Queen's nephew David Armstrong to divorce wife Serena after 26 years -

- David and Serena announced they will be ending their marriage through their representatives

- The couple were married in 1993 and together have two children

- David is the 22nd in line to the British throne

- The Earl is the son of Queen Elizabeth II's sister, the late Princess Margaret and her late husband, Anthony Armstrong-Jones

There seems to be trouble in the Queen Elizabeth II's kingdom after the Earl of Snowdon, David Armstrong-Jones and his wife Countess Serena announced their divorce.

David and Serena who have been married for 26 years amicably agreed to file for a divorce bringing to an end their long union.

According to Time, the couple shared news of their divorce on Tuesday, February 18, through their representative.

David is the son of the Queen's late sister, Princess Margaret who died in 2002 and her photographer husband, the late Earl of Snowdon, Anthony Armstrong-Jones, who died in 2017.

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The Earl and Countess of Snowdon have two children - 20-year-old Viscount Linley Charles Armstrong-Jones and Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, 17.

David, who is the 22nd in line to the British throne, married in October 1993 at Westminster.

The couple in their statement asked the press to respect their privacy and that of their family.

News of their divorce comes less than a week after the Queen's eldest grandson, Peter Phillips and his wife Autumn announced their split.

Phillips aged 42 and Autumn, 41, revealed to their families their decision to part ways at the end of 2019.

Phillips and Autumn wedded in 2008 at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle in a ceremony attended by senior royals including the Queen.

This came after the departure of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Prince Andrew stepping down amid scandals.

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