That's why William and Kate will never divorce!
Divorces in the Windsor house. Autumn and Peter Phillips, the queen's nephew, also separate. And there are those who bet on Meghan and Harry ...
In the Windsor house a new couple crumbles. Peter Phillips, son of Princess Anne and her Majesty's favorite nephew, and his wife Autumn Kelly announce their divorce with an official press release.
In short, after the divorces of Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne (not to mention Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth's sister), here is another marriage that comes to an end.
Only Prince William and Kate seem to resist (despite rumors of treason on his part and those of hostility on her part). But the couple is preparing to share the throne, so the stakes are high.
Some rumors even assume a divorce between Prince Harry and Meghan within five years (some are already betting).
But in the meantime, what happened to Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly? The couple seemed very close and nothing bode well for this epilogue. They met in 2003 in Montréal, where they both worked for the Formula One Grand Prix, he in the Williams team and she in the marketing sector. They had believed in love, overcoming caste differences and the limits imposed by geographical borders. Autumn, Canadian, moved to England out of love in 2003 and got married in May 2008.
From their love two daughters were born, Isla and Savannah. They have always appeared happy and very close in public and there has never been a rumor or a rumor of crisis about them. Yet that's the way it is.
The first rumors revealed by the Sun, said that she was already ready to go back to Canada. But sources closest to the couple have denied this version, instead declaring that the two intend to maintain a friendly relationship and that they would be willing to live close together so as not to upset their daughters. Indeed, she would even intend not to interrupt the collaboration with Mike Tindall, husband of Zara (her sister-in-law).
Although it is not a "contentious" divorce, it still angered the queen, severely tested by yet another scandal.
