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Wallis Simpson's sex move was so potent it nearly brought down the monarchy. Now I know its intoxicating powers: JANA HOCKING

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Wallis Simpson's sex move was so potent it nearly brought down the monarchy. Now I know its intoxicating powers: JANA HOCKING
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Apparently, Edward suffered from what sounds suspiciously like premature ejaculation. Or, to put it more politely, the performance was often over before the woman had settled into her seat.Wallis was said to be the only woman who could truly satisfy and, ahem, sustain him. Whatever she was doing, she conquered a problem countless others had failed to solve and left him so sexually besotted that even the Crown couldn't compete.Which brings us to her secret.

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Publication timeSat, 25 Jul 2026 21:11:06 GMT
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There is a sordid tale about Wallis Simpson that involves a certain sexual technique she supposedly learned during her time in Shanghai that is so fabulously outrageous, I genuinely want to believe it.Wallis, of course, was the American divorcée at the center of one of the biggest scandals the British monarchy has ever seen.She was still married to her second husband, Ernest Simpson, when, in January 1934, she began an affair with Edward, then Prince of Wales. By the time he became King Edward VIII two years later, he was hopelessly besotted and determined to make her his wife.Given a choice between the Crown and Wallis we all know which way he jumped – jettisoning the throne after 325 days and declaring that he could not carry out his duties without 'the help and support of the woman I…

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