Queen Victoria had nine kids with her husband, Prince Albert. Here's everything to know about Queen Victoria's children.

Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha had nine children. Their lives were packed with enough scandal and drama to make 'The Crown' seem positively dull.

The true story of the iconic Queen Victoria and her relationships with her children, including what she was really like as a mother, and how she became one of England's most controversial parents.

Queen Victoria had nine children with her beloved husband, Prince Albert. The couple had five girls and four boys and there was a 17 year age gap between their eldest child and their youngest.

QUEEN Victoria’s reign was from 1837 until her death in January 1901. The monarch was happily married to Prince Albert and they had many children together. We explain how many there were and ...

Queen Victoria’s final three children were born in the 1850s, starting with Arthur born in that year, who married Princess Louise Margaret of Prussia. More Trending.

Queen Victoria had nine children. Yet while they were all born into the lap of luxury, more than a few found themselves living a life of tragedy.

Just 17 years later Mary became Queen consort in 1910 when her husband succeeded his father as King. Following their marriages, Queen Victoria and Queen Mary had plenty of children - giving birth ...

Queen Victoria left many a lasting legacy – but one particular element of her reign has, more than any other, been subject to scrutiny and rumour for well over a century. After the death of her ...