Nadia Speaks...with Julie Montagu, Viscountess Hinchingbrooke

Nadia speaks to Julie Montagu, Viscountess Hinchingbrooke, about life as an American member of British nobility as well as Queen Elizabeth II's life, legacy and lessons.

[@williamsmith4899]

Julie does a great interview. Love both of her KZbin channels; American Viscountess and Mapperton Live.

[@tzok09]

A wonderful American representative.

[@maryannguess7115]

hopefully NOONE buys that book when it comes out. buy a good sandwich instead...Julie you are a royal blessing to all..your knowledge and fact checking is outstanding. proud of you girl♡.. you are a very strong woman.♡

[@adrigrobler6589]

What a wonderful informative interview! Well done! All the way from Cape Town South 🇿🇦

[@stuartgooding7295]

an American we can be proud to call are own !! x

[@RianShafer]

Highly recommend all of Julie's channels. American Viscountess and her Mapperton channel as well as a couple of others where she does interviews or reports history subjects. Of course I am here for her being the interview, I'll come back to your channel.

[@merry6117]

The Queen was apolitical. That was one reason that her people loved her.

[@jammasterjay4298]

OLD NEWS,!!LMAO

[@LSTEdD1]

Interviewer kept interrupting!

[@rhondamartin3575]

An amazing interview! Lovely!

[@MaineUSA]

Didn't answer the question about how Earl of sandwich felt about the queen's passing. Seems like everything was in a diff direction after the questions. ?

[@carolinedecastro4171]

Lovely how interesting.

[@jimkreiling9166]

Well done.

[@maryjanekolesar8325]

The Queen may have been apolitical but behind the scenes, she was instrumental in situations. There was a story related by one of our former Prime Ministers, Brian Mulroney, in which the queen subtly suggested that he play a role in success of apartheid in South Africa. I much prefer an Era where not all is revealed; none of my business don't care to know.

[@rondifrankel]

The Queen - and now King Charles - always bow their heads at funerals and rememberance ceremonies - it's always there to see! Queen Elizabeth always bowed her head at the WWI and WWII ceremonies, and when she laid a wreath in Ireland. It just is not true that she never bowed her head.

[@jammasterjay4298]

Who really cares????????????

[@emerald637]

The problem with Michelle Obama's statement, "When they go low, we go high" is that MO went far LOWER than anyone could ever have imagined. Little did we know that the "low" she was referring to was herself.