10 Responses to “Secretly gay royalty”

  1. 21 Sep 2025 14:03
    pete fairhurst 2 says:

    So all recent Kings then but no mention of sausage fingers….. hhmmmm [I cheated, skipped from one to the next via the progress bar]

    Here’s a thought for the modern world: anyone claiming rights of heredity should surely be subject to a DNA test. How about it old sausage? And what about you little bald Willy? Pigs might fly…

    My default mode is that there is absolutely nothing about these folk that can be taken as read, or even as seen. Given modern tech then, every modern image is suspect, none can be taken on face value

  2. 21 Sep 2025 14:11
    Tapestry says:

    The Tudors were the gay cousins of the Earls of Derby, the richest family in England. QE1 was a man. Henry 8th gay. The royal role suits gay men both king and queen. Hence the term Queen. Heteros with huge wealth find the role somewhat limiting.

  3. 21 Sep 2025 14:49
    pete fairhurst 2 says:

    Given that George VI was on that list and had plenty of male company then, what does that say about who was Elizabeth II’s father? Greg Hallett alleges that old Winnie was involved with Elizabeth Bowes Lyon, Liz’s ma, the “Queen Mother” George VI was famously inadequate too, they even made a film about it but limited that purely to his stutter when in reality he wasn’t a full shilling by some accounts

    What are the odds that old sausage is the same? Pretty high I’d say. Willy looks like Juan Carlos of Spain who “holidayed” with Charlie and Di back in the day. And Harry looks like Hewitt, allegedly one of Di’s many amours. Di was all woman by the looks, is sausage all man? And “Queen” Camilla, as she is now called even though she’s not a queen, is she a beard? What are the odds? High given their history I’d say

    • 22 Sep 2025 05:26
      Tapestry says:

      Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon the Queen Mother’s nickname in the family was Cookie. Allegedly the daughter of the cook – the cook being her real mother. Or was that also a cover story for her father being the cook!

      • 22 Sep 2025 08:44
        Belyi says:

        I think it was the Windsors who referred to her, nastily, because they hated her, as Cookie as her mother was one of the royal cooks. Apparently her supposed mother was extremely frail and could in no way have manager to birth several children.

      • 22 Sep 2025 11:43
        pete fairhurst 2 says:

        “Or was that also a cover story for her father being the cook!”

        lol

        • 22 Sep 2025 13:54
          Belyi says:

          I believe I read that it was one of the Strathmore’s cooks, not one of the royal ones.

    • 22 Sep 2025 08:47
      Belyi says:

      What about Andrew whose father was reputedly Lord Porchester (Porchy) the queen’s racing manager? What about Edward, the name of whose father I’ve forgotten, but he was some earl or other?

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