The Royal Family Tree Explained | The White Princess | STARZ

[@lovecandice1148]

"..and you thought your family was complicated." lol😂

[@isabelalzateestrada]

Actually my family is this complicated.

[@beq4797]

Hahaha

[@beq4797]

@@isabelalzateestrada hehe

[@giselematthews7949]

@@isabelalzateestrada pp]p

[@conserztasfia0078]

@@isabelalzateestrada same

[@EvanSol919]

"And you thought your family was complicated." Pretty much sums up all royal families.

[@Ale.calsan4777]

They should do this family tree thing for The Spanish Princess

[@carolinekaplan542]

Paola Alejandra Calderón Sánchez Henry the eighth married Catherine queen of Aragon after his brother who then died had married her. They had one surviving daughter but not a male heir. This is why Henry ran off with Anne Boleyn after divorcing her and separating from the Catholic Church yo only have Elizabeth. He then married many other wives. He had on son that died as a teenager. All of Henry wives and the story of queen elisabeth are the subject of many great movies and tv shows. At some point people should actually grasp history as knowledge.

[@Ale.calsan4777]

@@carolinekaplan542 Dear, I DO know this part of history. What I wanted was for the show's producers or those in charge of marketing to make another lovely video explaining Catherine's bloodlines from Aragon and Castile, just for fun and entertainment purposes. 😑

[@janefelix3821]

@@Ale.calsan4777 I'm sure there have been as Catherine's parents were the famed Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand who united the Spanish kingdoms. Catherine's brother Juan predeceased his parents, age 19, without heirs and her older sister Isabella died in childbirth to a stillborn, first child. So her sister Joanna became Queen, but was so mentally ill that they ultimately forced her to abdicate for her son, Charles, the first Hapsburg ruler of the united Kingdom of Spain.

[@janefelix3821]

@@carolinekaplan542 What is interesting is that all 3 of his children ended up ruling England and died without heirs so Henry VIII had no grandchildren. Edward died at 15 and was very sickly, thus no one bother marrying him, Mary waited until she became Queen, age 37, to marry the heir to the Spanish throne and tried to conceive and heir, but failed. Elizabeth did not want to marry so she allowed her cousin, James Stuart to succeed her, great grandson of Henry VIII's sister, Margaret.

[@1rjona]

@@janefelix3821 what interesting is that the Spanish royal family was also related to the Lancasters thru John of Gaunt. There was a conversation between Catherine of Aragon and her grandmother in law Margaret Beaufort about it in Spanish Princess

[@musedreamxx]

Should had used the cast from The White Queen. Though I'm sure the new cast is good, I really hate when they change actors. It's confusing af.

[@celticwarrior184]

They waited too long to make the White Princess, so a lot of the original cast were doing others things by the time they finally started the White Princess.

[@MoniqueFromPlymouth]

It didn't help that the BBC chose to not continue with the second miniseries. That left the production companies (Company Pictures, Czar Television) and Starz to do it themselves which obviously took some time.

[@Zaramakeupartist]

Yeah, for example Rebecca Ferguson does really well. And I like Freya Mavor as Lizzie better

[@charles5600]

They kept the actress who plays Duchess Cecily!

[@The-One-True-Emperor]

I can't wait either! I am very excited about it! Henry [Tudor] VII, King of England and Lord of Ireland and Elizabeth [Plantagenet] of York, Queen Consort of England are my fifteenth great-grandparents. Oh, and just so you know, the filmmakers have made this show "historical fiction." When Henry and Elizabeth married, she never sought out to take the throne or be in competition against Henry. The trailer portrays such machinations but they did not take place in real life. They had a loving marriage and their union brought peace to England and Wales ending the medieval age and ushering in the Early Modern Era. Because of the influence of 'the English Royal House of Tudor,' the English Renaissance and the English Reformation began and flourished bringing forth many notable learned men AND women. The first woman ever to have her works published was also a queen: (Queen Consort) Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife and consort to Henry [Tudor] VIII. In 1545 Queen Catherine had her prayer devotional book "Prayers or Meditations" published. I love my Tudor as well as Plantagenet ancestors. Such rich history!

[@aloknarain139]

Elijah Luther . Thanks for telling us the real facts of the early Tudors , the Platagenets , the Lancastrians and the Yorkists. in a few words . It's good to know about them from one of their descendants.

[@sandidoty1142]

Thank you for the informative post!

[@litaholic4572]

I am excited for the series premiere and look forward to reading the novel. "The White Queen" is an excellent miniseries and this next chapter of the "Cousins War" series looks incredible too. While most of the main roles have been re-cast, this series has some great stars in it.

[@lindatimmons3675]

When is the next one to premiere? And what is the name of it? Ive just recently watched The White Queen, The White Princess, and The Spanish Princess. Ive charted Catherine of Aragon's name in/on my family tree charts as well as her parents. I'm a 24generation of Edward 111 & his 2nd wife, Philipa of Hainault.

[@aislingyngaio]

As if the Yorks would have sided with Elizabeth Woodville, let alone look to her for leadership. The whole point about Edward V's mishandling that started the power struggle between Richard III and the Earl of Rivers was because Elizabeth wanted the Woodville family to be the power behind the throne, not the Yorks. And the Yorks as far as I know never stopped despising Elizabeth's low birth or the way they forced through rich and elevating marriages for Elizabeth's siblings. They would rally around Edward's children, but never Edward's lowborn, grasping wife (from their PoV).

[@VeracityLH]

It was a case of politics making strange bedfellows. Elizabeth Wydevil wanted a York king, so did the Yorkists. Therefore... considering that Elizabeth of Suffolk had sworn to Tudor and obstensibly attempted to be loyal to Tudor, the "White Queen" was the only Yorkist on the spot to lead the faction. Henry Tudor's actions show that he certainly thought she was. Keep in mind that while a lot of the Yorkists despised her as Queen and did not want to her be regent for her son, they did want her son to be king. And after the rise of the Tudors, many still wanted it. So if they had to follow her guidance, advice, or accept her support, they weren't going to quibble at that point. What might have happened had the Yorks been restored... well, that's a historical What If?

[@aislingyngaio]

@@VeracityLH Let's be honest, nobody cared if Edward V was king until Richard III was way too openly blatant about his power grab and stepped over too many toes and heads (esp Hastings). If all the Yorkists wanted was a York King, why discredit and slander Edward IV posthumously to disinherit his two sons? No, it was because Elizabeth's sons were viewed more as Rivers than as Plantagenets, at least to the York family, who aside from Edward IV, despised the Rivers' meteoric rise to power under Edward IV. They would never have accepted Edward V as king if it meant Elizabeth and Antony Rivers were the power behind the throne. Just because they later supported Simnel / Warbeck doesn't mean they support Elizabeth or "look to her for leadership" (what nonsense), it's simply a matter of them thinking the grass may be greener on the other side, like every other defeated rebellion leader thought when they supported pretenders to the throne.

[@alexander9703]

They didn't dispise Elizabeth for being lowborn. Her mother was Jaquetta of Luxemburg, ruling house of Burgundy and Jaquetta herself was Duchess of Burgundy, and the highest lady in the realm until Margaret of Anjou became Queen, Jaquetta was incidentally a close friend of Queen Margaret. They resented her family for their meteoric rise, and the influence they had at court. Elizabeth herself was more popular than Margaret of Anjou, and had done the primary role of Queen and more, she had given the York dynasty male heirs and then some. When the House of York fell from power, among those the defeated looked to was Elizabeth. The idea that then still held her supposed 'low born' status against her when Henry Tudor was King is a joke, I assume?

[@aislingyngaio]

@@alexander9703 Not a joke at all. Maybe you're forgetting but in the medieval patriarchal world, the mother's bloodline cannot make up for the father's. Jacquetta being a highborn duchess-by-marriage will do nothing to wipe out the stain of Richard Woodville's low birth, though they certainly tried to use Jacquetta's high status to cover up just how lowborn Elizabeth was on her father's side. If the House of York didn't view Elizabeth as lowborn, why would they defame and slander her marriage and invalidate it after Edward IV died and Antony Woodville (her brother) was instructed by Elizabeth to attempt to bypass Edward's will to install Richard III as Edward V's Lord Protector? People seem to think that Richard III was alone in this mad power grab, but the truth is, like any other usurper, you cannot do it without popular support, especially from your own family. Also, so what if Elizabeth was more popular than Margaret of Anjou? To the people in power, she brought nothing worthwhile to the Crown with her marriage (in fact, a lot of marriageable Yorkists were forcibly married into the Woodvilles, which could be argued as a dilution of the Yorkist powerbase) except the birth of the two Princes, and by the time Edward IV died, Margaret of Anjou was a distant memory, having been imprisoned and then ransomed back to France to live out the last of her years. Margaret of Anjou was no threat to England and the Yorkists after the death of her son, but Elizabeth Woodville was very much alive and seeking to remove Yorkists from power in favour of her Woodville relatives.

[@Axel-ll2jp]

Aisling Yinyr Ngaio her mother was of royal blood from the house of Luxembourg! So she was never lowborn!

[@Grace-mz6gx]

This is what upsets me, is that in the book, Lizzie gave birth up to Edmund, but in the show she just somehow, stops at Henry. They omit key details, as in Duchess Cecily's death in 1495, the birth of three (possibly four if you are a believer of the mythical Edward!) children, as well as the death of one of them. Now on the family tree, it show four children, another daughter, I assume to be Mary, Queen of France, seeing as she is the only one of Lizzy and Henry's daughters, besides Margaret to reach adulthood. The girl looks about four or five, to old to be the baby Elizabeth, who died when she was three, and tiny at that.

[@simplystreeptacular]

I know this comment is really late but.... "mythical Edward"? I've never heard this theory - can you tell me more about it?

[@isabellegreen799]

I'm sure most people know this anyway, but even though this show represents real people and real events, it deviates from the facts a lot. We have no evidence that Elizabeth of York was nicknamed 'Lizzie' or that the Edward they mentioned as being 'Lizzie's' cousin (who I'm assuming is the Edward that was son of George Plantagenet) was nicknamed 'Teddy'. It is also highly unlikely that Prince Richard (the younger of the Princes in the Tower) survived, as numerous pretenders claimed to be him during the reign of Henry VII. I know this is drama and I don't wish to be a spoilsport, I'm just reminding the people who aren't quite sure that this is not entirely factual. And like everyone else is saying, I so wish that they kept the original cast from the White Queen and made this more like a sequel to it. Would have been so much better.

[@VCYT]

nicknames are just trivia so who cares.!

[@macabrey]

Given that there was much repetition of names in Tudor England, I personally find it quite excusable that they nicknamed a few to avoid confusing viewers

[@writerchick10]

99% of this series is fictional.

[@sendmemoneythanks]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@MissStephy100]

Everyone was named Elizabeth, nick names were used so the audience doesn’t get confused

[@duchess8762]

Bruh. This doesn't even go into how complicated it really was.

[@babyg5277]

The sheer historical inaccuracy makes me cringe

[@sendmemoneythanks]

Bertha Mason I know right! Like this is real history that has took place.

[@shannonreynolds624]

It's historical fiction. Margaret didn't think he would be king from the time he was born, and she was not the pious stick in the mud either. She liked having fun and her last two marriages were successful with Stanley being a bit more political. All she wanted was her son's lands and titles restored and Edward gave it back to him but then he died. In her years to service with the King and Queen, they want to say that Margaret held onto this huge grudge when in fact she became very close to the York children as she did spend time with them. Her second, or third, husband fought for Edward and she was dragged into court when Henry VI was king for those few months as if she really had a choice when she was summoned. People forget that women back then had very few rights or liberties and she did what she had to do and I think both Edward and Elizabeth knew that and forgave it eventually.

[@isabelalzateestrada]

At least it makes people interested enough to learn about the real story.

[@tinahuttner7280]

Think it was meant more for fun to do the show,pretty much like the cw show reign. They had wrote in that frances had a half brother name sebastian which the older generation know he didnt.

[@sandidoty1142]

Well, this series was made from a fictional book so... And they never claim to be historically accurate. They do show a disclaimer after all.

[@8niidle13]

Did anybody else notice that the ending theme was from "The Tudors"? The descendants in real life/predecessors in TV giving their predecessors(rl)/descendants(TV) a gift...

[@maylinguzman1367]

8niidle13 do you know the name of the song ?

[@Visualmetal]

8niidle13 it's two steps from hell. the first one is undefeated And the second is also him, but I don't remember the song

[@maylinguzman1367]

Lysets vokter gracias, it is heart of courage

[@anneneville6255]

Gator watch the Spanish princess before the tudors

[@vivianlin2002]

Wasn’t Elizabeth Woodville a Lancastrian too before she married Edward (York)? Their daughter, Elizabeth of York, was part Lancastrian and part York, before she married Tudor (Lancastrian) Henry Tudor.

[@janefelix3821]

Yes she was. Her first husband, Thomas Grey, fought in the Lancaster army and died in battle fighting Edward IV's army. Children took their father's family so Elizabeth York was a York princess but women then took their husband's family so she was a Tudor Queen Consort.

[@danieladelcastillolocatell5839]

House Windsor have both tudor and york blood since through Margaret Tudor is both a tudor and a york is thanks to her that through House Windsor is how by blood the Tudor dynasty lives on

[@thesimpsarecomingthesimpsa9113]

“ and you thought your family was complicated” as a history Stan we are used to this

[@nanettew7678]

The White Queen is showing on Starz all this week April 22, 2019 The White Princess starts next Week April 29, 2019 and finally the third story The Spanish Princess starts May 5, 2019 on Startz.

[@sandidoty1142]

I'm in heaven.

[@childhoodshour]

I wish they used the cast from the white queen.

[@Pradakingg]

well to bad they havent, get over yourself

[@childhoodshour]

JuniorWorld .Vision get over yourself. dumbass. what are you responding to my post for?

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

Well it's been 4 years +childhoodshour

[@childhoodshour]

Wendy Hull doesn't negate the fact that I would've liked to see the original cast, because I enjoyed them. You have your opinion and I have mine.

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

childhoodshour I understand, but it's been a while now and they're busy with other projects. Just be happy this show was made in the first place. I know I am :)

[@ioseb14]

OMG I love the Game of Thrones Cast

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

+Ioseb Dzamukashvili - I liked Rebecca Ferguson, but I *love* our Essie MORE. She will always be Phryne to me, but she immerses herself in every role - 'GoT', 'Miss Fisher's Mysteries', 'Australia', 'Cloud Street' & 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'- I didn't even realise it was her, the first time I watched 'GwaPE'- it blew my mind when I re-watched it a couple of months ago, and saw her name flash across the screen. I think she will totally do the White Queen justice. Margaret Beaufort scares me a bit, I have to say- & not to trigger haterz or anything, but Catelyn was my least favourite Stark

[@strawberryjam9880]

Idk but I need a series that is focused on Elizabeth of York's life alone, her childhood, her hobbies and interests, affection towards her children and I hope Jodie Comer's still protraying Lizzie.

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

These Lancasters and Yorks, they forgot that they're Plantagenets

[@Eddy1938-b]

0:51 Shoulda used Anuerin Bernard for Richard iii

[@EvanSol919]

Very ironic how they got Michelle to be Margaret Beaufort seeing as she was a Lancaster (the inspiration for the Lannisters) and that the Beauforts were from the bastard line.

[@Elif-tf6ic]

EvanSol919 That made me laugh when I first seen she ll be Margaret after being the high born mother of one king who fight aganist "Lancasters of bastard line" alongside two princes and two princesses Acting is a funny business

[@kkandsims4612]

Catelyn was a stark tho so she would be a York .

[@bennash7818]

Welcome to The White Princess; Royal Family Tree. Our story begins in 1485. England was torn between the warring houses of Lancaster and York. The York family ruled England, until their King, Richard III was killed in battle by Henry Tudor. Henry, was the decendant of the Lancastrians, and when he would be crowned, the House of Tudor was born. Henry's mother Margaret Beaufort believed Henry was destined to be King from the moment he was born. Upon his coronation, Henry's uncle, Jasper Tudor, stepped in as his most trusted advisor. And the new ruling family set about quelling the remaining decent among the defeated House of York. Now, with their King, Richard III dead, the Yorks looked to Elizabeth Woodville, The White Queen for leadership. Elizabeth was mother to a number of children. Her oldest girl was Lizzie, The White Princess. Lizzie was forced to marry Henry, in an effort to unify the rivalling houses of York and Tudor. But other York heirs to the throne threatened Henry's crown on multiple fronts. For one, Lizzie's York cousin Teddy, was viewed with suspicion by the Tudor family. Then, there was also the boy, who claims to be Lizzie's brother, Prince Richard, who presumed dead, now mysteriously returns challenging Henry for the very crown on his head. So there you have it. The Yorks and The Tudors. And you thought your family was complicated..

[@gidzmobug2323]

Elizabeth (Lizzie) actually had two brothers: Edward (Edward V) and Richard. They were the Princes in the Tower. She also had 3-4 sisters, one of which was a nun.

[@randomrecordings4818]

Elizabeth is my 16th grandmother. She married the king after Grandpa died.

[@ameliaflynnhayes]

I love this family tree great job

[@aminasuleyman834]

I needed to watch this b/c the family is soo complicated and a little confusing to understand cause it seems like they are all related.

[@rebekablackwood]

So Elizabeth- Elizabeth-Elizabeth.......................... Elizabeth ( modern)

[@Ale.calsan4777]

I can't wait for it!!😃😃

[@GoldenRose116]

Elizabeth Woodville is so amazing

[@beq4797]

This video would be helpful if I have seen it be-fore to watch the show...

[@conniearcher3462]

Now if you are watching or seen this tv series The White Princess, The White Queen and The Spanish Princess two days apart, you will be confuse by the actors on which any series they are in. Actors from now ending GOT and Downtown Abbey

[@neavegiannmoore2455]

And then you add the weird romantic subplot between Lizzie and King Richard of York...

[@noahorakwue2653]

Wow!!!, so this is literally right after the ending of the white queen

[@rebekablackwood]

So one is white Queen, white Princess and then we have Red Queen!

[@sirmatheus8108]

Minissérie maravilhosa! 😍♥️

[@mousumipandey7898]

"And you thought your family was complicated!"- damn right woman..

[@LaKellita]

They need to do The Red Queen and The Kingmakers Daughter

[@sandidoty1142]

They need to do the "Wideacre" series. That's some juicy stuff.

[@aislingyngaio]

The White Queen, the Red Queen and the Kingmaker's Daughter were actually all used in the White Queen's adaptation.

[@minamounir2323]

A great show, but i hope they continue on to make another one during King Henry VIII's reign.

[@sandidoty1142]

Have you seen "The Tudors"? It's all about Henry VIII and his 6 wives. Excellent.

[@mariumhaider7058]

The Spanish princess, a sort of sequel to The White Princess, follows Catherine of Aragon's journey of marrying into the Tudor family, eventually leading to her marriage to Henry VIII. It also shows part of his reign. But if you want to watch his full and proper reign, then the show "The Tudors" is probably more suitable.

[@nicolepenkwit6530]

See this only ten seconds and already come out. That are....so much conflicting between the many many maaaannny family members😨

[@SandraHernandez-mz7um]

I dont like that they portrayed Elizabeth Woodville like a crazy trader in the White Princess she was better than that. Overall I dont really like how the writer fudged up the history.

[@shelbygauthier-owensby4369]

I love this show

[@ainshahfiqah5994]

you know at the first few episodes of the story i thought that Lizzie and Henry's relationship would turn bad or some new guy will soon appear on the show but then when i look again at the end of the family tree, i notice that both Henry and Lizzie has four children. i don't know what's up but what i really want from this show is for both of them to have a total cliche love anh hate relationship.

[@elenthora442]

You might think that would be inevitable, but they had a very good relationship and were very good parents.

[@VeracityLH]

I think historically they did have a good relationship. Certainly by the time Arthur died, they cared quite deeply for one another and when Elizabeth died Henry was distraught. But if you are looking for a good love/hate story for these two, read the book The White Princess. While I don't think it's accurate, it does portray it that way.

[@rika6514]

omg.. I CAN'T WAITTTTTT.... Alas, only if it premiers on my birthday(12th April) Sighhh

[@luna8327]

Usurper tudors.. Long live the true kings.. Yorks

[@TisMePyper.S]

York’s forever!

[@cantbetamed2210]

There's surely no wonder for Henry VIII

[@Rokstar12341234]

At 0:42 the actor playing Henry looks like another actor but i can't tell who and its frustrating me so much

[@marina-dk8wk]

Paranoia he reminds me of anton yelchin (RIP)

[@Rokstar12341234]

no definitely not theon ahah idk maybe elijah wood?

[@lauriemelchionne8058]

the actor playing Henry reminds me of Sam Heughan, who plays Jamie on Outlander on Starz

[@violetagildiaz237]

Orlando Bloom a few years ago, playing William Turner.

[@Rokstar12341234]

Lol I think I figured out who I was thinking of....he looks like Brad Simpson from the Vamps (when he smiles in that scene at least)

[@lisawinter7842]

Love it

[@sarahnixdorf1]

Hope they put Innocent Traitor story of Lady Jane Grey on Netflix. I love Alison Weir. 3:)

[@sandidoty1142]

Me too!

[@janefelix3821]

I believe Prime has the 1986 movie, Lady Jane, staring Helena Bonham Carter. That is about the Lady Jane backstory, from about a month before King Edward VI's death until Jane's execution.

[@luciapalacios358]

is this gonna be on Netflix? Please tell me it is!!

[@TheInfamousThey305]

Analucia Palaciosmaldonado It clearly says "Starz" at the end

[@helene4397]

Elizabeth of York had no chance to decide whom to marry by herself.

[@DollieDollyz]

Anyone notice Richard York's wife and son are now swearing allegiance to the enemy....while it was partially her fault her husband died......

[@msbis]

Those were Richard York's niece and nephew, Margaret and Edward Plantagenet, children of his brother George with Isabel, sister of Anne, who was Richard's wife. His own wife and son died much before the Battle of Bosworth. I suppose the children are swearing allegiance to the new King so that they survive.

[@DollieDollyz]

msbis :O

[@chelseaoliver5404]

msbis yep and it wouldnt hurt their cousin is the queen lol

[@Invisibleplqnetsmusic]

Pretty sure The Boy is Perkin Warbeck

[@wyllba]

Does anyone know the name of the song that plays in the end of this trailer?!

[@Hjalmar_an_Craite]

Two Steps from Hell - Heart of Courage.

[@bennash7818]

how can i get the soundtrack for this trailer??? please help me. hmm

[@NikkiGloom]

i dont even have a tv much less cable just .........internet. fucking hell!

[@ilovelucius]

essie davissss

[@n.s.1496]

I think Henry vii was a good king but man I just hate the house of Lancaster so much that I can't fully like him (or dislike him).

[@fg5137]

What is the music called at the very end

[@sadieblanchard1120]

I’m still confused about Lizzie and king Richard being in love.... if they’re in the same family tree? Like is this a case of weird England traditions of keeping the bloodlines close?

[@PaulaSB12]

There is no evidence and a bit cruel to both as she was his niece

[@nothertreeinbox]

Ah it looks like the king of the north and his mother got to rule after all.

[@pamboynton5994]

And Margaret Beaufort was tiny-she wasn't even 5ft tall, and now they have this tall actress playing her. Too bad they didn't use the original actress.

[@user-ph5bc5gq9n]

Amanda Hale the original red queen is 5'8" tall

[@pamboynton5994]

Well Elizabeth Woodville and her daughter are, don't know about Margaret Beaufort.

[@user-ph5bc5gq9n]

LemonDrop Most or all of the marriages of the red queen were because of political alliance. Her first husband broke the law and gave her a child immediately because there must always be an heir to the family and the time is dangerous back then because of the many plagues. Her first husband died because of it and she almost didn't make it since she was only just thirteen back then and already carrying a child. Her next two husbands were also because of political alliance in order to protect Henry VII from the Yorks since he was seen as a threat to the crown as the only surviving heir of the Lancasters ( have the most claim) .

[@ozwunder69]

margaret was about 12-13 yrs older than henry her son

[@ozwunder69]

margaret was about 12-13 yrs older than henry her son

[@bestekaraca2450]

Omg isnt that' the boy' is patrick who plays in the oa. Btw why his name is the boy isnt he richard

[@sydneemiller84]

Beste Karaca No he is just a boy who claimed to be Prince Richard.

[@monicapatriciafernandezveg6307]

ESSIE DAVIS...WONDERFUL ACTRESS ¡¡

[@ozgurcan9978]

What 's music name? I dont know

[@netflixacc1726]

queen elizabeth Woodvillle created a family like no other

[@lorengonzalez5806]

it is so funny, because they Ruined themselves, after Henry VII, the Tudors just made chaos, beginning with Henry VIII, after that Bloody Mary, and all the dynasty ended in Elizabeth I, in another case, the Yorks probably could've rule England for more time than the Tudors

[@persephone2706]

I hate that they nickname her Lizzie.

[@palmiramartinez1591]

En Español me gustaria❤

[@rebekablackwood]

So 😂 lady Stark- Sansa's mother was Also mother of Henry 7

[@kenmakozume4478]

At least They could have at least kept the real white Queen

[@MoniqueFromPlymouth]

Referring to Rebecca Ferguson? She was already becoming a rising movie star at the time they were making The White Princess, so there was no chance she was coming back.

[@jan-nn9ix]

Don't understand why Lizzie loved her uncle

[@janefelix3821]

She really didn't, it was for TV audiences. She was also a teen during his reign.

[@hamsikmarek1]

Rebecca Ferguson già ci manca.

[@enzolucas4959]

"And you thought your family tree was complicated" HAHA TRY ME.

[@LesShipsAhoy]

hoping for a sapphic storyline that doesn't end in shit like #maxanor

[@elenthora442]

as in lesbian? LOL THAT would be completely out of the blue

[@alexeiromanov2250]

The Spanish princess if far better!

[@growingstrong1009]

Bit more complicated than that lol!

[@patriziavalentini4055]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@treeoflife6386]

Was Sir Richard York the illegitimate son of Richard Plantagenet, descendant of the Royal Bloodline of Kings?

[@Visualmetal]

two steps from hell

[@goodnesslessvrytm2241]

The boy is Clancy zjjzjzjzjz

[@DakotaFord592]

💙

[@henridruaux6512]

Nulle

[@miyaoberman3755]

🤓💕

[@kkandsims4612]

#michellefairely

[@shawn6669]

awful.

[@The_only_lil_miss]

So watch this before the white queen ? 🤔