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✓ Published: 25-Apr-2024
✓ Published: 25-Apr-2024
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They were two of the most “lustful” Kings of England and they worked well to cultivate their reputation as being the ultimate symbols of virility.<br/><br/>King Charles II was the first king to use condoms but still managed to have six children as well as at least 14 “official bastards” by seven different mothers.<br/>The horniest kings of England King Charles II and Edward VII | Thrilling Point<br/>King Edward VII was said to have at least three to four women a week for 50 years. And, with his specially designed sex chair he was easily able to entertain two ladies at once.<br/>Neither King was terribly fussy and they certainly were not snobs; happily taking their pickings from noblewomen and actresses as well as prostitutes.
They were two of the most “lustful” Kings of England and they worked well to cultivate their reputation as being the ultimate symbols of virility.<br/><br/>King Charles II was the first king to use condoms but still managed to have six children as well as at least 14 “official bastards” by seven different mothers.<br/>The horniest kings of England King Charles II and Edward VII | Thrilling Point<br/>King Edward VII was said to have at least three to four women a week for 50 years. And, with his specially designed sex chair he was easily able to entertain two ladies at once.<br/>Neither King was terribly fussy and they certainly were not snobs; happily taking their pickings from noblewomen and actresses as well as prostitutes.
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