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Lunes, 27 de enero 2025, 14:10
The relationship between Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones, better known as Lord Snowdon, has been the subject of analysis and revelations over the years. Recently, British media have published new details about their marriage, highlighting the complexities of their union. Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II, and Armstrong-Jones were married on May 6, 1960, at Westminster Abbey. This union marked a milestone in the history of the British royal family, as he did not come from nobility and was a prominent society photographer.
However, over the years, aspects have come to light that reveal social differences were not the only challenge in their marriage. According to recent reports, Armstrong-Jones engaged in extramarital relationships with both men and women, contributing to the constant tension in their relationship. These revelations also suggest that the marriage was marked by mutual infidelities and frequent conflicts.
Writer Tom Quinn describes how both managed these situations: "When the princess had an extramarital affair, she would let her husband know, and he would respond in kind. On one occasion, she even had an affair with one of his friends, and Armstrong-Jones deliberately decided to have a relationship with the same person." Such dynamics highlighted the complicated nature of their cohabitation.
Despite the difficulties, the couple had two children: David and Sarah. Although they officially separated in 1978, they managed to maintain a cordial relationship in the years that followed. This bond was reflected at Margaret's funeral in 2002, where Armstrong-Jones was seen visibly moved as he accompanied the funeral procession carrying his ex-wife's remains.
The marriage between Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon remains a topic of historical and human interest, as it highlights the challenges of combining royal expectations with the realities of a relationship marked by intense personalities and a life under public scrutiny.
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