The Princess Royal and Sir Timothy Laurence reside at Gatcombe in Gloucestershire and despite their sprawling royal estate ...

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Princess Anne's relationship with her second husband, Sir Timothy Laurence, is highlighted on Season Five of “The Crown." The Netflix series shows how the romance tied into the events of queen ...

Over the course of their nearly three decades of marriage, Anne, Princess Royal, and her second husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, have become known as one of most low-key royal couples.

Sir Timothy Laurence has been Princess Anne’s husband for over three decades. The British monarchy is no stranger to media attention, but the couple does not like to flaunt their relationship ...

He’s been Princess Anne’s rock for decades ... but what is the story behind stalwart Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence? Good humoured, kind and reliable are just a few of the many descriptions ...

But by the end of the year, there was cause for celebration as Princess Anne married Sir Timothy Laurence, following her divorce from Captain Mark Phillips. Recommended King Charles sends first ...

Princess Anne has made a name for herself as Britain's hardest-working royal, and during her many engagements she can often count on her husband Sir Timothy Laurence to be by her side. Timothy has ...

Sir Timothy Laurence has been married to Princess Anne for decades and many fans might be wondering if the retired naval officer had been married before. He might not be an official working royal ...

Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence gave a brief update on Princess Anne following her third night at the hospital after being injured in a horse-related incident. Sir Tim ...

Her husband, Timothy Laurence, accompanied her there. Princess Anne's medical team has said her injuries are consistent with the possible impact from a horse's head or legs. Need a break?