What happened to the so called son of Princess Margaret that no one knew anything about?

Question

It was in the papers a couple of weeks ago he was going to court to prove this his father was Captain Townsend, and his mother Princess Margaret

Answer 1

Ohhh....the Royals have many secrets locked away.

A few years ago we read of an old aunty locked away in a nursing home with dementia and a cousin somewhere else with Down Syndrome....

We are not amused!!!

Answer 2

WELL IF ITS TRUE THEN HE/SHE WILL JOIN THE MANY TENS OF MILLIONS OF ILLIGITIMATE PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD,"GROW UP YOU LOT".

Answer 3

We will never know the truth on this it will be covered up.

Answer 4

crikey didn't even know of him.... see how little the so called monarchy really interests people.... well i count for a lot of people so i would say none! kidding!

Have sod all no clue..... but in all honesty.... i don't know

Answer 5

A Jersey accountant who claims he may be the illegitimate son of Queen Elizabeth II's late sister, Princess Margaret, won the right to continue his legal challenge to see her will.

Robert Brown age 52, believes he could be the love child of Margaret who died in 2002 aged 71, and British Royal Air Force pilot Peter Townsend, with whom she had an ill-fated love affair.

Wills of senior members of the royal family have been officially sealed since 1911 and not open to public inspection.

Margaret left 7.6 million pounds (15.5 million dollars) to her family and Brown believes he may have been a beneficiary. Brown, ho was born in Nairobi, Kenya on January 5, 1955, also wants to see the will of Margaret's mother, the late Queen Elizabeth.

Answer 6

SOME SAD PERSON TRYING TO GET HIS NAME IN THE PAPER.

Answer 7

He's a q***r.

Answer 8

never heard about his person, what I can say though is I was honoured to have a conversation with her royal highness many years ago, I found her to be super to talk to nothing upper crust about her on that occasion. I will always remember her as a charming lady.