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Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived.
This documentary explores each woman who was married to the tyrant king – Henry VIII. He is known for his unconventional and highly disruptive rule of England. In his life he had six wives; Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Kathryn Howard and Catherine Parr.
Life as a Tudor woman was difficult at the best of times, but when you’re married to a tyrant king, it can be so much worse.
Your every move scrutinised for treason.
Your every motive is questioned.
Treated as little more than a broodmare, or a lamb to the slaughter.
Each wife presented a new option for Henry to get his wish of a son and eventual heir to his throne. However things were not so straightforward. For ultimately this is a story of miscarriage, divorce, betrayal and beheadings.
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I love Tudor history ❤️
As a psychotherapist, I find Henry’s narcissism and his wives’ personalities so very interesting!🎉
“Bedheaded” is a great typo 😂
Divorced, beheaded, died, annulled, beheaded, barely survived and only because he died
I love the tudors
Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing.
Catherine and Arthur had a final, proper Wedding at St Paul's and moved to Ludlow together.
I don’t woo
Henry the Eighth was NOT divored; his marriages were ANNULLED.
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Divorced, beheaded, died. Rinse repeat.
Yep. I'm ready to consume this content right….. Meow!
Okay, why is Anne at 13:33 wearing the French hood hanging off the back of her head, held on with 21st century bobby pins😅
the title says, "Divorced Bedheaded…not beheaded😀
Good stuff! Thank you!
Poor headline. Why?
The narrator at 29:53 was wrong about saying Anne of Cleves outlives Henry by 5 years when it's actually 10 years. Henry VIII died in 1547, Anne of Cleves died in 1557.
I love that owen said that there was smelly ugly person in the room and it wasnt anne of cleves.
You know what they say when you point the finger there are always 3 pointing back at you!
Much overstated and incorrect information
While wealthy men and women were dying left and right in the castle peasant farmers were chilling in their herb gardens
Henry blamed everyone for his failings & never himself!
I love learning about our history, good and bad