating Charles and Camilla. They clearly loved eachother and she was part of their circle too . Diana could've led a happy life away from this mess if she wed a man who actually loved her
Unfortunately Camilla was not a virgin so wasn't suitable at the time when Charles wanted to marry her. Diana was a sacrificial lamb, had the heir and spare, and unfortunately was left to her own devices so naturally looked for love elsewhere. Charles had hooked up with Camilla again.
So true.. and she would probably still be alive then too.
Definitely want to see that video about mistresses that ALMOST became Queen!
Agreed!
I would go with the mistress of The first Bourbon King, she was engaged to the king already but she died on childbirth plus just 10 years later her lover became the king of France because he is the only male direct descendant and take her former MIL cousin to be his bride but I do wonder would she be accepted as a consort since her lover was upgraded from a king of a obscure country to the king of one of the coutries
I just watched. Four of them were Henry VIII"s.
I’m a little confused as to why you didn’t include Wu Zetian in this video. She started as a concubine and ended up becoming the first female ruler of China.
Yes! I'd love a video on her!
I would guess it’s because a concubine in an Eastern court is very different culturally than a mistress in a Western one. All concubines are technically considered wives to an extent, even if they aren’t afforded equal status. Whereas Western countries practice monogamy, so mistresses have a certain illicitness and baggage they don’t in the East.
@@vhoughton3153 She already did a video on her.
Maybe because she is a Regnant rather than a consort. All the women in the video are consorts. 🤔
@@cakt1991yes, if the empress cannot give birth to a son, sons of these concubines can access to the throne. And if the son of a concubine is more talent than son of the empress, the emperor can give the throne to son of concubine as well. All the children of concubines are also considered legitimate. Concubines are legal minor wife of the emperor, they have their own title (but empress is the most powerful in harem). Children of concubines also have title prince/princess
Your idea of a video of the ladies who were ALMOST QUEEN is an excellent one. Please do that video.
This has nothing to do with the video, but I was wondering if you would consider doing a video on Joesphine Baker. You mentioned her in your video on the 1920s, and as you said was “an American performer, dancer, and activist, and a sensation who immigrated to Paris and became a sensation”. She also adopted 12 racially diverse children, and her children were known as the Rainbow Tribe. She was one of the first performers to adopt children via interracial adoption. In addition she was married 4 times, and a close friend of Princess Grace Kelly. 🙂❤️
She was also a spy during WWI. She was an amazing woman! She moved to France because of the racism in the US and she did great there! I believe she was even part of the group of Americans that lived in Paris like Gertrude Stein, Ernest Hemingway and other artists and such.
@@kfemme68 yes, she was!
This is the best explanation of Anne Boleyn and her reasons, I have ever heard!
Hoping you will touch on at least briefly how these men had multiple mistresses- cause they were rarely ever satisfied with just one!
I’d personally LOVE to see a video about mistresses who almost became queens!
The way that I got a divorce lawyer ad during the part about Henry VIII 😂
Ain't no way 💀💀💀
@@Cryingbutvibing I did. Thank god I’m not married or else it would be a sign 😆
I cannot 💀
Diana didn’t know or sign up for this shenanigans
It's so cool that you mentioned Inês de Castro :) She was the first I thought of when I saw the title of the video, but I wasn't sure that you would include her because she was a posthumous queen. I love seeing my country's history included haha thank you for the interesting video, Lindsay!
I like how most all these mistress became Queen Consort and then there just Catherine who became EMPRESS REGNANT
Ines story is amazing, he loved her so much
I wish you mentioned Barbara Radziwill who became Queen of Poland after she was a mistress and almost caused a civil war.
There is a nice comment in one book - when Anne toppled Catherine she didn't realize that since then all Queens became unsteady.
Please do the “Almost” video! My favorite of the various royal mistresses (alongside the witty Nell Gwynn) is Gabrielle d’Estrees, who would have made a fine queen and died in a particularly gruesome and tragic manner, so close to what would have been her wedding day and coronation. This lady deserves more attention, since she actually put her influence over Henri IV to good use and become one of the reasons the French Wars of Religion finally ended. She did so much good as a mistress-it’s so sad to think of what she could have done as Queen of France and never got the chance to accomplish.
I m very interested in learning about Wallis Simpson. So yeah please do make the video about the mistresses who almost became queens. I have binge watched your videos since I have discovered your channel 3 months ago.
There's a video Lindsay did about Wallis Simpson here: ua-cam.com/video/EZFFJWEKUAk/v-deo.html
I agree’n
The Abdication over Wallis likely saved Britain in WW2, because Edward was more of a Nazi sympathizer than most knew at the time. As was she.
There's actually a video on wallis Simpson
Hi, Ines de Castro was actually from Galicia, but Galicia is actually a region in Spain, not Portugal. At the time the north of Portugal belonged to Galicia but she was actually born in what nowadays is Spain, very near the current border would Portugal
I definitely want to hear about those who almost became queens
Oooh, thank you for including king erik and karin månsdotter (swedish). It was a love story that still grips the nation, especially that he was later killed by soup.
I'm swedish and I have never heard about it before
Love the idea of women who nearly became queen, and given your Louis XIV videos I’m not surprised so many came from the French court
Lindsay I’m from northern Portugal, although culturally closer to us, Galicia is part of Spain not Portugal. Thank you for your wonderful work, I’d love to see more from you on Portugal’s rich history ❤
Maybe a part of Galicia is now in Portugal?
Came just to say this, but you where faster.
@@stella-kc7tpShe was born in Limia, which is part of modern Galicia
I'd love a video on the almost Queen mistresses! How about adding Katherine Swynford in there too? I find her story fascinating!
She wasn’t an almost queen though. She was married to someone far down the line of succession. The category I would use for her would be royal wives that weren’t queens. I’d like to see that kind of video too, I love her story.
I think she would’ve made a good queen, though if she were in the right position. Her and her husband seem like they would make a good partnership, and I think he would’ve made a good king.
King Pedro and Queen Inês's tombs have their feet facing each other, so that when the day of judgment comes and they rise to ascend to heaven, they're face to face with each other once more.
They're tombs are exquisite, hers especially. Pedro really did love her.
Please do a video on the mistresses who almost became Queen! That would be fascinating!
Pedro was seriously disturbed!😮
12 kids and only 2 survived childhood?! Wow, I couldn't imagine how it feels 😢
I would love to see a video about (almost) Queen Consorts.
A video on almost-queen consorts would be awesome!
These scripts are always perfect, the narration and editing are flawless. This is one of the best channels.
actually there are often errors
@@garyrowden7150 I found only minor ones and not that often.
@@reniasva but i'm pedantic and facts matter when we talk about history
@@garyrowden7150 Great.
You have forgotten one. A danish one, though she was never known as Queen as the other women on this list was. "Grevinde Danner" as she was called, or perhaps "Countess Danner" who became the third and final wife of Frederik VII of Denmark
Could you please do video(s) of Swedish historical royalty? The story of Karin Månsdotter is so interesting!
I can't speak for everyone, but I'd adore a follow-up to this with the "Close, But No Cigar" ladies. (Not that you're lacking for content, most likely, but this could potentially be an ongoing deep dive into the long-term mistresses of royals. After all, there were plenty of 'illegitimate' marriages among the Hanovarians, as you mentioned in your videos on them. ^^;;; )
Anne Boleyn was NOT Henry's mistress. She was a woman who was stalked by a lustful king and was caught between a rock and a hard place and legally could NOT say no or turn him down.
Dusties murder women for saying no, while married in 2024...
I cannot imagine how Anne could say no..
How do you say no to a King... She made a lot of excuses and he just kept at it.
@@ayandasperanza530 What or who is a "Dusty"?
Yes, please do another video Ms holiday. You are my official history, teacher and I love you so much.
Big DEFINITELY i would love to see the video on almost queens, especially since you included Francoise d'Aubigne (Madame Maintenon) in the list! She's been my favorite story in royal history since you posted your video on Louis XIV's lovers!
I love all of your videos that recognize women in history, so I'd be happy to see the "almost queens" video as well :)
Another great video! I'd definitely be interested in a video about mistresses who almost became queen!
would absolutely love a video of mistresses who ALMOST became queen. I loved one!!!
And life goes on. Thank you for posting.
Royal Mistresses who almost became Queen sound interesting, i would like to know about it. Hope you made video about it.
Love the video btw ❤
I’ve been really looking forward to this- thank you for doing the scheduled videos, it’s cool to be able to see what is coming next!!
I just had to come say you're the BOMB❤ I love this channel
Anne Boleyn is my favorite 😊 thank you for sharing😊
Honestly, these are the kinds of videos I like
Thank you for the videos! A great example of how we should never stop learning. We learned a bit about Catherine the Great, Peter the Great, and other Russian leaders. But I imagine it hadn't yet spread to our textbooks about Catherine I's origins!
Refreshing to see the British royal family allow divorcees to marry into the family after how much trouble it has caused in the past. (Though I’m still glad Edward VIIl abdicated to be with twice-divorced Wallis Simpson. I think he would’ve been a disastrous King, even as a figurehead.) The divorces amongst themselves probably helped turn the tide within, while general public perception of divorce has also changed drastically in the last 50 years. Thank goodness; all of my uncles have been divorced at least once. I wouldn’t be blessed with my uncles-by-marriage if they hadn’t, and my blood-uncles who have both divorced twice would be miserable and their children worse off. My step-cousins will still always be my cousins. I don’t think it’s shameful or vulgar to end a bad marriage so both people can be free to be happy with better partners. I’m not cool with cheating, though, or leaving someone out of nowhere. Relationships take work, but when it’s beyond fixing, it’s wise and fair to mutually decide to go your separate ways. Princess Diana was SO unhappy in her marriage with Charles. She deserved so much better, especially a long, happy, fulfilling life.
Thank you for the upload.
Lindsayyyyyy, you know we are gonna need you to go ahead and make that video on the almost queens!
Camilla is not a queen, and never will be. She's forever Charles's mistress and consort.
Anne Boleyn being a mistress to a King is the greatest thing in the history of England. She gave birth to a legendary monarch who shaped history.
This was so fascinating! Yes, please do a video on royal mistresses who almost became queen!
Fascinating video, thank you. Yes, it would be a fascinating video if you would do the ladies who "almost" became queens.
I love your videos!
And yes i would love to see a video of who almost became a queen!
Greetings from germany 🇩🇪 ❤
I'd love a video about the mistresses who almost became queens! BTW, thank you for your wonderful work!
Your videos are the best, and your knowledge of history is impressive; all so interesting and educative. Of course we always would like to see more.....Thank you for your time and effort; it's most appreciated.
Just a correction: Galicia (where Ines de Castro was born) is not currently in the north of Portugal, but in the north of Spain, it is precisely the part of Spain that is located in the north of Portugal. Inés de Castro was Spanish.
Thank you very much for the good video!
Galicia is the land of Los gallegos.
No, Galícia was a reign by its own right until 1800, and was north of Portugal. The reign it's now mostly Spanish territory, but Portugal have a small part of this past kingdom. And in this time Spain isn't Spain, but have smallish kingdoms that could or could not be allied at the time (Leão, Castela, Navarro, etc). So, Ines was from Galícia.
Ines de Castro was Portuguese not Spanish. If she was Spanish why being Queen of Portugal and not Spain? She can't be Queen of Portugal if she wasn't Portuguese.
@@leticiaduarte9840 ??? galicia was not a reign on its own until the 1800, thats insanely wrong. Ines was from galicia of course no one is disputing that, the video says galicia is nowadays northern portugal which is historically wrong today AND back then because back when ines was born, galicia was already part of the kingdom of castille (which later became spain)
@@itsthatgirl98_ she was castillian from galicia defo not portuguese. Also “she cant be queen of portugal if she isnt portuguese” what nonesense is this?? portugal has been having spanish queens for centuries and spain has been having Portuguese queens for centuries as well. Queens all over europe were usually not from the country they reigned, you think marie antoinette was french? I presume you are portuguese yourself, study your countrys history better, youll be surprised bc 90% of portugals queens were foreigners
I would love to see a video of Royal Mistresses Who ALMOST Became Queens, @Lindsay Holiday. I sincerely appreciate your videos.
A 15 year old becomes a mistress to a 32 year old king is sickening!
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Such a great video! Thank you!!
Yes, that would be a great video! I love these!
Henry's wives first come to mind but now I remember I read an article in a popular science magazine about Pedro and Inez gruesome story
Yes, please make a video about the “almost queens of Europe” ❤
Nice commentary
Thanks for the knowledge info. I enjoy watching your content.
I'm glad that you are using Camilla's maiden name rather than her former married last name.
Why ?
Yeah...why??
Rottweiler
She should just call her The Mistress..that is ALL she will ever be to me. Camilla WHATEVERTHEFKUWANTTOCALLHER will be the reason Australia gets rid of the monarchy.They only JUST made it through the last vote in 1999? .....55/45% The Queen AND Queen Mum were BOTH alive then. No way are we going to vote YES to an idiot who talks to plants and his long term mistress. FYI .........ALL my family have ALWAYS voted to keep the royals.......NOT A SINGLE one of us will vote to keep them now. If it had been William and Kate?? Maybe but I will not vote for Chuck Tampon and Queen Rottweiler of Sleazedom.
Yes please do a video on mistresses that were almost queens!😊
Yessss please make the video you talked about, it would be great!
I would love to see more videos. I am looking forward to more your videos.
I would live to see a video on the Mistresses who almost became queens. Thanks to Eleanor Hermann I'm familiar with all the French mistresses but the almost Italian queen is a mystery to me. The Italian monarchy in general isn't familiar to me. Loved this video and the podcast ❤
Yes I want a video about the mistresses who were almost queens please!
🎉❤ you keep delivering great content!
I would love another video, thank you
Oh yes, please do a video on the “almost Queens” it sounds very interesting.
YES we want a video on those who almost pulled it off?
We want videos on all the things. Anything you wanna do, we're here for it because we're all history nerds 🤓
Omg Pedro was unhinged
Love ur work ❤️❤️❤️
Yes!! I would love to see the Mistresses who *almost* became Queen!
These women are never expected to wear the crown, but it turns out they wear crowns and shocked the kingdom. From a small lowest junior position of royal mistress to the big and highest senior position of queen.
Snow white father died and his only daughter snow white is legal to become queen, but as Snow white is young and unmarried at that time, her stepmother became queen instead of her.
You know Snow White wasn't a real person, right??? Disney can make up his own rules about inheritance...
Thanks for the video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🌹
YES? bring us a fabulous video of the almost Queen's...give us all the details!!!
I would really love to see a video on mistresses who almost became queen Lindsay 👸 ❤
Um yes please! Would LOVEEE to see a "mistresses who ALMOST became queen" video
Interesting video 😮
So interesting….Thankyou