William IV Was England's Most Obscene Monarch

When William IV became King of the United Kingdom in 1830, England didn’t know what it was in for. Bawdy, brassy, and unapologetically obscene, there’s a reason the history books skip over this “Sailor King” and his brief, dramatic reign: It was one hot mess. Strap in, King William IV was not your mother’s monarch.
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[@jackmason5278]

6:18 "She had to flee to France to escape her debtors". Really? Perhaps she was fleeing CREDITORS, but certainly not debtors, unless she feared getting rich.

[@eveningstar777]

The old "put it on my tab" ... "payment is guaranteed, Im the Queen!' ..... Getting individuals and companies to do things (no doubt costly) putting themselves in debt believing payment was a certain guarantee! There's your escaping the 'debtors' statement. Doubt she EVER had to take out a loan to pay for anything! She probably left a lot of people IN debt, broken, thrown in jail, suicidal or dead for her extravagant lifestyle.

[@chrisrauber6602]

In German we use the words "Gläubiger" and "Schuldner". These two get confused all the time, too

[@catherinenewman6516]

There’s usually no need to escape debtors

[@frankgesuele6298]

@@catherinenewman6516 They chased her with the 💰💰they owed her.

[@Ana_Ines3420]

​@@frankgesuele6298😂😂😂😂 you made me really laugh. I just pictured the scene in my mind. 😂😂😂😂 Thank you for a great start this morning. 🙏

[@Nama-Montana]

Queen Victoria wasn’t too fond of her Kensington study style imposed by her mother. Queen Victoria took revenge on her mother too

[@Ana_Ines3420]

And her mother's "companion"; she loathed him.

[@1106gary]

I think the word "obscene" is miss-applied here.

[@laura11654]

It's click bait

[@wildsquirrelswildsquirrel7286]

Agreed. He made sure that he lived long enough for his niece Victoria to turn 18 yrs old & give the reigns of the crown without a regency.

[@weenedonpetrol]

Whoever wrote those hogwash needs geography and history lessons. William I’ve was King of the United Kingdom, not just England, George III was actually a highly intelligent and learned man who had episodes of mental ill health and the only dysfunctional thing is your description of his marriage.

[@mairicameroon5166]

Well said

[@corinthiancolumnist7057]

William IV was king of the United Kingdom, not King of England; they 2 are different things, which the narrator conflates many times. England is part of the United Kingdom, but the United Kingdom is not part of England.

[@amsodoneworkingnow1978]

Well said The LAST Monarch of England was Queen Elizabeth I. She was succeeded by her cousin Mary Queen of Scots son James King of Scotland ( yes he was that King James of biblical fame) this brought in the act of union his title was and remains King James VI of Scotland and first of England.

[@ISIO-George]

@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 No. The last English monarch was Queen Anne. Up until the Act of Union in 1707 England, Scotland and Ireland were ruled in a personal union but were separate countries. In 1707 England and Scotland were joined as the Kingdom of Great Britain, and the monarch reigned over a personal union of Great Britain with Ireland. After the Acts of Union of 1800 these were joined together as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, a single sovereign state. Since 1800 the strictly correct title would be monarch of the United Kingdom, but it has usually been referred to historically as the British monarchy, and often (incorrectly) as the English monarchy. In modern times, after Irish independence the title became monarch of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in personal union with the Irish Free State. The personal union with Ireland weakened over time from 1921, and in 1949 Ireland de jure became a republic and left the Commonwealth, though after 1937 the monarch had already lost all but one ceremonial role in Irish government.

[@michaelwilkinson2928]

King George VI was mentioned in dispatches for his actions as a turret officer aboard HMS Collingwood in the Battle of Jutland (31st May - 1st June 1916).

[@hekatoncheiros208]

Unfortunately, he was the one who had to shout “F F F FIRE!”

[@charleshildebrand9300]

If he was born in 1765 and was on a ship when he was 13 yo this would have been the 18th century not the 19th. smh

[@rowangliveathleticsblog6186]

This is mostly a character assassination piece.

[@elagabalusrex390]

He was much more popular than his debauched, gluttonous older brother though.

[@jatrius]

"upstart prince". No, he was a real prince, of royal birth, born to a reigning monarch. A prince from the moment he first drew breath. No upstart at all.

[@Indy_at_the_beach]

The phrase "upstart" is used here in the context of a person not knowing his place. In that he was not. atrained soldier he used his position to aggrandize himself.

[@danielgeorge7802]

This does annoy me. He was also King of Scotland, Wales and Ireland at that point, and probably other dominions beyond the seas. The point being, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland existed by then. The Act Of Union having been signed more than a century before. There are more countries than just England involved

[@Roz-y2d]

The ignorance from these channels and comments takes your breath away, doesn’t it? I think they just parrot what someone has ‘told’ them!

[@debbierowley8833]

Odd that far from being an Obscene monarch.....he was seemed by we British as kind, reliable, courteous and a huge improvement on George. Why on earth would you look for the truth in this documentary, totally inaccurate from start to finish and a huge embarrassment to whoever cobbled it together just for LIKES

[@lordjazoijua94]

Nothing wrong with King George III.

[@iainmorrison7302]

England, England, England. I think you mean the United Kingdom

[@tessie7e777]

As he was born before Great Britain became the United Kingdom (1801), it was correct for part of the video- though not at his coronation. lol. It strikes me that this is why citizens of the United States rebel against using the term UK, as we separated before that was the term. A low key dig originally that now appears as ignorance.

[@calarch78]

I do not understand this need to make content on subjects for which the presenter has no real knowledge and is not an expert. There is just so much misunderstanding of recorded historical events in this video.

[@YouTubemessedupmyhandle]

18th century he was a sailor, not 19th

[@nialloftheninedevils]

'England' is not shorthand for the United Kingdom. Please use the correct terminology.

[@tommoncrieff1154]

You are confused about the terms United Kingdom, British and England or English. They are all different things yet you are using them interchangeably. To a British person or anyone fully educated, it sounds illiterate.

[@djjamestobin]

I’m not sure I’d call George III and Charlotte dysfunctional .. ?

[@bwghall1]

Time traveler Prince Andrew was the same back in the DAY. nothing has changed.

[@rogersponge6153]

King of England? What about Scotland, Wales and Ireland? He was King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Such a basic mistake makes me wonder how well researched this video is.

[@eveningstar777]

I understand your point but I don't think the Scottish, Welsh or Irish give a flying fig about our Pompous arse monarchies and their titles! In any case, its far too much of a mouthful.😏😁😉

[@eilsmile8732]

Blah blah

[@smythharris2635]

​@@eveningstar777I'm Irish we'd rather lick the pope's boots.😅

[@LordWalsallian]

She literally said King of the United Kingdom in the first few words of the video! 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@countofdownable]

Precisely, England hadn't existed for a century.

[@cremebrulee4759]

Based on several comments it seems like you didn't do a lot of research for this. Then you slap a clickbait title on it. Thumbs down and no view or subscription.

[@KarenOCallaghan-u5o]

Mrs.Jordan supported William. Like his brothers. William overspent and was constantly in debt.

[@PeterStacey-o9r]

To dismiss George III as "the mad king" is totally disrespectful to those suffering from mental illness- if you research his life and actions carefully you will find that he was basically a very good man with a strong sense of duty and fairness. He was horrified at the cruelty of the English towards the Native Americans and his feelings on this issue set off the train of events leading to American independence- do the research properly- it's all documented

[@maggiep3263]

Decades ago, physicians reviewed the notes of George III's physician. They concluded George had a disease called porphyria, due to his symptoms of dark red urines, the bouts of mania, and other symptoms.

[@Roz-y2d]

I think you need to do some research too! It was only after independence that the pact was broken with the Natives. Nothing to do with the ‘English’. 🤣

[@anthonyburke5656]

Just think, but for a Cricket injury,he would never have been King, his brother died from an abscess caused by a cricket ball hitting his leg.

[@lisapinfold506]

It's Britain.... Not bloody England 🙄

[@selecttravelvacations7472]

England IS Britain so….

[@pedanticradiator1491]

​@@selecttravelvacations7472 England is part of Britain not the whole country

[@amsodoneworkingnow1978]

England most certainly is not Britain merely part of it and in fact the correct name of the country is THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND. The correct shortening of the name is in fact 'The Kingdom's ' Had in fact only ENGLAND been Britain then English would have been speaking German from first work war.

[@pedanticradiator1491]

@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 it's United Kingdom not Kingdoms

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

There are complex ways of communicating where a part stands for the whole Surely some English language Professor or competant teacher of English for Arts Students ( I reference Charles Croot teacher of English at babyboomer school built on a rubbish dump in kiwi Scottish Settlement…. I could go on but you g Have probably already stopped reading????

[@davidjones535]

This was nothing more then a hit job about not only William but his parents as well by someone who doesn't seem to half of what she's talking about .

[@MrDavey2010]

You refer to George III as ‘mad’ as if that summed him up. Read history please!

[@amsodoneworkingnow1978]

Her " historical context came via dumb American movies not the actual facts from history books so no like no subscription just a comment Must do better.

[@wardenblack9734]

United Kingdom or England???? Not interchangable terms!!

[@malcolmabram2957]

William IV was somewhat immoral, but when King, putting aside his eccentricities, he worked hard to honour his constitutional duties and led a morally upright life. Following the reign of his brother George IV (who was a slob), he was a breath of fresh air, and did much to restore the reputation of the house of Hanover.

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

03:00 The Napoleonic wars in the 1790s? I used to think (and still do) this term refers to the wars Napoleon fought as emperor rather than as a general of the French republic.

[@schutzenhaus]

The problem with Queen Victoria’s mother was her adviser, Sir John Conroy. He was greedy for power and came up with the idea to make Victoria into a , helpless pawn, which from our perspective must look like a foolish idea. One of the first things Queen Victoria did was to banish Conroy. Victoria’s mum’s excuse for keeping her daughter away from the court was that the King had his illegitimate children around all the time, so he really didn’t have the opportunity to tell her off more privately. And he probably did think a public humiliation was warranted.

[@RolandMueller-xu8rv]

6:59 - 7:15 1817 the Heir to the Throne (Prince George, Prince Regent 1811-1820, King 1820-1830) Died? Don't think so.

[@onceamusician5408]

she meant Princess Charlotte, the only child of George Prince of Wales, later George IV . she would have been heir to the throne had she lives 3 more years. i regard this as a trivial error. her death DID [provoke a race for her uncles to produce a legitimate child for she at that stage was the ONLY one

[@gamgepers]

Why does Toby Stephens in Black Sails feature so highly in this pseudo doco? Are you trying to pass off a pirate as a future king? Too inaccurate for me to continue watching.

[@Helmaron1538]

Towards the end of the video a portrait of young queen Victoria was shown. Beatrice looks like her double.

[@laineymcd4074]

She does. Or did before she lost the weight. I don't think anyone could say the two weren't related.

[@glenntimmermans8277]

Why do people make and post rubbish like this?

[@Yorkiecarlos]

Why obscene?

[@webrarian]

Absolute tripe and deeply disrespectful.

[@WORKERS.DREADNOUGHT]

i think he treated the mother of his children shabbily, but otherwise I don't see he was that bad. Mostly joining the navy, getting into fights in pubs and sleeping with ladies he wasn't married to. I done all that.

[@0ldb1ll]

Prince Andrew eat your heart out.

[@joshuakampamba9061]

Wow so interesting ❤

[@jantwede2959]

Old Jack A*# looks like dear Prince Andrew.

[@houseoflattimore]

But, of course.

[@eilsmile8732]

Pointless comment, it has no point or substance, do you imagine that people will know what that means because they don’t

[@l.plantagenet]

What does this comment mean?

[@UPalooza]

Those are all acceptable reasons for a woman to dump a man. Get some balance.

[@QuinctiliusVarus]

I will not watch any video where the narrator sounds like a teenager.

[@Azureecosse]

Sounds like Prince Harry

[@Outlier999]

Prince Harry was in combat in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 as a helicopter pilot.

[@Sorchia56]

No, he was not. He never passed the pilot programme and was given the title of a gunner. Even with that, he NEVER saw any active combat and was whisked back home once it let out he was there. There’s a reason he’s known as Bunker Harry. Two of my best men were pulled from my Unit to guard Harry while he played bloody video games.

[@heidibee501]

I would not have expected much from William as King. After all his Dad was mad and it could have been inherited. He was peculiar from childhood. It turns out he was also mean. Yup. He was the whole package. But Victoria was a great Monarch. If he enabled her to take her place without impediment he did one good deed.

[@arthurcrown3063]

Geo III was not 'mad'.

[@Mrgingerdread1]

Ponce

[@arthurcrown3063]

Who?

[@jennklein1917]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jamesmiller4184]

I see that that Anglos and Anglophiles are out in full-force here, catching-at all the little errors made as to this and to that. Malcontentery seems just 'the thing' in these days of it, no? More of the constructive rather than destructive, please?

[@amsodoneworkingnow1978]

Not an Anglo or anglophile by any means but I am a citizen of THE UNITED KINGDOMS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND and a historian. The last fully ENGLISH Monarch was Elizabeth the first. She was succeeded by James VI ( of biblical fame) of Scotland. This lead to the act of union. While by then the premier title of Wales was and remains that of Prince of Wales Scotland had her own monarch going back to 500's James was the son of Mary Queen of Scots cousin to Elizabeth I who held her hostage 19years eventually having her beheaded. WhilE The Monarchs are crowned with the St Edwards crown it is in fact not the oldest crown in the kingdom's that would be the Scottish crown which alongside other coronation accoutrements remain in Scotland and are known as The Honours of Scotland. The monarch is presented with them but never wears them by custom. It would be fitting that changes when Prince William is crowned seeing as he is ( albeit through a base born daughter) mothers line a direct descendant of the Stuart Kings. So when he takes the throne once again those of royal Stuart blood will sit on the throne of The United Kingdom's of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It would be weekly and fitting to see him wear the honours of Scotland.

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 Excellent! Thank you. So, we've been apprised and certainly not by any product malcontentery, but rather seeming apparent erudition. Therefor pray tell -- what might this have-to-do with as I allowed and asked?

[@arthurcrown3063]

@@jamesmiller4184 Eh?

[@jamesmiller4184]

@@arthurcrown3063 Butt-out. I asked him, not you, Artie Eh.

[@johnfisk811]

@@amsodoneworkingnow1978 As a Tudor Elizabeth was Welsh. The last English king of England was Edgar the Atheling who succeeded Harold Godwinson in 1066.

[@janicesmyth1713]

George Washington the greatest man in the world! In America possibly but not here we have better than him, in our history.

[@nepster11]

This is what he said to flatter the ambassador

[@madhurimachatterjee5787]

There was nothing “dysfunctional” about George III and his wife. They were faithful to each other. He suffered debilitating mental illness later in life but it’s not fair to call their marriage dysfunctional.

[@ross-smithfamily6317]

Agreed!

[@cherrytraveller5915]

Given how many kids they had I would agree that dysfunctional wasn’t a factor in their marriage

[@DandyLion.Wishes]

Unless their research unearthed more information than books written to only shine false lights have shared.

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

@@cherrytraveller5915sex and pregnancy = functional? Just checking

[@djjamestobin]

Spot on.

[@lelia660]

Wow! He went to be a sailor when he was 13--and he turned out to have shaky morals.... SHOCKER!

[@rnash999]

He was only a year or two early for a new ship's officer. They brought in children as young as 7 for the crew.

[@ISIO-George]

Midshipmen often started service around 13. Nelson joined the navy at a few months past 12, and shortly thereafter was appointed a midshipman. His uncle was the ship's captain.

[@npadiscovery12]

There’s really nothing 'dysfunctional' about George III and his wife’s marriage. They were devoted and faithful to one another throughout their lives. While George III did suffer from a debilitating mental illness later in life, it’s not accurate or fair to label their marriage as dysfunctional. It’s important to consider the full context of their relationship

[@paulmanson253]

With the inability to produce a live heir,and his antics ,I wonder if syphilis was an issue. Secondary and tertiary syphilis can produce various kinds of nerve damage,and CNS issues. And can damage the fetus. Mind you his older brother was a real piece of work. The Georgians were notorious for father and son difficulties.

[@1234cheerful]

I read a biography of Mrs Beeton where the author discussed this. It can be a common cause of miscarriages.

[@PatriciaMacintosh]

he had a live daughter named Elizabeth who.lived only for a few weeks. He had a.statue of her made and placed in Windsor Castle. Whenever he passed it, he stroked the little statue's face. It is shown in the 1916 bio of Queen.Adelaide. This bio is so replete with error that it is.not worth correcting the mistakes

[@Crusty_Camper]

He had 10 children with his life - long mistress, Mrs Dorothea Jordan. When the heir to the throne died giving birth, it pushed him to next in line. He had to separate from Mrs Jordan, marry a suitable royal and produce heirs - all when he was around 70 years old. His illegitimate children were given the surname Fitzwilliam and their descendants are still part of the House of Lords.

[@ladyhawk5245]

Seems to follow the lineage doesn't it?

[@toshiyaar7885]

​His children were titled FitzClarence​. 😊 ... but you nailed the rest xxx @@Crusty_Camper

[@lindacosta3265]

Victoria’s mother ended up estranged by her daughter, who was disgusted of the all kinds control by her mother😅

[@anythingbut...]

And then Victoria enlisted similar control to her own children... (some of them had it really hard with her).

[@smorgasbroad1132]

Generational narcissism.

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

⁠​⁠@@smorgasbroad1132yes, intergenerational !! power over Need to control , get back at parental controlling figure(. Z) Etc etc. Modern example????

[@chrisjackson6582]

Factual inaccuracies let this down

[@stuartwiner7920]

Please elaborate.

[@sjj39]

He didn't rule. He reigned.

[@Lkydo8165]

Picture on your thumbnail is actually a picture of the actor who played Lord Melbourne the prime minister it is not King William IV

[@daniellebrothers3688]

Yes, and the actor Peter Ustinov shows up a bit later too LOL

[@BriarRouge]

OOF! Always proofread, and research BEFORE publishing.

[@KarmicSalt]

the click and comment is al that matters tho

[@fintan3563]

Ha! I saw that too!

[@MrDavey2010]

Paul Bettany is pictured.

[@terrygibbs1147]

George III was not mad. He and Charlotte were a loving couple not disfunctional.

[@karensayer3089]

He had periodic episodes of porphyria.

[@NIckyFromDunedin]

its really mean people referring to him as mad all the time

[@ZenaidaRoxas-yk8pp]

True! They had a close, loving marriage and were very closed to their children.

[@vassabatielos4740]

@@NIckyFromDunedindoes it hurt your feelings when facts are stated ffs

[@Outlier999]

He had neurological problems later in life but he was not abusive to her.

[@iainsan]

Your careless hyperbole and ill-judged use of adjectives renders this a rather low quality documentary. Referring to George III as 'mad' is simply insulting, today, and you would not use it of anyone still alive who was suffering from mental illness. William was not an 'upstart' prince. It was not 'unthinkable' that he became King in 1830, but normal, expected succession. The truth is that despite his faults and habits (which were not 'obscene' or unusual for a man of his class and time) William was an extremely popular monarch with the British people.

[@erikschultz7166]

You might want to direct your ire at the producer of the movie the Madness of King George.

[@SillyMe2718]

That thumbnail is the actor who played the Prime Minister role of Lord Melbourne in the movie Queen Victoria….if you’re not honest on your thumbnail..then why would we want to listen to your information…

[@Gerry1of1]

Only royal to go into battle? I think not. Just recently Prince Harry in Afghanistan and Prince Andrew in the Falkland's War.

[@folklorestuff1743]

Well, Harry spent his service in a bunker playing video games, allegedly.

[@Gerry1of1]

@@folklorestuff1743 According to his book he saw more action than John Wayne.

[@arthurcrown3063]

Harry? Played on his iPad or whatever; not a whiff of cordite! Andrew did at least do something.

[@robertthomson1587]

Adelaide, the capital city of the state of South Australia, is named for William's Queen. He himself is remembered in the naming of the main street, King William Street.

[@marilynwoolford-chandler1161]

Now that’s facts for you!

[@malcolmabram2957]

There is a hamlet called Queen Adelaide in Cambridgeshire, named in her honour. She iwas a good Queen and a well known benefactor supporting numerous charities. Queen Victoria relied on her as a mentor.

[@chrismapstone9717]

The Capital city of South Australia is named after Queen Adelaide. King William Street runs through the centre of the city. The streets that run perpendicular were name after commoners and King William demanded that the king's path should not be crossed by that of a commoner, so if you look at the map the streets have different names on either side.

[@Ana_Ines3420]

In Buenos Aires, Argentina, the streets follow that same pattern.

[@karinbinnie1862]

Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie Kissed the girls and made them cry. When the boys came out to play, Georgie Porgie ran away.

[@paulhoworth1400]

George 2 led his army at the battle of Dettingen as well as all the other royals who fought in battles before and since. stop making things up

[@philippegarreyn7919]

The story is more complicated than that. William actually dropped is mistress and their children because the state promessed to clear off the debts of any of the Princes that would produce a legitimate heir. Anything he did was with the hope of getting more money

[@kristinab3838]

The only legitimate heir in the next generation Princess Charlotte had died in childbirth. There would have been a succession crisis. All of King George's sons left their mistresses to clear their debts and hope to father the next Monarch of Britian.

[@kathrynjordan8782]

William VI was king of the United Kingdom not England. The Duchess of Kent, Victoria's mother, was a thorn in William IV. He got his vengeance on her by living past Victoria's 18th birthday.

[@d.mfrost6801]

Not particularly accurate, badly produced, I gave in at about nine minutes

[@martynnotman3467]

The number of things that are wrong about this video is astonishing

[@Zajuts149]

It was pretty normal for boys to join the navy early, just as it was normal to start early in every trade, to work your way up from apprentice to master. For boys who wanted to become officers and had the family connections and money to get a place, it was normal to join at 13 since they had to serve 6 years at sea(2 of which had to be as a midshipman) before they could take the examination for lieutenant. This exam could only be taken if they were 19(or appeared to be).

[@MrDavey2010]

Very poor so-called documentary. Badly researched & inaccurate!

[@toniacollinske2518]

I did enjoy it, thanks.

[@aliciarobertson4979]

At 4:10 the actress and the prince, echoed in recent times 😅

[@jamesmiller4184]

YIKES! This fellow really was quite the one. I like ! He really stuck it to the snobby swells and got over on the duchess too with an ending final thrust. FACTINATE . . . I really fancy your present- ations and STYLE, my precious dear.

[@eveningstar777]

1.54 Anyone notice that HAIRCUT?!!!! Really short at the sides and the top up to just behind the ears with the rest behind left to grow long. Never noticed that before as far as haircuts are concerned?

[@haplessasshole9615]

Evidently mullets have existed for a long time.

[@michaelfrost4584]

Know wonder as an proud convict stoke Australian we hate the English upper class and Royalty.

[@jorr1334]

Americans should not produce amature British history posts for KZbin. I'm an American.

[@ronkelley5348]

I'm sorry, but there are so many inaccuracies with this that it's ridiculous.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Always interesting with the history ❤ videos

[@Factinate]

Glad you like them!

[@catherinenewman6516]

Who is the handsome actor in the inserted film or tv clip

[@l.plantagenet]

​@@catherinenewman6516where is it at in the video?

[@akaginny7516]

Why use some actor's picture in the thumbnail? Weird

[@ChicagoDB]

You should try to stay in chronological order…

[@marygrummer9189]

Very entertaining! Most of it was new to me 🤴

[@powellmountainmike8853]

Thanks for an interesting and entertaining video.

[@michaeljudd8001]

In terms of Royalty, he doesn't seem to have been too awful.

[@CourtneyPielok]

The Duchess of Kent (Queen Victoria's mother) was a thoroughly nasty piece of work. A control freak to the highest degree.

[@BeverlyLedbetter-c4b]

Wasn't very attractive, was he?😕

[@richardchristie3203]

He didn't need to be

[@1234cheerful]

@@richardchristie3203 💯

[@arthurcrown3063]

So?

[@moderick]

Stupid, grubby, linkbait lies. Move on folks. Nothing valid to hear here.

[@epukiro15]

Clickbait title

[@dasdasdatics420]

The big difference between a Bee colony and a human colony ? No matter what job the individual bees do, they are all members of the Royal family.

[@GlennDuke-yc5ky]

Really, nobody wants to be in a stinking jail. You might be surprised were you to be there yourself! I don't blame William.

[@jamesl9371]

Oh no An international incident during a war Is it possible Isn’t a war an international incident?

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I'm sitting in Brighton, a town that owes its existence to be louche, Prinny. Home to the first curry house in Britain, and still home to the fabulous Royal Pavillion. Imagine, if a bunch of gay interior designers dropped acid, and had oriental vernacular explained to them by short sighted idiots. Our government thought it's exterior homage to Indian Architecture, made it a suitable place to turn into a hospital for Indian Army troops. We also have always been very gay friendly.

[@riversong656]

Ah Brighton. I love it. For a weekend....though the food is quite good. ❤

[@bettyminch7033]

It's obvious to me that women were attracted to his title not his looks.

[@selecttravelvacations7472]

Maybe they liked his personality?

[@arthurcrown3063]

Markle ...

[@DandyLion.Wishes]

Lovely narration, thank you. I, and likely others, appreciate Factinate respecting our many comments regarding the prior lack of quality diction by all but one. Our ears are happy😂

[@tinahamilton9058]

Do you have a dictionary? Look up dysfunctional. George IIIs marriage was extraordinarily harmonious, devoted, and fertile.

[@fredeerickbays]

he really dint like the woman I take it. But what was his relationship like with Vickie. U left that out.

[@ABeautfulMess]

Didn't he have a sex chair because of his weight???

[@robertthomson1587]

I've heard that rumour ascribed to Edward VII too.

[@onceamusician5408]

not that i have heard. but Edward VII, Williams great nephew, definitely DID

[@marylouleeman591]

omg

[@dorasmith7875]

What's obscene about sleeping around or a love affair? I was expecting he committed rape or slept with children, at the very least. I'm done with this!