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We all know about this big man, but he actually only gained the weight after a jousting incident in his 40s. We’ve all been there. But which was the third of his unhappy wives?<…

We all know about this big man, but he actually only gained the weight after a jousting incident in his 40s. We’ve all been there. But which was the third of his unhappy wives?<…
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We all know about this big man, but he actually only gained the weight after a jousting incident in his 40s. We’ve all been there. But which was the third of his unhappy wives?

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Well this has to be a reference to Henry VIII of England. Jane Seymour was his third wife and he didn't kill her! She died 12 days after giving birth to Edward VI, due to birth complications.
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