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HEARTS Awards Auction Exceeds Fundraising Goal  Gifts & Decorative Accessories

Jane Seymour 'Devastated' by Husband James Keach's Affair  Heavy.com

Movie Review: 'The War with Grandpa' - By Bob Garver  Republican Journal

Marquee Pullman Weekend Lineup Adds John Carpenter's 'The Thing as Comeback  HNN Huntingtonnews.net

'Grandpa' gets a 'D' from reviewer | Community  HNGnews.com

Greenwich native Harry Brant — son of billionaire and model — dies of OD  Greenwich Time

Victims of disgraced fashion mogul Peter Nygard share their harrowing stories in new documentary  Daily Mail

The Drowning - The DVDfever Review - Channel 5 drama - Jill Halfpenny  DVDfever.co.uk

Movies playing in Southeast Michigan, new releases Jan. 22  The Oakland Press

‘Miss Scarlet and the Duke’ Review: Mystery by Gaslight Makes for an Entertaining Combination  IndieWire

Why Sea Shanties Are Suddenly Taking Over the Internet  Thrillist

Jane Seymour, 69, Shows Off Killer Figure While Stretching  The Inquisitr

Jane Seymour feels “flattered” to be considered a “sex symbol” - 13-Jan-2021 - NZ Entertainment news  NZCity

Jane Seymour: “I Don’t Quite Understand What A S*x Symbol Means”  Koimoi

Jane Seymour is ‘full-blooded woman’  The Siasat Daily

Jane Seymour, 69, is a Hollywood pinup but was still DUMPED by all 4 of her husbands  Daily Mail

Jane Seymour on Aging, Finding the Term Sex Symbol 'Flattering': 69 'Just Appears to Be a Number'  PEOPLE

Freddie Mercury and Jane Seymour: Did Freddie Mercury and Jane Seymour get married?  Express

Jane Seymour details the lessons she learned from her 4 divorces  Today.com

What Jane Seymour Learned from Her 'Painful' Divorces: 'The Sooner You Can Accept It, the Better'  PEOPLE

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Some detail please, thanks :)

Very interested in the topic of King Henry VIII. Tell me anything you know.

Sorry, wrong way round, Why was Jane Seymour a better wife than Catherine Howard

During King Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn was hated because England loved their Queen and accused Anne of poisoning the Kings mind and destroying the country. When he met Jane Seymour and married her after beheading Anne Boleyn, everyone loved her because they hated Anne so much. Now, we don't know EXACTLY what is true about Anne's intentions when marrying the King but we can draw some ideas. My question (and theory) is, what if the king had met Jane Seymour before Anne Boleyn? He was so obsessed with her from day one that it would be remarkable if he hadn't gone through a similar path to marry her and divorce Catherine of Aragon anyways. Wouldn't the people have hated her as much as Anne, and then when Anne came along, loved her instead? I think that it wouldn't really matter who he met first, whichever woman destroyed his marriage to Catherine would have been evil in their eyes no matter what. Historians have found no concrete evidence of Anne's alleged affairs and any treason that can be found could easily lead them straight to her father, brother, and uncle. Women, after all, really didn't have a choice in the matter. Later on, Anne Boleyn was considered a martyr and heroin of the English Reformation, how could that be if all the horrible things she was accused of doing were actually true? But if he had met Jane first, I think they would have still fabricated things against her to get the King to hate her too. Does anybody else feel the same way?

I understand Henry VIII started having mistresses while Anne Boleyn was pregnant. Did he also look to other women while Jane Seymour was pregnant?