So the next speaker is Rebecca Larson from Tudor's Dynasty or Dynasty, depending on how you say it,

Tudors Dynasty, dynasty.com. And I'm so glad to have you here because I've been reading your blog

for a long time and I love it. So let me just introduce Rebecca, American

by birth, but English at heart. Rebecca Larson is the owner of Tudor's Dynasty.com and she

loves researching all things Tudor. Her favorite thing about the dynasty is all of the drama

and that's what she's going to talk about today.

There's so many scandals. There's never a dull moment in the Tudor court is there.

It's like a soap opera. It is. It definitely is. So I guess we'll jump right into the talk and the

questions. What initially had you, that's what got you started in this period,

right? It was kind of the drama. You know, Henry the eighth to me, he is so intriguing,

and I tend to focus more on his era because I feel like there was so much that happened in that,

what, 36 years that he reigned, that it's so easy to focus on him so in the last couple

years i've really really focused on his reign and what happened during his reign and his six wives

because there's so much drama that comes with his six wives that it is it's like a soap opera

and i love soap operas so i get my drama by researching the tutors that's awesome so

you have a couple of scandals that you want to tell us about right I do and you know and it was

hard to narrow down which ones were my favorite or which ones were the most scandalous of all of

them but I would have to say I would start with Henry the 8th's

affair with Anne Stafford, the Duke of Buckingham's sister. To me, and that one blows it out of the water.

Yeah. And it's, you know, we hear about most of it from a letter from, I believe he was an ambassador

working for Ferdinette the second of Aragon, Catherine of Aragon's father. And so he's reporting

back to somebody that he knew about the scandal that was happening at the Tudor Court. And it's

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