The British princess was beautiful when she was young, but why did she live in a royal scandal for the rest of her life?

Margaret, the second in line to the British royal family, is a girl born with a golden spoon, just like a princess in a fairy tale. She was born in 1930. Her father is George VI and her mother is Elizabeth. Princess Margaret is the only sister of Elizabeth II, the most beautiful woman in the British royal family in 1950s, and also the most noble social butterfly. She was beautiful when she was young, but she was beaten to pieces by herself, which became a royal scandal.

However, before her, there was another sister, Elizabeth II. According to the order of succession, although Margaret is a princess, she can't succeed her mother Elizabeth as the Queen of England.

Because Princess Margaret, unlike her sister who succeeded to the throne, always has to defend the dignity of the royal family, she can have the conditions for free growth.

Princess Margaret, who was born in a famous family, grew up freely. Unlike her sister, she always has to work for her? Defend royal dignity? . George VI doted on his eldest daughter who succeeded to the throne, but took a laissez-faire attitude towards his youngest daughter Margaret. Margaret lives a leisurely life, without any diligent and enterprising thoughts. Even during World War II, Britain was in a state of war and the people lived in poverty. Margaret lived a rich, leisurely and stable life playing the piano and singing.

Margaret is more like a rich socialite than a princess. Because of her beautiful face, outstanding temperament and noble status, countless aristocratic youths flocked to her, which constituted the source of her tragedy in the second half of her life.

When Princess Margaret 17 years old, he fell in love with a married man who was older than himself 16 years old, Air Force Colonel Peter? Thomson. At that time, Thomson was handsome, but he was a bodyguard around George VI, and he was married and had children.

Princess Margaret was attracted by his dazzling exploits during World War II, then fell in love with him and believed in this love. However, she did not expect that this love gave her a hardship.

At that time, Princess Margaret fell in love with a married man, Townsend, and a noble princess was willing to be the lover of a man with a family, which naturally became a hot topic in media fermentation. Although later Peter? Thomson also divorced the princess, but to no avail. Because all members of the British royal family believe in the state religion, it is stipulated that members of the royal family cannot marry divorced people. Besides, it's not a good reputation to abandon your wife for your lover.

So, in Peter? When Thomson was ready to fly with Margaret, the British royal family was already a frying pan, shouting: no, no, absolutely not!

Moreover, the British Parliament issued an ultimatum: If you want to marry a second-married man, you should take the initiative to leave the royal family.

This is obviously unacceptable to Margaret, and Queen Elizabeth has to put Peter? Townsend was transferred to Brussels.

It is said that this was Churchill's arrangement, but Margaret soon gave up this love anyway.

Under the pressure of domestic public opinion and royal public opinion, Margaret can only give up this relationship.

Then Margaret fell in love for the second time and married a royal photographer Anthony? Armstrong? Jones.

However, due to the loss of a relationship, he began to indulge himself in the second half of his life, and the affair of cheating scandal also became the focus of media attention. A good hand is smashed, and an inappropriate relationship can really destroy a person. Maybe Margaret should be more careful and cherish herself when dealing with marriage problems.