The Dirty Duchess: Polaroids, Power & the Divorce That Shook Britain
In a locked Mayfair drawer, a Duke discovered Polaroids that would destroy his wife. Naked except for her signature pearls. With a man whose face had been carefully cropped out of every frame.
Eighty-eight names. Ministers. Movie stars. Whispers of royalty.
It was 1963, and the divorce of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll became the longest, costliest, and most scandalous in Scottish legal history. When the photographs were entered as evidence, Margaret Campbell was no longer a glamorous socialite — she was the Dirty Duchess.
In this episode, Alexander Lawson unravels the bitter marriage, the…
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