Royal Elegance Redefined
In the treacherous tapestry of British royal scandals, Prince George, Duke of Kent, stood out in the 1930s as the archetypal wild child. His audacious escapades transcended the norms of his day, with whispered tales of bisexual liaisons, including a dalliance with the legendary Noel Coward, and a penchant for morphine and cocaine.
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His life, marked by both vice and valor, was cut short in military service in 1942. Yet, another royal’s tale eclipses his with a blend of controversy and tragedy that wasn’t of her making—echoing the infamy surrounding Prince Andrew..
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