Here’s a look at the life of Queen Consort Camilla, wife of King Charles III. Personal Birth date: July 17, 1947 Birth place: London, England Birth name: Camilla Rosemary Shand Father: Major Bruce ...

"Alice Keppel was a fantastic help to Edward VII, more help than his wife [Queen Alexandra] could have ever have been," says Christopher Wilson, who has written about Keppel's great-granddaughter, ...

Queen Alexandra had looked the other way throughout her marriage and ignored her husband’s infidelities, but she chose to return the cigarette case to Keppel after he passed.

In the fine portrait of Alexandra in her sixties, there’s a steely look about her, perhaps on account of her husband’s flagrant infidelities, including his long term mistress, Alice Keppel ...

Often regarded as a “hunting and shooting” philanderer, whose mistresses included the actresses Lillie Langtry and Sarah Bernhardt, as well as Alice Keppel, the great-grandmother of Queen ...

Gielgud previously played Disraeli in the 1941 film The Prime Minister. The actresses playing Edward's mistresses include Moira Redmond as Alice Keppel and Carolyn Seymour as Daisy Greville.

It’s hardly surprising, then, that Queen Alexandra turned to Cartier for her ethereal, web-like collier, with its detachable emerald and ruby drops, or that her husband commissioned Cartier to produce ...

The queen donned a rarely-seen brooch with a potential link to her great-grandmother's scandalous royal connection.

Though they were both married and the affair was a semi-public secret—Edward’s wife, Queen Alexandra, was an ally of Alice’s and liked her much more than the king’s previous mistress ...

Alice was even well-liked by Edward’s wife, Queen Alexandra, thanks to her decision to keep the affair clandestine and discrete (as opposed to some of the King’s previous mistresses). As one of the ...

Alice Keppel was one of King Edward’s more socially accepted mistresses – in fact, his wife, Queen Alexandra, considered Alice really rather nice, given her discrete nature. Not only was Ms Keppel ...