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Alice Keppel. Alice Frederica Keppel ( 29 de Abril de 1868 - 11 de Setembro de 1947) foi uma socialite britânica e a mais conhecida amante do rei Eduardo VII do Reino Unido. Foi mãe da escritora Violet Trefusis, famosa por seu relacionamento com a poetisa Vita Sackville-West.
22 de ago. de 2021 · Alice married the Honourable Lt Col George Keppel, son of the 7th Earl of Albemarle, in 1891. He was four years older than Alice and served as a soldier in the British Army.
23 de jul. de 2017 · Bertie and Alice met in 1898 while he was still the Prince of Wales, he was 56, and she was 29. Within a matter of weeks, Alice had become Bertie’s official mistress, and his previous lover Daisy Warwick was pushed aside. The Prince’s wife, Alexandra of Denmark, preferred Alice to Daisy as she was discreet and knew how to calm Bertie down ...
Keppel, Alice (1869–1947)English aristocrat and influential mistress of King Edward VII. Name variations: Alice Edmonstone; Mrs. George Keppel. Born Alice Frederica Edmonstone in 1869 in Stirlingshire, Scotland; died on September 11, 1947, in Florence, Italy; youngest daughter of Admiral William Edmonstone and Mary (Parsons) Edmonstone (d.
19 de ene. de 2014 · Alice podría haber llevado una vida normal, e incluso haber vuelto a sus tareas de cortesana, si no hubiera estallado la I Guerra Mundial. Aunque los Keppel eran más ingleses que el té de las ...
Alice Frederica Keppel, de son nom complet, née Edmonstone le 29 avril 1868 à Strathblane ( Écosse, Royaume-Uni) et morte le 11 septembre 1947 près de Florence ( Toscane, Italie ), est une aristocrate anglaise . Elle est connue pour être la maîtresse d' Edward VII et l'arrière-arrière grand-mère de Camilla Parker Bowles 1 .
Alice Keppel, 1890. Lady Alice Frederica Edmonstone (coniugata Keppel) (Strathblane, 29 aprile 1868 – Bellosguardo, 11 settembre 1947) è stata una nobildonna scozzese, amante del re Edoardo VII (trisnonno di Carlo III) ed è la bisnonna della regina Camilla del Regno Unito, moglie dello stesso Carlo III.
