The FIVE Daughters Of Queen Victoria

[@autumnishotterthansummer]

I always found it strange that Queen Victoria could have such intense love for her husband, but not much at all for his children!

[@Pinkroses-summer23]

I too have been bothered by this fact.

[@Pinkroses-summer23]

Ghastly narrative, I lasted only until the beginning of the third daughter.

[@susanh.352]

When Queen Victorias children were newborn's, she thought they looked like frog's. The more I learn about this woman, the more I truly dislike her. She was a terrible mother to all her children and made their lives miserable into their adulthood. I doubt Prince Albert was pleased with her.

[@victoriaolekaibe5173]

​@Pinkroses-summer23 That does happen. In my family the kids were a means to an end and my parents cared only about each other. Us kids had to go outside for help with being adults, It shaped my views and I guard my independence fiercely and never having to depend on a man.

[@MarilynShealy]

I suppose, she was looking for a heir to the throne, the first son with these people was always the most important, a name carrier.

[@gileardebarbosa6551]

txs i enjoy every momment very much of your video

[@Cutie11083]

Victoria was a piece of work.

[@alexiskeel8810]

I need a whole series on her daughters now @netflix please

[@AoifeCorrigan-m1f]

Such nasty and rude comments. I really enjoyed this video. The narration was brilliant. Fantastic and thoroughly enjoyable listening.

[@nabbyr8112]

But there was *so* much misinformation! This video got important facts completely wrong.

[@garnetj69]

​@nabbyr8112 what facts did she get wrong? In your opinion.

[@annfisher3316]

Thank you 👑

[@jmk576]

I enjoyed the video.

[@PastPeople]

Thank you!

[@jessicaevans7451]

Good video, maybe not perfect but entertaining, and there is nothing wrong with your voice!

[@cchawk6280]

Interesting information. Thanks

[@pauliewogmastercertifiedli535]

I cannot get over how rude the comments have been. Seems as people watched it just to criticize it. May have been a two errors but I have found them in expensive productions. This was well researched and photos were excellent. Keep making your videos. As for the critical viewers please let me know where to go to see your perfect presentations.

[@zabrinna6554]

i enjoyed the video :)

[@aliciahowell9617]

Edward the Caresser was a sex addict who had the first patented sex chair invented and produced so he could have sex with 2 women at once without crushing them with his huge overweight belly. It’s in a museum today. He slept with almost every aristocrat’s wife in his friend circle. Their weekend house parties were well known for all the people sneaking into other rooms in the night. He absolutely humiliated his wife Alexandra who considered the most beautiful woman in England. Albert became sick and died after a rain soaked trip to confront Edward about his sexcapades with actresses that were getting so frequent, the palace couldn’t keep up with bribing the papers and the ladies to not print the stories. The stress of the whole situation likely triggered an exacerbation of his at the time undiagnosed Crone’s disease. This why Victoria never forgave Edward. Victoria grew up feeling unloved because of the Kensington System and her mother’s paranoid fears. She never had a good example on how to be a mother with healthy attachments. Albert grew up with brother raised by their cold, abusive father who threw their mother out of the home. So when he and Victoria met, they bonded over their miserable childhoods and fell into fascination and for her complete dependence on him. She was even jealous of the attention Albert spared the children and despite greatly enjoying sex, she hated being pregnant and despised babies. Any emotional needs of the children were barely considered by Victoria and Albert provided the little bit of lovethey felt but it came with extreme educational expectations. When he died, the emotional heart of the family died with him.

[@Acrossroad2324]

Loved the video! Your voice and accent is adorable!

[@francescavivanti2497]

Her voice is grating, especially if you are English. I had to stop listening, her voice was driving me right around the bend.

[@Acrossroad2324]

@francescavivanti2497 i guess drive back around. You'll be ok. "If you have nothing nice to say..."

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

Honestly these comments are so childish. Move on if you don’t like the narration? Bashing someone’s voice? So petty and unnecessary. The mistakes are something to talk about, but letting it be known you’re not watching because of the voice? Grow the hell up.

[@chainaarden]

Idk why ppl have to go out of their way to say awful things why can't they be adults and ignore the indiscretions have a drink like the rest of us and scroll on if ya don't like something! I don't see them putting in the work to put together something like this. I think you did a great job mistakes and all I loved it!

[@Ree0019]

On the flip side, criticism is actually doing the content creator a favor. . . If one is going to retell history, he or she must tell it honestly, and not for clicks and/or likes.

[@judithbarker7621]

Because bad narration is painful to educated ears .

[@nabbyr8112]

It is sad to hear someone loves a video that gets so many important facts wrong.

[@garnetj69]

​@@Ree0019constructive criticism can be very helpful. Rudeness and disparaging can only cause insecurity and self loathing. 2 very different entities.

[@garnetj69]

​@@nabbyr8112once again please tell us ,in your opinion what facts she got wrong?

[@taniapitbran6153]

Im sorry, but this narration was painful. Im disappointed because the subject matter is quite interesting, and I was looking forward to it, but I simply can't make it past 15 minutes into the video.

[@Laffal_Ott]

Agreed. I couldn’t even do 15 minutes, what a shame….

[@BonnieVolkle]

Same here & I was looking forward to it😢

[@okRIddleMeThis]

Agree! I thought it was just me... By the way, epitome is pronounced E-pit-OH-mee.

[@pauliewogmastercertifiedli535]

Disagree, I find the narrator clear and calming. Excellent video.

[@juliabetts9801]

So rude! Excellent video ❤

[@PowerhouseCollectiveMedia]

It’s crazy how revered Queen Victoria was by the public, yet in private, she was a horribly controlling & narcissistic mother. Even Edward was known for being cold & distant & his wife, Mary, was the same. All these children growing up not having healthy examples of love & attempting to find & create that for themselves. So sad.

[@garnetj69]

She was revered, because she was a very good Queen, human beings can be many different things, for example a good Queen but a bad mother. A good actor bit a total douche to others. You can like the good in people while disliking the bad. After all as human beings we are all flawed and no one is perfect.

[@kylie523]

Wait...Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine didn't die of diptheria. She had 4 children including Lord Mountbatten and she died in 1950. Princess Marie died of diptheria at 4 years old

[@garnetj69]

That is the wrong Princess Victoria. The Princess Victoria in this story was indeed born in 1840 and died in 1901 , they had 8 children. The Princess Victoria you are referring to was in fact her niece born to her sister Princess Alice and did indeed die in 1950. Hope this helps.

[@dawnsaeroplanejellyauditio6214]

By 1988 Vicky’s health was suffering? It’s disappointing when the narrator gets an important date wrong!

[@michaelflick1177]

German Empress and Queen of Prussia.was title of Victoria, Princess Royal. Please get titles correct..

[@RevBTB]

epitome..pronunced eeee- pit- oh-me use google pronunciations if you're ever unsure.

[@bbmorshead9552]

Victoria had little to no love as a child.

[@josievincent2130]

At 1.20.38, it's not Louise It's Alice.

[@annpullin7205]

Brilliant idea. Lots of great info. But please check your pronunciation. Some confusion caused and some painful mistakes.

[@DebbieRowley-b7s]

Omg what on earth. Atrocious narration and full of inaccuracies

[@fatcish5149]

I would double check about titles in the future. She was not the Empress of Prussia.

[@kenanndreaford1056]

She was used be German Empress and Queen consort of Prussia while king Frederick III German emperor and king of Prussia but at this daytime present there no current monarch of Prussia

[@essech]

Check out the eyes of the women in the thumbnail. AI 😂

[@PastPeople]

@@essech 😂 I thought the same

[@kathryncaudwell8790]

Try and get the costumes right in the thumbnail. Maybe use the real princesses as well. Lots of pictures out there.

[@graceglenn9907]

Too many interruptions with the adds

[@M11969]

Take it up with KZbin, content creators have no control over how many ads are put into a video.

[@graceglenn9907]

@ ok sorry I didn’t know I thought you got paid for the advertising

[@traceyrennox2396]

That voice can't listen to it

[@sonwhare8288]

do more research please you got so many things wrong

[@cjok8367]

When i first saw the thumbnail I thought one was Catherine. Like it was a lookalike contest.☺️

[@jmc4343]

The overall subject matter was well presented well- which is what takes priority; Therefore the narration is secondary to the narrative itself. Though the narration does not directly take away from the documentation of the historical context- it does not strengthen or extend any ambience. Even a minimal expression of range and emotion would have done justice. The narration has the potential to bridge the listening / viewing audience to the characters, content, and events being presented of the past- allowing those in the present to experience what was the firsthand experience characters and others of their time. At best- having the ability to speak with confidence and expertise in material of study / topic being presented makes the material itself a believable source of information. That opportunity was lost to a monotone, expressionless, and emotionless narrator that didn’t come off as being confident in the content. Out of love and passion of the humanities past tense and as well as European history and literature I ENJOYED THIS PRESENTATION AS IS. An experienced narrator that is a professional Or scholar in that field would grow their number of viewers.

[@kimfraser-rybinski9554]

Shocking narration!!!

[@Kimberly-cx9uv]

Those AI generated Thumbnails tho... whatever it takes to get the attentions crowd i guess

[@Sherryl-rz9tn]

Narration sounds very immature!

[@jessicaevans7451]

And you sound decrepit and bitter 🤷‍♀️

[@tanyawhelan2030]

The narrative is poorly delivered and some of your facts are incorrect, particularly Princess Victoria's style of Princess Royal. It is not "Princess Victoria Royal" it should be Victoria, Princess Royal. I didn't listen to any more as it was quite frankly, painful.

[@joannejohnston1703]

Victoria "The Princess Royal ".

[@joannejohnston1703]

As in Anne. "The Princess Royal "

[@suzannejones5992]

Had to stop watching.

[@graceyoakum8863]

None need you,😂

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

Good for you.

[@garnetj69]

Thanks for sharing something none of us care about.😂😂😂

[@maurecerice8933]

Narrators voice stopped me listening further

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

And I’m sure your voice is even more irritating.

[@garnetj69]

Thanks for sharing something no 9ne cares about. 😂😂😂

[@LadyGreenleaf888]

It’s uh-pit-uh-mee, not ep-eh-tohm :)

[@nabbyr8112]

If you are going to give biographies of people in your videos, at least get the facts right! Of course Vickie’s husband had medical treatment! Unfortunately, Vickie persuaded him to be treated by a British doctor who did not agree with the German doctors’ cancer diagnosis. You left out the part about how Vickie died in horrific pain because Wilhelm demanded that the doctors give her insufficient morphine. It was so bad guards asked to be relieved of their duty because they could not stand hearing Vickie’s screams. Alice was married in her white bridal gown, not in black! Alice and Louis built the brand new Neues Palace with Alice’s dowry, so they had a lovely place of their own in which to live. I’m only working through the Alice section, but I’m appalled at the mistakes.

[@mirellairula1343]

The problem with me is that i dont understad her english, i mean her strong english accent

[@Patricia-ps4yh]

Not a fan of the narration, too bad good subject matter. Will look for another

[@nabbyr8112]

There are good videos on KZbin that don’t get so many facts terribly wrong, as this video does.

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

Why do you feel the need to be petty and comment that? Move on? Grow up.

[@nabbyr8112]

@@muggleintheupsidedown Nither the comment nor my reply was petty. Patricia stated her opinion and says she will look elsewhere. I pointed out how inaccurate the video is, which viewers should know.

[@muggleintheupsidedown]

@@nabbyr8112 I said NOTHING to you. Said NOTHING about pointing out facts(or lack of). Don’t play the victim when nothing was even commented to you lmao. Talking about someone’s VOICE and their narration, is FAR from pointing out that facts are wrong. But again, I wasn’t even talking to you, otherwise I’d have mentioned you.

[@nabbyr8112]

@ muggleintheupsidedown. My, aren’t you rude. I note that you did not mention Patricia-ps4yh. Next time you respond to a comment, clarify to whom you are responding. You might also consider an attempt at civility, if that is not beyond your abilities.

[@AoifeCorrigan-m1f]

Such nasty and rude comments. I really enjoyed this video. The narration was brilliant. Fantastic and thoroughly enjoyable listening.

[@nabbyr8112]

I don’t care about the quality of the narration, but I am disgusted at the ridiculous mistakes of fact in this poorly made video.