While King Charles II and his wife were away, his lover Barbara Palmer moved into the palace to give birth to his child.

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When Williams graduated from high school he was voted both "Funniest" and “Least Likely to Succeed."
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When she became chief consort, the Sultan gave Kosem her name, which means "leader of the herd."
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Maria Isabella of Spain struggled with beauty standards. She was considered plain and described as "little, and round as a ball."
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Divine was the inspiration for Ursula from The Little Mermaid.
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Empress Lucilla planned a coup against her deranged brother Commodus—but he discovered her plot and exiled her to Capri.
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Macaulay Culkin's legal name is Macaulay Macaulay Culkin Culkin.
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Gertrude Lawrence was the original Anna in "The King and I".
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Before her marriage to Prince Albert, Charlene was an Olympic swimmer.

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Harry Belafonte's manager and psychiatrist spied on him for the FBI in the late 50s.

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In 1970, President Richard Nixon named Pearl Bailey America’s “Ambassador of Love.”
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The home where Zora Neale Hurston spent her final days had her buried in an unmarked grave.

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To this day, Freddie Mercury’s final resting place is unknown.
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Rasputin referred to the Romanov Tsar and Tsarina as “Papa” and “Mama.”
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While on a research mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ashley Judd shattered her leg.
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In her autobiography, Ethel Merman wrote a chapter about her ex-husband Ernest Borgnine, and it consisted of a single blank page.
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Prince Alemayehu should have been King of Ethiopia after his father's death, but he was kidnapped and taken to England.
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After acting work dried up, Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer tried stealing pine trees and selling them to families at Christmas.
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Anna Sorokin was disobeyed guards frequently while behind bars, and even spent Christmas Day in solitary confinement.
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Paulette Goddard dyed her hair from blonde to brown after Charlie Chaplin advised her to return to her natural color.
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Originally, Elsa was supposed to be the villain of "Frozen."
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Since Princess Louise's death, the royal family has rescinded, locked away, or destroyed many of her papers and files.
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Alexander II's wife woke up one morning and predicted his death—he was gone before the sun went down that day.
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All of Anne Boleyn's miscarriages were boys.
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Peter Lawford was the last person to hear from Marilyn Monroe alive.
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Even thought they'd broken up years before her death, Meena Kumari's ex-husband arranged to have himself buried beside her.

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Because of his frenetic stage show, fans called Jackie Wilson "Black Elvis."
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The conjoined twins, Eng and Chang Bunker, fathered 21 children.
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