Scandal at Buckingham Palace: book says Queen Mother was daughter of cookmaid

A new book sparks anger among the British as it allegedly provides shocking revelations. Thus, it is said that the Queen Mother would have actually been the daughter of royal family’s cookmaid who was not even British, but French.

Book’s author, Lady Colin Campbell, argues that both the Queen Mother (who gave birth to Queen Elizabeth II) Elizabeth Bowes Lyon and her younger brother, David, were given birth by the Royal’s French cook, used as a surrogate mother because Cecilia- the real mother- could not have children anymore, after she had already had 8.

Lady Colin uses as arguments the name Marguerite, the French name given to the Queen Mother as well as her nickname, “Cookie” which can mean both “cake” and a diminutive of the cook in English.

The scandalous revelations which are not trustful since there is no evidence, come at a bad time as Queen Elizabeth II has just held a ceremony on Friday to mark 10 years since the loss of her mother, Queen Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon.

The book is called “The Queen Mother: the untold story of Elizabeth Bowes Lyon” and will be released on the market next month.