Although their royal roles—and personalities—couldn't have been more different, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret shared ...

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's oldest monarch, had only one sibling, her sister Princess Margaret, who was cremated after her death in 2002.

But it seems as though Queen Elizabeth II’s sister Princess Margaret reportedly had a romance with Eddie Fisher, also known as Debbie Reynolds and Elizabeth Taylor’s ex-husband.

Princess Margaret died on February 9, 2002 following a series of strokes. Here's the true story behind her death, which is recounted on The Crown season 6.

Born in 1926, Queen Elizabeth II was the first daughter of King George VI, followed four years later by her only sibling Princess Margaret. The two girls lived at 145 Piccadilly for the first part ...

Queen Elizabeth II and her younger sister, Princess Margaret, are both depicted in "The Crown." While Queen Elizabeth was seen as a dutiful ruler, Margaret earned the reputation of a "rebel princess." ...

Queen Elizabeth II's younger sister, Princess Margaret, would "never" have written a tell-all memoir like Prince Harry, despite her "spare" status, a former friend and palace aide has revealed ...

Next to the dutiful, dedicated, and long-reigning Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret was the passionate, impulsive, and controversial younger sister who wreaked a path of royal havoc wherever ...

Queen Elizabeth II made it to 96 — but these other royals weren't so lucky Queen Elizabeth II buried alongside husband, sister and parents. This article contains content that is no longer available.

Queen Elizabeth II and her younger sister, Princess Margaret, shared a close bond from childhood until Margaret's death. The Queen shared a heartbreaking statement after Princess Margaret passed ...

In 1945, 19-year-old Princess Elizabeth joined the Auxiliary Territorial Service, the women's branch of the British Army.

This 1958 photo of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in royal regalia was captured by Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon, who went on to marry the monarch's sister, Princess Margaret, in 1960.