Lord Mountbatten’s great -granddaughter Maddison May Brudenell says that the royal family is looking at the crown – and reveals what they really think of it

As the great -granddaughter of Lord Mountbatten, her family is considered more royal than the royals.

However, new mother Maddison May Brudenell admits that they have not been able to resist to tune to see how their lives are played on the crown.

The British royal family has insisted that they are not going to the Netflix series, which documents the regime of the late Queen Elizabeth II And recalls very personal events.

Earl Spencer” Princess Diana‘s brother, previously revealed that he felt uncomfortable to view the image of his sister in the drama and that he feared that viewers’ forget that it is fiction’.

But the former communication director of the King Kristina Kyriacou has admitted that Queen Camilla ‘Absolutely’ looks at the showAlthough it is not ‘tickling’ by Charles.

Speaking with Femail during the AJA Botanicals event of Tilly Wood in Gold Notting Hill, confirmed Maddison, 31, once and for all that her family looks at the show – and revealed what they really think of it.

‘We looked a bit, but my grandmother [Lady Pamela Hicks] Says it is very dramatized. I prefer to read my grandmother’s anecdotes and talk to her, “she shared.

Although she admitted that it is ‘surrealistic’ to look at, she also said that she feels the ‘responsibility’ to have such a heritage.

She continued: ‘It always made me that I wanted to take my place in this world very seriously, so I take great consideration about the actions and the choices I make.

‘I think it’s the privilege – I don’t take that for granted. I think there are many people in this world who are great, friendly and great people, but they don’t have the chance I have, so I want to make sure that I don’t cancel out that chance to speak and make a difference. ‘

Maddison recently welcomed baby number four in August after splitting her first husband and remarried the Canadian welder Bret Kapetanov in October.

Speaking of baby Michael, she said he “is sleeping fantastic and I’m really happy”, but said “for now we’re done [having children].

She laughed: ‘I actually took some guidance by taking Cara Babies on Instagram, and she has some fantastic tips. I think the experience helps if you have done it so often. ‘

As far as her famous family members are concerned, she hinted that she doesn’t see King Charles often.

“He is a very busy man, but my brother is his godson. We are just in the grip of young family life, and that’s the reality, “she said.

The former Ralph Lauren model shares three children with DJ Olaoleuwa ModuU-Ojo and was in the middle of their divorce when she met Welder Bret during a trip to Ontario.

Within a few months after that first meeting, Bret moved to the UK and Introduced to Maddison in June 2023.

In an interview with Hello!Maddison explained how she spent 40 hours of giving birth with their son Michael Adam in the parental home.

She opened her dramatic home birth, which made her go to the hospital after 40 hours work.

She explained: ‘I lifted him out of the water and kept him against my chest, and then I heard a snap, it was very alarming.

“Michael turned white and then the midwives took over; Then the ambulances and paramedics arrived. ‘

Invlementment is a serious delivery complication and is usually the result of compression caused by VASA Previa, where blood vessels block the birth canal.

As an alternative, it can also be caused by an umbilical cord subsidence – where the cord for the baby falls through the birth canal.

Although the mother did not explain why her umbilical cord broke, Maddison and Michael were then admitted to the hospital – but both mother and son seem to have made a full recovery.

Maddison posted on her Instagram stories: ‘I thought my fourth baby would be my easiest. This work really surprised me. ‘

Elsewhere in the interview, Maddison – who is the granddaughter of Lady Pamela Hicks – that she had named her youngest son after her grandfather Michael Brudenell, who was a royal midwife.

The grandfather of Maddison delivered all children of the late queen and died in March 2015, only two weeks before his 90th birthday.

Despite their enormously different backgrounds, Maddison revealed that her family was very hospitable towards her upcoming husband and says that Lady Pamela is ‘very proud to call Bret her new grandson’.

She added: ‘He had a completely different education for me, worked on the farm and went to work for school and after school. In that respect he is a Lord and knows how to treat a woman, and he knows how to respect his elderly. He has shown grandma nothing but respect, and she keeps him to a large extent. ‘

Maddison, the daughter of actor Jeremy Brudenell and Edwina Hicks, married Modupe -Ojo – whose artist name Jazz Purple in 2015.

The great -grandfather of Maddison was the beloved Overkoom of King Charles, the 1st Earl Mountbats of Burma.

She explained that she connected to ModuUme-Ojo, who grew up in Manchester, came through music and their marriage as a surprise for Maddison’s colleagues.

“I fell in love with his work and I started to attend concerts, but it was only a year later we met,” she said.

‘We ran away and ran away in a small family brown loss. Our children are blessed with the most beautiful double heritage. ‘

She had followed her mother’s footsteps in the fashion company when she was signed as a model as a model at the age of 16. She has worked for Ralph Lauren and Belstaff.

Now a ‘well -being’ lawyer, she says that entering the company has influenced its mental health so young.

“I was depressed, anxious and felt pressure in the industry to keep my weight low, to party,” she said. “I was addicted to drugs and I fight for an eating disorder.”

Maddison attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth in September 2022. Her grandmother, Lord Mountbatten’s daughter Lady Pamela, is one of the two surviving bridesmaids of the queen and a former lady in the wait.

Maddison has good memories of the Queen Mother, from whom she stood next to the balcony of Buckingham Palace after watching the color.

“I had never had such a great experience before,” she remembered. “I remember that she turned to me and said,” There are many horses, right? How much do you think? ” I was a bit goobsmacked, I think I just answered: “I don’t know”. ‘

Maddison added: “I was always told to consider our family with interest.”

Maddison’s great-grandfather Lord Mountbatten was murdered in August 1979 when an IRA bomb went short after he left the fishing village of Mullaghmore in his boat.