Jane Seymour is seen as King Henry VIII’s “angelic” wife, but that’s a huge historical lie. Jane very much had a dark ...

Jane was a devout Protestant at a time of religious upheaval, the ultimate innocent victim of the chicanery of the Tudor court in the chaotic aftermath of Henry VIII’s reign.

Jane Seymour: A lady-in-waiting to both Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn, ... Their fortunes rise dramatically when Henry VIII chooses the second daughter, Jane, as his third wife.

[Seymour] has just had her first conjugal night with Henry VIII. Cromwell and Jane are in love and would have married if Henry VIII hadn’t intervened and stolen her for himself.

Life as a woman in the court of Henry VIII was a high-stakes game of survival. As the final instalment of Hilary Mantel’s Tudor trilogy comes to BBC One, Katie Rosseinsky speaks to the ...

Jane Seymour died after childbirth and Henry ordered that she be granted a queen's funeral. ... Henry VIII died on 28 January 1547 and was succeeded by his son, Edward VI.

He’s joined by Damian Lewis (Billions, Homeland) as Henry VIII, Jonathan Pryce (Slow Horses, The Two Popes) as Cardinal Wolsey, and Kate Phillips (Miss Scarlet, Peaky Blinders) as Jane Seymour.

Anne Boleyn’s famous portrait by an uknown artist is actually a posthumous commemorative creation, we learn, while Jane Seymour’s personal heraldic badge, carved from Reigate stone around 1536 ...

Czyzycki as Catherine of Aragon, Milazzo as Anne Boleyn, Clark as Jane Seymour, Federici as Anna of Cleves, Sperrazza as Howard and Howe as Parr comprise one cast for the Ovation Playhouse production.

Kelly Denice Taylor as Jane Seymour in the current national tour of “Six,” is returning to The Bushnell with a different cast Dec. 31 through Jan. 5, just two years after it first played there.