Royal fans spot eerie family 'curse' after noticing late Queen's unlucky outfit pattern
dailyrecord.co.ukSeveral royal brides didn't seem to have their "something blue" bringing them any luck if it came in the form of the late Queen Elizabeth II.Conspiracy theorists were left wondering whether the monarch may have accidentally cursed a series of royal couples after they noticed an eerie pattern she followed for several decades.The first to share the theory was TikTok user stories_from_the_jewellery_box, who posted a video, highlighting how most of the royal weddings which the late Queen wore blue to ended in divorce.
The savvy royal fan noted that the former monarch first wore a Norman Hartnell-designed turquoise silk taffeta gown paired up with a matching three-quarters sleeves bolero and hat at her Sister Princess Margaret's wedding to Antony Armstrong Jones in May 1960.The socialite princess and the photographer's relationship was famously rocky by the mid 1960s but they remained together for 18 years after welcoming two children, the Express reports.The late Queen once again chose a blue outfit to wear at the wedding of her daughter Princess Anne and Mark Philips in November 1973.She sported a royal blue skirt with matching accessories and white gloves on her daughter's big day.The Princess Royal and her first husband welcomed their son Peter in 1977 and later their daughter Zara Tindall in 1981.The pair remained married until April 1991 and split over a DNA test that showed Philips had fathered a daughter with another woman in 1985.Anne then went on to marry Sir Timothy Laurence, a former commander in the Royal Navy with whom she had started a relationship with as early as 1989.Their affair became public knowledge after details of their private romance was leaked to the British press and the pair married in Scotland in
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