The Forbidden Love Of Queen Victoria

[@ViciousBabushka]

Thanks for this video! In one of the Queen Victoria documentaries (I think it was the BBC but I'm not certain) the Grand Duke is portrayed as saying he did not want to marry Victoria because she was a "dwarf." Not in front of her, of course.

[@AthenaisC]

Princess Beatrice has the eyes of both Victoria and Albert.

[@gwae48]

she wishes !!! Just Vic's pop protruding eyes. Albert had gorgeous non bulbous blue eyes, non of his children looked like him.

[@mangot589]

🤔 idk. Those Hanoverian eyes seemed to be pretty dominant. But, I know what what you’re saying. Most of their children were perfectly nice looking. Louisa was VERY pretty. Alfred was handsome. Etc. But it seems very strong, I even see it in Prince George. And I don’t agree with Gwae at all. Some did, some didn’t. Albert WAS very good looking gotta agree with that! Heck yeah.

[@michelehood8837]

I was thinking the EXACT same thing while watching this video.

[@amandamcauley]

So has young Prince George.

[@fabianwylie8707]

Thanks for posting up , very interesting, especially all the lunatics trying to get hold of Victoria hand in marriage 🇬🇧👍

[@DMfilmfan]

Never would've thought that Victoria had stalkers like so many of today's celebrities do, lol. 12:30 is that a hint of a smile on Victoria's face? 😲 Perhaps this video can be edited to remove the images of Grand Duke Sandro, who was born in 1866.

[@beanalupines5101]

At 6:09 you are saying the man pictured is Alexander Nicholiavich but this is a photo of Alexander Mikhailovich who married Tsar Nicholas II's sister Xenia.

[@davidlogan4329]

Spot on. How very careless to put up the photo of Alexander Mikhailovich rather than the future Tsar Alexander II!

[@beanalupines5101]

@@davidlogan4329 From what I've learned she met Alexander II but never truly let it go anywhere beyond their meeting. No forbidden love.

[@vaughanwilliams761]

Surely You Could See Grand Duke Alexander , Was Dressed In Suits From Long After The Passing Of Victoria , You Also Mentioned Tsar Nicholas II Who Wasn’t Born For Many Years !! Very Poor Research !!

[@tamaragerasimova2405]

The photos of Alexandr are totally wrong😢

[@wendytaucher]

You're using inaccurate pictures of the Grand Duke in some if not all cases.

[@cherylpearson-gu7in]

The photo of Alexander of Russia is incorrect. The photo is Alexander Mikhailovitch.He was married to Czar Nicholas II sister Xenia.

[@mangot589]

I was going to say he looked an awfully lot like Nicholas II

[@RuthJohnsonScouse]

That photo is of Sandro, GD Xenia's husband

[@kerriegood1046]

I have been a long time follower of yours. I enjoy your topics and videos. Am confused as to why you didn't include actual photos of Alexander II as Victoria's visitor? I believe you included the husband of Xenia, Grand Duke Alexander Mikhailovich of Russia. I now see someone else has spotted this as well.

[@luxste]

Very interesting, thank you!

[@Booka60]

WHY is a picture of Sandro on here? Please do better. I enjoy your posts, and rely on your thorough research.

[@lilylum8179]

She was beautiful in her twenties!

[@booliev3275]

Why so many pictures of Nicolas ll ?

[@katsnow9256]

Why did the English royal family always seem to marry their cousins from Germany starting from George the 1st and continuing with Elisabeth the II ? Also, didn't one of Victoria's sons marry Alexander's daughter mush later on?

[@gwae48]

yes but those Russians were all originally German too !!!!! All Royalty was German initially.

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Queen Victoria's second son, Prince Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (as well as Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Ulster, and Earl of Kent) married *Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia* in 1874 (She was the daughter of Alexander ii of Russia and Marie of Hesse and by Rhine; as well as Alexander iii of Russia's sister)[1] Alfred was a career naval officer in the British Royal Navy. Alfred and Maria had six children. His wife went with him to his overseas postings. When off-duty the family owned and lived in Clarence House, London (Where King Charles lives when in London ... Buckingham Palace is under renovation/utility upgrades) After the death of Alfred's uncle, Ernest ii, in 1893; [Alfred's father (Prince Albert's) older brother] Alfred became the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Alfred resigned from the Royal Navy and the British House of Lords; then moved with his family to Coburg, Germany. The family lived at Schloss Rosenau/Rosenau Palace (near the modern village of Rödental, Bavaria, Germany) Schloos Rosenau was a 13th century castle that got renovated into a country home. The castle and gardens are open to the public (I haven't been there ... Yet, if I ever vacation in Germany again I will check it out). I just absolutely love Bavaria! .... So beautiful! ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 1.) Most, if not all ,of the Russian Tsars, after Peter the Great, were descended from Germans.

[@keithss67]

Sopposedly Victoria was insatiable. Albert had to lock the door to he\is bedroom to keep her from sneaking in for a bit of midnight delight

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Her father, and his brothers were the same They had oodles of illegitimate kids The only reason George iv got married was for the money. After George iv s only (legitimate) child (a daughter) died the brothers rushed to get (legal) wives to produce legitimate children. By then all of them were pretty much over the hill; the only one who had a child was Victoria's father..

[@Free-flyBE]

The pairing with the Rus Grand Duke would have changed history for the better

[@mikeFolco]

Another banger

[@Paulftate]

Damn no audio😢

[@panant107]

What about Lord Melbourne then PM

[@Heothbremel]

❤

[@fredyalba1057]

Distraction?

[@fredyalba1057]

No thnx. Some of us have read.

[@sandybrown5970]

9000

[@moniquesilverans3842]

La reine Victoria n'a jamais été belle même quand elle était jeune mais c'était un parti intéressant

[@elizabethhurtado2829]

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[@user-jv9qz2bu1r]

those two never worked an honest day in their lives

[@ross-smithfamily6317]

On the contrary, they both worked tirelessly to advance science, technology, and political interests of England and were *actively* concerned with the plight of the poor. Victoria's reign saw a golden age of peace and an industrial revolution.

[@robertfindley9000]

What a load of garbage