The SECRET Affair Queen Victoria Had With A Servant

Throughout her life, Queen Victoria experienced a huge amount of grief and upset. She was noted for being a woman who following the early death of her husband Prince Albert was plunged into mourning and she would wear black out of respect for her consort for the rest of her life and for decades following his death. Victoria was loved across Britain, and she is considered the grandmother of Europe and throughout her incredibly long reign on the throne, she had a number of servants who were very loyal to her. They would do whatever the Queen wanted and Victoria was known to have been rather sharp tongued at times, but there was one servant who much rumour has focussed around. John Brown was the Queen’s Scottish attendant who was her clear favourite. He was a man whose companionship was a great comfort to Victoria, and some including her heir and son the future Edward VII hated him, as they believed he was informal. He was a man who could get Victoria to do anything, regardless of the fact he was a servant, but many historians have claimed that John Brown may have had a more serious and romantic relationship with Victoria. But what is the story of this?