King Edward VII Had 6 Children — What Happened to Them After He Died?

King Edward VII had six children with Queen Alexandra — but what happened to each of them after he died in 1910? From the scandal-plagued heir who never wore the crown, to the daughter trapped as her mother's companion for life, to the princess who unexpectedly became Queen of Norway, their stories are filled with tragedy, duty, and the quiet cost of royal life. In this video, we explore the fate of every child born to Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark. One died as an infant. One was consumed by scandal and taken by disease before he turned thirty. One became King George V and steered Britain through the First World War. And the three daughters lived vastly different lives — shaped by ambition, heartbreak, and one of the most suffocating motherly grips in royal history. This is the untold story of a royal family torn between duty and desire, privilege and pain, and the invisible chains that come with wearing a crown. If you enjoy deep dives into royal history, dynastic power, and the hidden lives behind the public faces, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a video. 📌 Topics covered: Prince Albert Victor (Duke of Clarence) and the Cleveland Street scandal King George V and the birth of the House of Windsor Princess Louise and the shipwreck off Morocco Princess Victoria — the daughter who was never allowed to leave Queen Maud of Norway and the royal line she founded Prince Alexander John — the baby who lived less than a day #EdwardVII #BritishRoyalFamily #RoyalHistory #KingGeorgeV #QueenAlexandra #HouseOfWindsor #QueenMaudOfNorway #DukeOfClarence #RoyalDynasty #BritishMonarchy #RoyalScandal #QueenVictoria #RoyalFamily #History #Documentary