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While Louanne said love is very similar to how it was in the 19th century, the way we court or hook up in 2021 has altered significantly (Daphne and Simon pictured courting in Bridgerton)
1. Love hasn t changed, but the way we court has
While Louanne said love is very similar to how it was in the 19th century, the way we court or hook up in 2021 has altered significantly. While in the Bridgerton days, courting was a formal, impersonal, transactional process, we now court and hook up with hundreds of potential love interests with the swipe of an app, Louanne told FEMAIL.
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Confessions of a chatelaine: the stories behind Britain s poshest podcast
The Duchess of Rutland of Belvoir Castle and her fellow chatelaines discuss their unusual occupation and the challenges that come with it
20 February 2021 • 10:00am
The Duchess of Rutland, right, presents the show; her daughter Lady Violet Manners, left, is its executive producer
Credit: Andrew Crowley
Earning your keep is that much harder when the “keep” is solid stone reality. Such is the challenge of the chatelaine, a woman in charge of a stately home. If you marry the heir to such a home, you will probably end up inheriting the task of maintaining the place, from its leaking roof to its creaking foundations, and you will have to devise ever-more ingenious fundraising strategies merely to keep the estate as it is.