Royal Family Protocol Changes and Public Perception

The video discusses the scandal involving Princess Margaret and Roddy Llewellyn in 1976, which challenged the royal family's image. It highlights the impact of the affair on public perception and royal protocol, especially regarding divorce. The Queen's personal reflections on her sister's happiness and the broader implications for the monarchy are also explored.

What was the public reaction to the photograph of Princess Margaret with Roddy Llewellyn?

• It was celebrated as a royal romance.

• It caused a scandal due to the contrast with public struggles.

• It was seen as a political statement.

• It was ignored by the media.

What significant event followed the publication of the photograph?

• The Queen abdicated the throne.

• The royal family went on a public relations tour.

• Princess Margaret and Lord Snowden announced their separation.

• A new royal protocol was introduced.

How did the royal family's image change due to scandals and divorces?

• Their popularity increased significantly.

• They were viewed as infallible.

• They became more distant from the public.

• They were seen as more relatable to the public.

What was one of the protocol changes following Princess Margaret's divorce?

• The royal family stopped attending public events.

• Divorced individuals were allowed near the royals.

• Divorced individuals were banned from royal events.

• The Queen stopped hosting garden parties.

How did the Queen feel about Princess Margaret's relationship with Roddy Llewellyn?

• She disapproved of it entirely.

• She was unaware of the relationship.

• She was grateful for the happiness it brought Margaret.

• She was indifferent to it.