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A shocking path

Queen Elizabeth II was never supposed to be queen. In fact, she was supposed to live out her life on the sidelines of the public eye. However, that all changed drastically when her uncle, King Edward VIII, abdicated the crown and was succeeded by her father, King George VI.

Queen Elizabeth was just 10 years old when the course of her life changed forever.

Next: A terrible tragedy

A devastating revelation

Queen Elizabeth never expected to take the throne at such a young age. In fact, she was completely oblivious about the state of her father’s health. Unfortunately, nearly everyone on earth found out about his death well before she did.

King George VI died sometime in his sleep on Feb. 5, 1952. However, Queen Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip had embarked on a royal tour at the behest of her father and were in the remote Treetops Hotel in Kenya’s Aberdare National Park when the news broke.

Next: Between cousins

Since the royals are known to intermarry, it’s probably not shocking to most that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh are third cousins.

According to Time, they met when the queen was 13 and the prince was 18. The young Elizabeth was utterly enchanted with her husband from the very first time they met.

Next: Some awful Nazi ties

The queen’s Nazi-loving family

It’s bad enough that King Edward VIII abdicated the crown, but Queen Elizabeth II was devastated to discover that he and his wife Wallis Simpson were also Nazi sympathizers. Simpson had a love affair with a Nazi before meeting Edward, and the former king was very proud of his German heritage.

As a result, the couple went as far as to visit Hitler in Oct. of 1937. Apparently, Hitler desperately wanted Edward back on the throne so that he could act as his puppet.

Next: Bending to his will

A war of wills

When Queen Elizabeth was officially crowned in 1953, the duke did not receive a title change. In fact, he did not become a prince until 1957, but at the queen’s coronation, he dedicated himself to her.

According to the BBC, he said, “I, Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, do become your liege man of life and limb, and of earthly worship; and faith and truth I will bear unto you, to live and die, against all manner of folks. So help me God.”

The years following his wife’s coronation were not easy for Prince Philip, who grew up at a time when men had the final say. Apparently, he felt emasculated and restless. The sophomore season of Netflix’s The Crown depicts the tension in the royal marriage.

The prince was given a new title by his wife in 1957 in hopes that it would ease the mounting tension in their marriage.

Next: A broken lineage

Not even royal

The proper royal chain was shattered well before Queen Elizabeth’s uncle decided to risk it all for love. In 2012, 500 years after the death of Richard III, his remains were uncovered. After the DNA testing was done, scientists discovered that they could not link the remains to any paternal relatives.

This means that somewhere along the line, someone had an affair and an illegitimate heir was put in power. If you think about it, this means that Queen Elizabeth II actually has no business ruling.

Next: Rumors of infidelity

An unfaithful prince

It has been rumored that over the years, Prince Philip hasn’t exactly been faithful to the queen. There have been many whispers about the Duke of Edinburgh’s various relationships with other women.

There was a report in The Baltimore Sun that stated that the prince was “romantically involved with an unnamed woman whom he met regularly in the West End apartment of a society photographer.”

There has never been any evidence of his infidelity, but even The Crown nods towards it.

Next: Ignoring the bad

Turning the other cheek

The ’90s were a rough era for the royals. Princess Anne divorced her husband after he fathered a child outside of his marriage, Prince Andrew divorced Duchess Sarah Ferguson after she was photographed getting her toes sucked by an American business mogul, and of course, Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage crumbled.

The future king had long since been carrying on an affair with his now-wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, and everyone including the queen knew. Some blamed Queen Elizabeth for not putting a stop to it.


A royal insider told The Telegraph, “It spoke volumes that the Queen did nothing about the fact that her son was sleeping with a married woman, when she was the one person in the world who, I knew from experience, could have done something about it.”

Next: A reluctant matriarch

Never putting her foot down

Though the queen was more than capable of handling the business of the crown (including her many wayward Prime Ministers), she found being the head of her family much more difficult, which annoyed the royal staff. A former palace press secretary revealed to The Telegraph,

She was always terribly diffident on family issues. She doesn’t like rows and is in no way a feminist, so she was more than happy to leave everything either to her husband or us. You’d put a family issue to the Queen, and she’d say, “Have you asked Philip, Charles, Andrew?” – whoever it happened to be – and you felt like saying: “No, Ma’am, it’s up to you.” But she always wanted someone else to do it because she knew there’d be a humdinger of a reaction. It was left to courtiers to take the flak.

Next: A puzzling future

The last monarch

Has she prepared her family for the future?

Since much of the queen’s focus in her life has been making sure the country runs smoothly, she has not prepared herself, her family, or her country for a smooth transition once she steps down. According to one of Prince Charles’ aids, it has been one of her most significant failings.

They revealed to the Telegraph, “In some ways, the Queen has behaved as if she is the only one who matters. She has not planned for the future very well – she almost seems to see herself as the last sovereign. Everything has been about what was good for her, not what was good for the monarchy in the long term.”

Frequently asked questions FAQ

Are queen Elizabeth and Philip happily married?

Queen Elizabeth's marriage to Prince Philip is the longest of any British sovereign. The couple married on 20 November 1947 at Westminster Abbey and marked their platinum wedding anniversary in 2017. They are happily leaving together with each other.

Are queen Elizabeth and queen victoria related?

yes, they both are relating to each other.

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