Queen’s nephew the Earl of Snowdon and wife announce divorce after more than 25 years of marriage

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The Queen’s nephew has announced that he and his wife are divorcing – the Royal family’s second separation in six days.

David Armstrong-Jones, who is the Earl of Snowdon and the son of the late Princess Margaret; and the Countess of Snowdon, his wife of more than 25 years, had “amicably agreed” that their marriage was over.

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