What Life Is Like For Princess Anne's Former Daughter-In-Law Now 

She is a gold diger.

Sad as they seemed like such a loving couple. Maybe now they will get back together

Glad she did not know how to parent. Her children were so naughty

Princess Anne is amazing amazing I have a huge respect for HER!!!!

A smart and not narcissistic women..

Um you have no idea how Anne is with her ex daughter in law ..autumn lives in another house on the estate ..there’s also a place for Mark Philips Peter and Zara’s dad …

Anne let her ex husband live on her estate with his new family. I'm sure Anne has remained friendly with Autumn too.

@@brendarimmer8441I believe she was referencing Anne not being a support to Diana after she and Charles split.

You don’t know that!

I miss seeing them as a family. I assume someone cheated, maybe more than once. Pure speculation in my part. I agree that parents get divorced too many times. Why not work at it harder, and make it work for the family?

Yes they kept their life private. But remained good friends. I’m sure she got on well with Royal family. But that is a rigid hard life, protocol, etiquette, discipline, etc. You really have to be there from birth. I’m glad they think of kids. O don’t believe Parents should stay together if don’t live each other any more. Kids can sense it

Depends on why and how the relationship ended. Easier if the couple simply grow apart than if there has been abuse or lack of fidelity on one side only.

There is nothing wrong with Anne, the Princess Royals hair style. She is not a commoner from the street who has to keep up with latest ' fashion " trends.

Maybe she has difficult hair and this style works best. She doesn’t strike me as a hair fusser.

She may not consider appearance beyond being tidy with a great figure. But it is frustrating not to see her make much effort at all. I’m Camilla’s age, and n one in my generation has ever worn that matronly hair sty le. She had blonde snd a lighter brown when she was yin any way and since Covid I have gotten into some sloppy patterns. But I don’t do the constant rounds of charities. She’s very much a public figure. Oh well, she gets to do and e what she wants, and it’s none of my business.

@@lindabartlett2489keeping a more flattering hairstyle and color does not make you a coiner or a street Walker. Get a grip.

I'm sure P.Anne didn't intend to frustrate you

Does it not take the two people in the marriage to keep the marriage going

why the hell the English didn't keep their he couldn't keep it going too the things you all women comes up with if you are a joy intruth it ws his duty to play his part not her solely you ignoramus you can't tell he still likes Autumn,it's AUTUMN that probably stick to her intentions to divorce him and move back to CANADA she was stop all that family love her including ANNIE. 2 girl friends out in public with both resemble Autumn she is a gem all she had wanted probably was for him to stayed in the country ,he take that woman to his uncle go and look at his face

If she was, she would have stayed married. Peter's a handsome fellow, one never knows what goes on in a marriage.

I only know that in the British Royals have been a lot of separation and divorces. Really not some people to look up as an example of lifestyle for us simple people.🙄

@@pinkpanther7030 Depends on which family member you are speaking of. Of course, the late Queen Elizabeth ll was married forever, but many people from her generation were far more religious & treated their vows seriously. Her son, Prince Edward chose wisely & he has been married to Sophie for 25 years. The Prince and Princess of Wales have been married for 13 years, compared to most modern unions they have a strong marriage. If the king had been allowed to marry Camilla when he was younger, then his history would have been different. He and Camilla will be celebrating 20 years of marriage next year. Princess Anne's first husband was unfaithful to her & she later married a more suitable man. They have been married for 30 years. When 50% of marriages end in divorce, I think their odds are better than the general public

@@mtngrl5859 Sure. but the general public often don't have the means and the money to divorce or separate...so they stuck together also for the sake of the children.

@@pinkpanther7030 That was true many years ago, but less so now. Again, 50% of marriages fail in certain age groups. What we do see in the US, young marriages have a higher rate of failure. If people wait until their late 20's to marry, divorce rate is much lower. Typically people are better educated, are stronger financially, have more life experience to navigate a marriage.