Madame Jeanne du Barry - The Last Great Royal Mistress of France

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Jeanne Bécu, Jeanne du Barry, Madame du Barry, clawed her way up from the illegitimate daughter of a single mother, to one of the most celebrated courtesans in Paris, to the final royal mistress of King Louis XV. Her captivating life has been dramatized in numerous operas, films and television shows. Most recently in the new film written, directed and starring Maïwenn and featuring Johnny Depp as King Louis. Today we’ll meet the real Jeanne du Barry, learn about her diamond-studded life at Versailles, and find out what happened to her after the final frame of the film, when the revolution caught up with the France’s last great royal mistress.
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@Kerriangel 27 дней назад

“There are a lot of people at Versailles today.”

@DivaDShawty 27 дней назад

Yes there are.

@Jlnkve 27 дней назад

Marie Antoinette ate with this 😭

@ellafischbachbrock2352 27 дней назад

"Yes there are" "Those are my last words to that woman" Marie Antoinette slayed

@Digitallavender2000 27 дней назад

“She just burped” always sends me. The whole scene is just gold!

@karinagomez9133 27 дней назад

Lol!! 😂 I love that movie and that scene is gold ✨️

@LenaFerrari 27 дней назад

He insisted his lover needed to be married so they could continue their affair in a more proper manner? Gosh, how times have changed

@Lucy-lx3dn 26 дней назад

well then there's all the affairs that, you know, never got "formalized".

@mariesabine2385 26 дней назад

It seems the main purpose of the marriage was to make her a noblewoman rather than a commoner?

@LenaFerrari 26 дней назад

@@mariesabine2385 the fake birth certificate alone would have done it. It was to make her a "proper woman", wich doesn't make sense nowadays. I mean, some people do still think badly of single woman, but that would be the least of the worries on this scenario

@anastasia10017 25 дней назад

Any mistress needs to be married so that when she gets pregnant by the lover, she can say the child is her husband's child. The husband doesnt care anyway since marriages in those days were arranged and not love marriages and he has his own side chick anyway. And if the king wants your wife as his lover, the husband is treated generously and when the king is done with her, she returns home with armfuls of diamonds and a chateau or two. In the case of the king's mistress, the rules were that she needed to be from the aristocracy. So since Jeanne was a commoner, it was organized that she be married off to a count (he was paid to marry her) so that she could have a title and therefore be eligible to be the king's maitresse en titre.

@LenaFerrari 25 дней назад

@@anastasia10017 I understood, I just don't think it would work like that nowadays

@her_imperius_condessy 27 дней назад

Mid to late 1700's French aristocracy really was a rollercoaster ride.

@KawaiiStars 27 дней назад

Honestly, no rest or space for privacy or introvercy but also you could be dropped or raised in status at any time 😮

@CALLMESIR... 27 дней назад

And a smelly one too. They actually reeked unless you were privy to a daily bath and had the desire to bathe to begin with. They thought layers of body oils, sweat, and dirt acted as a barrier to disease and infections so in a way, they built up their immune systems being constantly exposed to filth. Lots of people don't know it, but they are the reason why perfume was invented. To cover up the odor.

@cameronmoore2713 26 дней назад

@CALLMESIR... I find this strange because even medieval people washed daily and took a full on bath regularly, if not daily.

@ryanwbourquin 12 дней назад

well at least there were highs….the rest of the people were on the endless misery train!

@ellendemarie3776 7 дней назад

As far as I’m concerned the monarchy/aristocracy has not changed

@KawaiiStars 27 дней назад

Zamour was treated more like a pet than a person, that's why he turned on her so quickly during the revolution, there's no such thing as a good slave owner

@hahs3489 26 дней назад

I love learning about history but this channel is so apologetic to monarchies throughout history despite their very immoral behaviour

@KabbalahSherry 26 дней назад

@@hahs3489- Yeah, they caused so much misery, poverty & death to common people. All so they could live very wealthy, privileged lives themselves. As their country would go through famine, etc.. they would feast, as if they didn't have a care in the world. They wore jewelry & clothes, etc that were so expensive, it all could have fed & housed thousands of families in their country. It's all so obscene & gross. And these people weren't any more special than anybody else, or more "deserving" of it. But that's monarchy & nobility for you. 🙄 SMH

@sansthitaroy2280 26 дней назад

It's shomor dear. She pronounced it wrong. And it must be india because Bangladesh didn't exist then

@deSechelles 26 дней назад

@@sansthitaroy2280 its in modern day Bangladesh.

@meow-sr2bl 25 дней назад

@@hahs3489facts

@stephaniex90 27 дней назад

I NEED A ROYAL MISTRESS SERIES!

@chrisgeenadriver1631 27 дней назад

There's videos about Charles 2nd and Louis XIV.

@roblundie8378 27 дней назад

It would be about 5 years long 😂

@S.Lethrud 27 дней назад

I agree a series would be fitting she's got a couple. I like the ones about the bastard children 🥴

@LadybugPrinzess 27 дней назад

Hope there are non tragic ones too

@robertb4000 26 дней назад

Can Mistress who became Queen

@quinta0w035 26 дней назад

Jeanne being the first woman with the "she belong to the street" insult 💀😂

@lfgifu296 27 дней назад

omg Johnny Depp as Louis XV is something I was not ready to see

@DarthDread-oh2ne 27 дней назад

Hi friend. She should have stayed in England.

@freesprit2159 27 дней назад

soon it will be available on apple tv and netflix , don't miss it! amazing movie!!

@CALLMESIR... 27 дней назад

I know. He always looks epic no matter what character he's playing. Of course Depp is way better looking than Louis the 15th was (according to paintings and text comparisons), but it still worked.

@CALLMESIR... 27 дней назад

HEY UTUBE... GET OFF MY ASS!!

@miastlouis1008 27 дней назад

@@freesprit2159p

@susieschlotzhauer9924 26 дней назад

Can you imagine having to behave while your husband flaunts mistresses tell me their wasn’t a wig snatched at least once back then in Versailles 😅

@catandrobbyflores 21 день назад

Smile and put up with it honestly all they could do. But i do agree at least one wig went flying.

@christines6604 15 дней назад

Ahahah funny for sure, most women are not into sharing its a man's thing so can you imagine all the shit 😂

@tenabarnes3269 15 дней назад

Women in nobility always had their quiet share of extramarital escapades also, most times it was often overlooked as long as it wasn’t publically flaunted. This was of course, after the heir and spare had been produced.

@babyramses5066 13 дней назад

If my 🦪 looked like the cave of wonders after birthing 10 of his kids, I'd be mad too. The only court I'd want to see his mistresses in is divorce court.

@susieschlotzhauer9924 13 дней назад

@@babyramses5066 hahahaha I legit spit my water you’re hilarious 😆

@sarahd.5244 26 дней назад

Considering how many sad, tragic stories we have of women in history, especially unmarried mothers and women who got tangled up with royalty, it's a nice surprise to hear how Jeanne took care of her mother throughout her early career. It probably would have been easier to leave her mother behind, but she didn't. I knew she died, I didn't realize her downfall was due to a former slave getting retribution! That's some irony there, considering her own childhood as the "pet" of a rich woman ... whereas that acting led to her education and social climbing, Zamor had no hope of a life change until the revolution. I hope Zamor lived a good life, little is known about him after Jeanne's demise. I can't fathom the horror of being kidnapped and enslaved as a child, living in a strange land ... and then the audacity of his captors to expect him to be "loyal" to them!

@xavi312 19 дней назад

What of a holy hell brat are you? In history actually mostly no one left the mother behind except some romans

@lorimayhill6056 12 дней назад

Always dreading on the negative. Alternatives likely would have included hard labor slavery , gruelling physical abuses and death. Here he was given a lavish life . Jeanne did not ask for him, he was presented as a gift to her for companionship . As she could never hold the company of another . You will recall Louis grandma had a Nigerian dwarf that impregnated her …. So …. There have been far worse fates deposed upon a “slave” .

@sarahd.5244 12 дней назад

@@lorimayhill6056 are you a time traveler from the 1700s trying to defend slavery in our futuristic 2024?

@janeyrevanescence12 27 дней назад

Speaking of Louis XV, I’d like a video on his parents and grandparents as they have a fascinating story of their own.

@shariaguillon7861 27 дней назад

If you are referring to the Sun King, there is one on him, complete with a moving photo of what they believe he really looked like.

@janeyrevanescence12 27 дней назад

@@shariaguillon7861 no, on his parents and grandparents

@niuyumingg 26 дней назад

And definitely his wife, Marie Leszczńyska

@sgillespie964 27 дней назад

Its a good film, puts a better spin on her relationship with Louis but it HIGHLY fictionalises her relationship Zamou. She mistreated him badly so its no wonder he turned on her

@melchiorlise2466 27 дней назад

Maïwenn gave herself the role (she was the director) but she wasn't Jeanne Du Barry. She was Maïwenn doing a cosplay of Jeanne Du Barry but she was unwilling to step into her skin and let go of her modern worldview to embody the character. Which is why la Du Barry seems to be unable to do anything wrong in this movie, every decision she makes is the right one, everyone who doesn't like her is a villain.

@jaybee4118 24 дня назад

I guess we watched a different movie.

@lisac6399 22 дня назад

She actually did not, I read the book... she loved children, couldn't have any... Zamor was also Indian, it's sad that he was taken away from his parents...

@antisocialal4799 21 день назад

@@lisac6399Bro, how are you going to romanticize slavery? Are you really going to stand up for monarchy and not the thousands of people starving and millions that died over the centuries for these rich assholes? The same shit is going on now, but oh capitalism so good. Ignoring the fact that feudalism came before capitalism and are on equal playing fields. I can’t stand you sympathizers. It’s my main critique of this channel is making out these monarchs as good people. They were not. They were enslavers.

@Jerseyboondocks 18 дней назад

No she was a very kind lady from all accounts. Sorry if that doesn't fit your narrative

@spookyvintage13 23 дня назад

her pleading for that girl to be freed who experienced a still birth and had to hide it, is something admirable and something I fear many women in america will have to go through as our healthcare becomes more difficult

@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro 15 дней назад

What the heck are you talking about? Pre-revolution France and modern day America aren’t even close to the same level of life difficulty or lack of rights, you’re just privileged.

@taessugakookiie5113 6 дней назад

@@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBroshut the fuck up nobody is "privileged" in America. Move to Texas and see just how "privileged" you actually are.

@SakuraAsranArt 8 дней назад

Fun fact: Jeanne du Barry was the primary antagonist to Marie Antoinette and Lady Oscar in the early seasons of the 1979 Japanese anime series Rose of Versailles. Jeanne's portrayal is largely fantastical but overall the anime does try to be somewhat historically accurate. I thoroughly enjoyed it and it hasn't aged too badly for a 70s anime. It's pretty easy to find online if anyone wants something new to binge.

@ruyfernandez 27 дней назад

Ah! The affair of the necklace! Such an incredible story that when I first read about it in the Lady Oscar manga I was not sure how much of it was real.

@JenniferBristol 19 дней назад

There's a great movie about it, too.

@susannairisastarte5192 15 дней назад

The Necklace? Written by Guy de Maupassant ?

@JenniferBristol 12 дней назад

@@susannairisastarte5192 No. That's a fictional story from the 1880s. "The Affair of the Necklace" is a true historical event that led to the French Revolution. The movie is a great representation of the events as they unfolded. The Necklace was was broken apart and sold in pieces, so it no longer exists, except in sketches of what it looked like.

@JenniferBristol 12 дней назад

@ruyfernandez The Affair of the Necklace is an actual historical event that's worth reading about the actual events. It's nice that Japanese Anime mentions it, but the actual story is more fascinating.

@chevalierdesangreal 7 дней назад

Lady Oscar 🌹

@AliSakurai 27 дней назад

I'm just wondering how she could have worn that crazy necklace had she gotten the chance to get it.

@Sienna6164 26 дней назад

I’m so glad that I’m not the only one who is wondering how it would be worn

@AliSakurai 26 дней назад

@Sienna6164 I have been wondering for years honestly. Try wearing that thing when you're trying to eat.

@Sienna6164 26 дней назад

@@AliSakurai I know. Like, what if food falls on it. Should you wear a bib?

@heidibock1017 26 дней назад

I thing the long crossover pieces would have been pinned across the front of whatever gown she wore it with? I did see pictures of a repro once...

@Sienna6164 26 дней назад

@@heidibock1017 Like the jewels, or the ribbons? Cause I always assumed that they would tie around the neck

@reneeugeniomalo8213 26 дней назад

"She made the acquaintance of *cough* had an affair" is so funny😂🤣😂🤣

@vonniecao3991 27 дней назад

I have a request: can you make a video about Madame de Pompadour? Not much is known about her and I would love to know about the history of this woman. I've seen mentions about her in like anime and a few movies. I even looked up if she's even a real person. I thought it'd be nice to talk about her since I think she was mistress before du Barry. I might be wrong so I'm sorry if I get the timeline wrong

@user-qe6xo9oe7h 27 дней назад

Not much !!! What are you talking about ? She is way more popular than Madame Du barry .

@thedog-earedpage426 26 дней назад

She already made a video about Madame de Pompadour.

@JenniferBristol 19 дней назад

The hairstyle Pompadour was named after her! Do more research than Japanese Anime!

@l.b.2592 23 дня назад

I listened to this clip while cleaning a room. The narrator did an excellent job of bringing everything to visual life.

@peachy9550 18 дней назад

This is an excellent idea actually

@jaymar109 26 дней назад

Hi Lindsay, I’ve gotten really into all your videos you are a great storyteller! You should do a video on Queen Marie Leszczyńska of France!

@chrisgeenadriver1631 27 дней назад

I saw Johnny Depp as Louis XV and I just saw Grindelwald in a pirate hat.

@JenniferBristol 19 дней назад

I saw him as The Libertine, which he also starred in. Also a good historical movie.

@dawncharlonne1961 10 дней назад

❤

@lauramason5667 26 дней назад

This was a particularly moving story. My mother‘s name is Madeleine and her maiden name was Barry. I believe that I’ve heard anyway that we are related to her. Thank you for this meaningful documentary.

@sweetlikechocolate437 25 дней назад

Euh, I don't think Jeanne Bécu had any biological children. So, sorry that's not true!!

@lauramason5667 22 дня назад

@@sweetlikechocolate437 I didn’t say direct descendant. I meant related to the family.

@sweetlikechocolate437 22 дня назад

Okay then, how are you(and your family) related to Jeanne, as she never had any children.

@ledam2654 27 дней назад

What's creepy is that I was just looking up examples of women of "common" backgrounds--as in completely common, not even minor nobility, who married into nobility and even royalty. Then boom! This video pops up

@callmethecommentcountess9329 27 дней назад

Interesting

@kaylarechelle111 24 дня назад

When she said King Louis died on may 10 1774 i noticed that I am watching this on 10th of may lol

@avaglennon9873 27 дней назад

I wondered if the necklace was the same one that Marie Antoinette got conned with. That’s so interesting!

@alfredbelanger8326 27 дней назад

It is.

@peacockcrowe2718 27 дней назад

Please do a full video on Madame De Pompadour!

@Sunshine-zm1fx 26 дней назад

Yes, please!

@patrickkelmer6290 27 дней назад

I love the 1919 silent film starring Pola Negri as Madame du Barry.

@danielsantiagourtado3430 27 дней назад

Your voice and narration are the Best lindsay! Your hardwork is always appreciated! You're WAY better than all those AI documentaries out there put together😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

@conclavecabal.h0rriphic 27 дней назад

So freaking true. A real human voice cannot be topped by AI- especially someone as lovely and knowledgeable as Ms. Lindsay Holiday. ✨🩵

@carag2567 26 дней назад

Completely agree! As I was watching I actually had a moment of appreciation for Lindsay's narration. More and more frequently, I click on videos only to hear the robotic spasm, or worse, vaguely human voice that suspiciously never needs to breathe AI nonsense and frankly, it pisses me off. It's so lovely to hear an actual person talking to us 💕

@oliviapendergast1 26 дней назад

Thank you for posting this video I have been waiting all week!!

@aleksanderherman6129 27 дней назад

Love ittt, great work as always! ❤️

@chee3131 27 дней назад

Thanks so much, Lindsay! Every week I almost feel as if you had me in mind when making your vids! Absolutely loved Mme Du Barry!

@anubratabit3027 27 дней назад

Since you have already covered the women of Louis XIV & Napoleon, it would be better to now make a full series on French kings.

@danielsantiagourtado3430 27 дней назад

Thanks so much, Lindsay! Every week I tune in to enjoy your tea and amazing work! Absolutely loved Madame Barry! Hearth please

@tylishaqueenoceanriver1676 27 дней назад

I simply love your videos ❤❤ you’re my official teacher

@eugene2789 27 дней назад

Omg i was waiting for you to talk about her!!!!

@bobbyhogg5727 21 день назад

Great video!! Thankyou!!🤩

@lizziesangi1602 10 дней назад

Very enjoyable documentary! Paintings and the jewels of the day are spectacular! Thank you

@DivaDShawty 27 дней назад

I’ve always wanted to know more about her. Thanks!

@oliviapendergast1 26 дней назад

Your videos are the best !!

@larahemilton 27 дней назад

I already knew this story, but you tell it so well. Riveting

@Andreaofaragon 27 дней назад

Great video

@yaraviera4444 5 дней назад

Thanks so much for taking us a little back to history

@linaaa_xo 21 день назад

You explain this stuff better than my history teacher keep going girl!

@imperiumbrasiliae 27 дней назад

Mind you not even his first great grandson Louis XV had an elder brother who was shockingly also called Louis that died less then a month after his father

@torturedGenius73 27 дней назад

Great show Lindsay!

@DerrickJLarson 25 дней назад

Absolutely excellent video.👍👍

@Mina-Diamandis 27 дней назад

What a fascinating woman. Thank you for the video!

@myownrose 23 дня назад

I absolutely love your videos! I've been captivated by the unique content you create and the engaging way you present it. Perhaps you could consider creating videos about the queens and princesses from the Balkans and Romania, during the period from 1850-1950. I think their fascinating histories and the rich cultural backdrop of that era would make for some truly compelling content. Looking forward to potentially seeing this idea come to life in your future work!❤

@MissWitchiepoo 17 дней назад

You did a really great job on this. Thank you. I was happy to hear you had the part about Zamore and Duc de Brissac and his rolling head and some other things people usually leave out. She was so beautiful and much more than other women back then and she was a sweet woman. I went to see her apartments in Versailles it's much nicer than the rest of the palace. and I also love Petit Trianon and Marie Antoinette's little village, I was in Paris on the anniversary of MA's death and that was special. I have a ton of books about everyone from that period but then one day I thought what about my own ancestors who were they and since they were not royal it would be harder for me to learn anything about them. What I discovered was that I could find several books where they were mentioned even though a lot were ordinary people so I started collecting because we only hear about royals and not about everyone else and that has been a great hobby to get to know my own people and find out I did have well known people in my family and Viking kings. For anyone who loves history look for your own ancestors, you can find a lot online often people have put their family trees online and that's a help.

@Mysticflower._94 25 дней назад

I like all your videos, but this one was one of my favorites

@danielsantiagourtado3430 27 дней назад

Early! You're the Queen of history lindsay! Never miss a video of yours! Can you please consider a video on blessed karl?❤❤❤❤❤❤

@akaemmaclaire 26 дней назад

I was hoping you'd do a video on this movie!!! 🤩

@historicalgarb8790 24 дня назад

Her ending is so incredibly sad :(

@emilybarclay8831 27 дней назад

I admire her rise from rags to riches, but I do wish there was a way a woman could achieve success and wealth in that time period that didn’t involve having to sleep with nasty older men, be it through marriage or mistresshood

@jaciriley123 27 дней назад

They weren't aloud to work other than labor jobs or being a governess and were paid a pittance of what their male counterparts were, if they did earn money in a legitimate way and were married anything they earned would belong to there husbands and later there male children. Women weren't educated in practical things it was very rare for a woman to be educated above the level of a 10 year old by today's standards ( except maybe in languages upper class women were taught multiple languages) and if they were lucky enough to have a male family member who aloud them to further education they weren't aloud to do anything with that education.

@merchantfan 26 дней назад

It was a very hard time to be a woman. There were successful middle class women who were business women but the truly rich were usually nobility and then that system was very much about who you slept with. And part of what caused the French revolution was that there was such a significant difference between the rich and other classes

@LaurenRMann7 25 дней назад

How? That's just not realistic.

@leapintothewild 22 дня назад

@@jaciriley123 allowed, not aloud

@ronrossi8475 17 дней назад

Good learning....Thank you.

@CALLMESIR... 27 дней назад

A great movie on this is "The Affair of the Necklace" with Hillary Swank as Jean de la Motte. And Jolie Richardson as the Queen. It focuses mainly around that fantastic diamond necklace that was originally made for Mdme Dubarry from the king. But the king died before he could give it to her or even pay for it, so the jewelers tried to get the queen to buy it, and of course, she refused. This movie is about stealing that necklace. True story.

@catandrobbyflores 21 день назад

Holy flip! 10 children for the princess Maria. I applaud her surviving that many in those times.

@brendaplaugher240 26 дней назад

So interesting!!

@aairsick 27 дней назад

An amazing and intriguing life!

@reggaespiritdance 25 дней назад

Thank you ❤❤❤

@ashcozza7232 19 дней назад

The tone that you used to speak of slavery in this video is wild. Your tone made it seem like it’s a sad thing that the servants and slaves looted her château, she was a literal slave owner it doesn’t matter if she dressed him up nicely and taught him to read.

@altinaykor364 15 дней назад

it doesn't matter? well, universe seem to disagree with you considering what happened months later and who were the people who were punished. and who was the new ruler and what kind of roles he brought so you see? Slave owner, or slave, doesn't matter! What comes around, goes around and no human being is immune to that

@genevievevitale8141 День назад

Ahhh shut up. The View awaits you.

@thobaniskhosana6336 27 дней назад

Excellent ❤🎉

@animallover6766 6 дней назад

Love the documentaries you do 😍❤ would it be possible to do one for the French revolutionary Theroigne de Mericourt?

@RoseCarroll-pk6mt 26 дней назад

Thank you

@MoMommin 13 дней назад

Love her narrating voice ❤

@theresalaux5655 27 дней назад

Golly, what a gruesome ending !😮

@wykd3742 27 дней назад

Rose of Versailles ❤❤❤

@morticiasunshine1402 26 дней назад

This was so good so good thank you so much so interesting, isn't she also the lady who they kind of got the archetype of the dumb blonde from? I don't remember but I thought that was someone with the last name of Dewberry as well

@yaraviera4444 5 дней назад

Can't wait to see this movie

@lovinglife419 22 дня назад

What a sad story, but a cautionary one as well. It should be told and taught more often to younger people. If I were a history teacher, I’d stream your videos once a week for my class.

@stukale9979 26 дней назад

Hi Lindsay. I appreciate your work so much. I literaly listen to your story telling every time when I go to sleep, so soothing. Thanks! Keep it up.

@LindsayHoliday 26 дней назад

Thank you!

@surner 21 день назад

That was a great story.

@benjaminwfarzad 27 дней назад

Respect to all royal family

@karenokeane6461 24 дня назад

Fabulous narrative. I mean, you can't make this stuff up. LOL. Merci, Lindsay. :)

@darkhuntress92 27 дней назад

Would love to see a video of Madame de Pompedour. There was an episode of Doctor Who (Girl in the Fireplace) centers around her.

@88kidflash 26 дней назад

She didn’t deserve that ugh

@sheenchiou 26 дней назад

Yes, A La Toilet was a very popular fashion house.

@sheilak9915 11 дней назад

It's pretty disgusting that they were killing so many people for no reason.

@ellerose9164 27 дней назад

Great video, thank you👍I only wish you would research the pronounciations of the names

@mjpsy7121 24 дня назад

😲

@oliviapendergast1 20 дней назад

When are you putting out your next video! I can’t wait!

@LucaZhang 27 дней назад

Rose of Versailles is quite accurate story then

@danialeatherman8934 26 дней назад

Just saw the latest movie about her. Johnny Depp was absolutely wooden and Maewenn didn’t look too alluring because she has a strong resemblance to Stephen Tyler

@mjpsy7121 24 дня назад

I was thinking Hillary swank but Stephen Tyler is a good comparison too hahahaha

@altinaykor364 15 дней назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@thevegantitian 22 дня назад

She should have stayed in London. Going back to France was a very bad idea.

@Chanlixfangirl 15 дней назад

I knew it. It was never Marie's fault damn I feel bad for her because she had to pay the price of her husband's family

@soonerredtx4896 12 дней назад

The hypocrisy of these people was staggering. Marie Antoinette, the Dauphine, disliked and looked down upon Du Barry refusing to even acknowledge her. While during this exact same time the Dauphine was hurt and humiliated receiving the same treatment from French courtiers.

@gemmaparker7231 27 дней назад

Poor woman, no deserves that ending

@anaiswatterson4772 27 дней назад

I wonder what happened to her mother!

@tammypearre5033 26 дней назад

Yes. And her younger sibling Claude.

@Sunshine-zm1fx 26 дней назад

This is the first time one of your videos made me cry, Lindsay. What a horrible end to her life. She didn't really do anything wrong her entire life. She did a lot with what she was given in life. The way she was treated growing up, so many people would have ended up differently. She should have lived her life out in her beautiful country home and died if old age. Poor woman.

@pisceanbeauty2503 25 дней назад

Dealing with the aristocracy was always a precarious matter, no matter the social class. Nothing to romanticize or aspire too.

@SassyyjuicyMaria 24 дня назад

She should have remained in England

@altinaykor364 23 дня назад

@@pisceanbeauty2503 but people like you have the right to romanticize lunatics, right? how hypocritical

@LadybugPrinzess 27 дней назад

True beauty destroyed truly.

@dancetothenight 27 дней назад

Holy Fck Lindsey. What a fantastic incredible life story! When you got it, baby you got IT

@jonatikaWwe 27 дней назад

Interesting to know the true story behind the movie, thanks! I’d only say the last phrase is rather inaccurate, it was not “her ambition” that cut her life short, it was the bloody and violent ahemmm I mean fraternal revolution!! 😅

@cierahowell8653 14 дней назад

"leave me alone" lol

@ledam2654 27 дней назад

Lindsay, can you make a video of Karin Månsdotter, daughter of a soldier/commonor who became Queen Consort of Sweden through her marriage to Eric XIV of Sweden?

@tokenhillbilly3745 26 дней назад

The new Movie is pretty good

@LIsa_Shi 24 дня назад

What rot you say. It's not her ambition that cut her life short. It was blood thirsty monsters in the crowd, the corruption of the people.

@BevaLee-jh8xk 15 дней назад

wow how imteresting, these ppl had such an interesting life

@debbralehrman5957 25 дней назад

Ugh what a Horrible time.🤦🏼‍♀️🌹

@areiaaphrodite 27 дней назад

Lindsey should do videos on the mistresses and children of Louis XV next, like the ones she did on Louis XIV

@franceschater2090 27 дней назад

I have a a few requests myself, could you by any chance do Anne of Brittany wife to King Charles the eighth, Mary The rich of Burgundy wife of holy Roman Emperor Maximilian, the traitor Queen of France Marie de medici wife of King Henri the fourth

@mjpsy7121 24 дня назад

I like to think of du Barry as Asia Argento in Marie antoinette. Uppity, conceited, yet insecure, long black hair and spoiled and glamorous.