![]() ![]() The Graham Norton Show, BBC One, Friday 8 November 10.40pm. Lord Glenconner eventually sold his interest in Mustique after financial difficulties in the 1970s and went into exile in St Lucia. Lady Anne continued to work with Princess Margaret until her death in 2002, at the age of 71. After the royal couple's marriage turned turbulent, Mustique became Margaret's refuge and was her sanctuary away from a life in the limelight. After their marriage in 1960, Lord Glenconner gifted Margaret with a plot of land on Mustique, where she had a five-bedroom villa built, christened Les Jolies Eaux (Beautiful Waters). Princess Margaret met her future husband, Antony Armstong-Jones, who was hired to take photos at Lady Anne and Lord Glenconner's wedding. Princess Margaret with Lord and Lady Glenconner in Mustique in 1977 ![]()
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