There are many s---dals, of great magnitude, that surround the British royal family, however, not all of them have come to light. The hardest and most recent blow has been the controversial interview given by Meghan and Harry.
Another controversial case is that of Queen Elizabeth II's cousin, Simon Bowes-Lyon, Earl of Strathmore, who was sentenced to 10 months in prison for s----lly assaulting a woman who was at his ancestral castle in Scotland as a guest, according to Page Six.
The count pleaded guilty to abusing the 26-year-old girl in February 2020, in a room at Glamis Castle, where the Queen Mother was raised. The defendant stated that he felt "very ashamed of her actions, which have caused so much suffering to a guest in my home."
Princess Margaret, known as "the rebellious princess", is the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II who gave a lot to talk about because of her madness and shook the traditions and conventions of the monarchy.
She married Antony Armstrong-Jones, a fashion and film photographer, in 1960, after having to give up her love for the jockey Peter Townsend, a divorced man.
The couple separated in 1978, after the umpteenth s---dal caused by their infidelities, spread by the press.
The queen was widely criticized for her lack of compassion when Diana, the "people's princess" and mother of William and Harry, died in a car accident in 1997.
Diana was greatly adored by a large crowd, not only in the United Kingdom, but throughout the world.
While the population was mourning and presented millions of flowers in front of Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace, Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth II barricaded themselves on their property without uttering a single word, an act that caused the indignation of thousands.
The most recent case was the surprise departure of Harry and Meghan from the United Kingdom. The couple seeks to be financially independent and live away from the monarchy.
After the strong accusations of racism, Meghan dealt a strong blow to the Crown, who is still looking for a way to overcome these strong accusations.
