On May 19, the wedding of Prince Harry and his bride Meghan Markle will take place in the UK, and in this regard, the British media turned their attention, among other things, to the paranormal side of this event.
Firstly, some psychics claim that at the wedding it will be possible to see the ghost of Harry's mother, Princess Diana. Moreover, she, according to them, was also present at the wedding of her second son, Prince William. British psychic twins Linda and Terry Jamison reported that they received a message about the visit to Harry's wedding from the very spirit of Diana.
And even if Harry and Megan do not feel otherworldly entities at their wedding, they will have a chance to do so while staying at the York Cottage, located near Albert Victor in Norfolk (a private estate of the Windsor dynasty).
It is York Cottage that, according to insiders, will be the Queen's wedding gift. And it's not a secret for anyone that ghosts were often seen in this house.
The York Cottage was built in the 19th century by King Edward VII when he was Prince of Wales, when Sandringham Palace seemed too crowded to him and his wife.
Then the mansion passed to his son George V. After the death of Alexandra Datskaya in 1925, the mansion was converted into business offices, so it is not yet clear whether Harry and Meghan will live in a former office building or find another home.
Nevertheless, the ghost of Prince Albert Victor, better known as Prince Eddie (the eldest son of Edward and Alexandra of Denmark), was often seen in this mansion.
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This personality is known to historians primarily for being on the list of people suspected of being Jack the Ripper. And although, of course, no direct evidence was found against him, the prince's eccentric and scandalous personality itself gave hundreds of reasons for rumors, possibly well-founded.
It was rumored that Prince Eddie was suffering from some kind of mental illness and was visiting a gay brothel. It was also leaked that the prince was being treated for gonorrhea and many other sexually transmitted diseases. As a child, he was very bad at studying and his mentor called the mind of the prince "abnormally sleeping."
After the journalists found out about the presence of a large homosexual brothel on Cleveland Street, whose client lists allegedly included Prince Eddie, the press did not skimp on unflattering remarks about a representative of the royal family.
The New York Times ridiculed him as a "dumb" and "stupid perverted boy" who "will never be allowed to ascend to the British throne."
2 years after this big scandal, Prince Albert Victor died of complications from the flu at Sandringham Palace, which also did not go without gossip. It has been claimed that the prince died of syphilis or poisoning, that he was pushed off a cliff on behalf of Lord Randolph Churchill, or that his death was faked to remove him from the line of succession.
So it's no surprise that the infamous prince has become a restless ghost and wanders through the palace itself and the buildings around it. According to rumors, this ghost was regularly seen by the children of King George V, the younger brother of Prince Eddie. George V's son, Prince Edward VIII, hated York Cottage with all his heart, including for its dark and eerie atmosphere.
