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As historical dramas like The Crown captivate audiences worldwide Step into the captivating world of Lillie Langtry, the enigmatic "Jersey Lily," who rose from the windswept shores of Jersey to the dazzling heights of London's high society. Born in 1853, Lillie's beauty and charisma soon made her the talk of Victorian England, capturing the hearts of artists, royalty, and the public. But beneath her glamorous exterior lay a life filled with complexity and controversy.

Join us as we delve into Lillie’s remarkable journey—from her scandalous affair with Albert Edward, Prince of Wales. The future Edward VII to her secretive personal life, including her hidden daughter, rumored to be fathered by Prince Louis of Battenberg. Discover how Lillie defied societal norms, bravely producing The Degenerates, a play that challenged Victorian views on divorce and women’s rights. Explore the legacy she left behind, from the vineyards of Guenoc Valley, where she sought refuge with her lover Fred Gephard, to Langtry Manor, the house built by the Prince of Wales for their clandestine meetings.

Learn about the lasting impact Lillie had on fashion, art, and theater, and how her story continues to fascinate. The Langtry Manor, her beloved Monte Carlo villa, and the Lillie Langtry Stakes at Glorious Goodwood are just a few testaments to her enduring influence. Even today, her life inspires, reminding us of the indomitable spirit that drove her to break free from the constraints of her time. Lilly Langtree (alternative spelling)

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