Victoria recap: Her Majesty hits bottom when her private life becomes public

Victoria saw the titular queen on the brink of desperation on Sunday after a new episode of clashes with her husband about her position vs popularity.

In flaming scenes, the couple clashed while private sketches had been sold to a newspaper, but after hearing his wife's positive reaction, Her Majesty decided not to sue for damages. .

The situation continues to worsen when she finally discovers the story of Feodora's return to England under the veil of a Flamboyant Georgian themed balloon.

Unhappy: Victoria saw the titular queen on the brink of despair Sunday after a new episode of clashes with her husband about her position vs. popularity

As the episode begins under the veil of worry after the couple's relationship appears to be in play before the arrival of their seventh child, everything seems to be going for the better to admire the family through old sketches.

Bertie proves another problem for Albert, after adopting a mouse and ignoring his lessons, and a phrenologist compares him to the fool King George III.

The family is then moved when she discovers that private sketches have been sold to a newspaper, leaving Victoria persuaded that her people will find the scenes of her baby bathing, Vicky, laughable.

Problems: In flaming scenes, the couple clashed while private sketches had been sold to a newspaper, but after hearing the positive response, Her Majesty decided not to sue for damages.

Unfortunately, this act is not illegal and the couple can only claim damages.

Meanwhile, it seems that dear sister Feo is still struggling with Palmerston, as she invites rather unusual guests to a Georgian themed ball.

The Duchess Sophie is also prepared for humiliation by her horrible husband who offers to leave as a former duchess, who died after being divorced and deprived by her husband.

Fortunately, the valet Joseph tells her, and she opts for a much simpler set – in honor of her grandmother, an old maid.

Fears: The family is then put in turmoil when it is revealed that private sketches have been sold to a newspaper, leaving Victoria persuaded that her people will find the scenes of her baby bathing Vicky laughable.

At the beginning of the ball – the costume and makeup services delivered for these scenes – it is obvious that the queen has become more and more unhappy with Feo's presence in the palace.

The two men clash in a huge fight when Feo confesses that she was sent back from England to be married by her mother and Leopold, so that Victoria could become queen.

This proves the reality for Her Majesty, who realizes how sad her life was in Germany.

Disagree: In the meantime, it seems that dear sister Feo is still in the bath with Palmerston

… while she invites rather unusual guests to a Georgian themed ball

Meanwhile, Sophie enjoys a torrid encounter with Joseph in the back shop and avoids being discovered thanks to Emma, ​​always vigilant.

The next day, Victoria is furious to see that a statement in Latin has been omitted from the newly minted coin, but she is surprised to learn by Palmerston that private photos have been a huge hit with the public .

After deciding not to sue for damages, Victoria is furious to learn that not only has Albert been involved in the making of the room without a statement, but that he still plans to d & # 39; sue for the engravings.

Racy: Meanwhile, Sophie has a torrid encounter with Joseph in the back shop and avoids being discovered thanks to Emma, ​​always vigilant.

This leads to the biggest argument for the couple so far – and there have been many things in this series – while it states its contradictions about being loved and respected as a monarch.

And after the baptism, Victoria confronts Albert again by asking him when he has stopped loving, and he says that he has the duty to love him, as well as their seven children.

The episode ends on a haunting note because Victoria comforts Bertie, who also thinks that Albert does not like him because of his temperament, and our queen fears that her beloved husband will not leave their union for good.

Victoria continues on Sunday May 5th at 9pm on ITV.