Well it will probably be a long time before the women take over the throne now, but there is still plenty of epic royal femme intrigue at play. Consider the collection of the late Queen's crown jewels, especially her epic tiara collection that's actually originates from various other European royal houses or countries as well. Many of these have gone missing at least from the information space, but it is speculated actually Princess Anne, Charles and Andrew's overlooked sister, might actually have a secret inner court alliance with Prince William to basically try to keep most of the tiara away from Camilla's evil clutches. The most prized of which is the Lover's Knot Tiara, which Diana wore in most of her iconic photos, and which Kate is the last known wearer, but she's not the rightful bearer, it is uncertain who is the actual owner whether Anne, Charles-Camilla, Kate, or it has simply reverted to the Crown itself. Then factoring in Meghan and Harry, Meghan is the last wearer of the less famous but still no doubt iconic Queen Mary Diamond Bandaeu Tiara. And the evil Morgana-like Camilla actually does possess one of the tiaras already sadly, the Queen Alexandra Tiara, which is actually originally from the Russian royal family, but it is rumored she seeks to either lay claim to or defile by wearing the others to absorb all their princess power for herself.
TL;DR Though the video is more akin to royal gossip bordering conspiracy theory, it's kinda fun as the tiara s and jewels are actualyl real artifacts so I will include a basic wiki of them too. It's like Game of Thrones but instead of gore its more like Mean Girls meets LOTR. Though the royal family will be male centered for a while, and really to set the Windsor dynasty now, there's still a lot of intrigue here for women and the princesses as in the rights to wear and bear the tiaras of power! Either way may God bless Princess Anne the hidden Marchioness of Lyonesse.
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Many royal tiaras become strongly associated with one royal wearer -- but it's a rare tiara that has been worn by four spectacular royal ladies. Today's sparkler, Queen Mary's Lover's Knot Tiara, is one of
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