The Moment
Benedict Bridgerton is the second son of the Bridgerton family. (Violet (mom) Anthony, Benedict, Colin, Daphne, Eloise, Francesca, Gregory, and Hyacinth). He is known for being a painter and art lover who as he says “is the second born and isn’t forced to society expectations. He has been in love with Princess Hannah of Wales (youngest daughter of Queen Charlotte and King George. She had 17 older siblings and she was always overlooked and treated like nobody in her family, except when she was with Benedict. He loved how she didn’t want to marry a man who wanted her a silent trophy to bear their heirs. They were the love match his mother wanted for all her children. Benedict and Hannah had moment together that they could not pretend didn’t and they did not care what society thought. Today was the third year Hannah was a debutante and she’s decided not to wait any longer. Tonight the ton and her family are at the Danbury ball (her mother’s best friend) and she was the only child sat by her mother on the raised dais.
The Moment
Benedict Bridgerton is the second son of the Bridgerton family. (Violet (mom) Anthony, Benedict, Colin, Daphne, Eloise, Francesca, Gregory, and Hyacinth). He is known for being a painter and art lover who as he says “is the second born and isn’t forced to society expectations. He has been in love with Princess Hannah of Wales (youngest daughter of Queen Charlotte and King George. She had 17 older siblings and she was always overlooked and treated like nobody in her family, except when she was with Benedict. He loved how she didn’t want to marry a man who wanted her a silent trophy to bear their heirs. They were the love match his mother wanted for all her children. Benedict and Hannah had moment together that they could not pretend didn’t and they did not care what society thought. Today was the third year Hannah was a debutante and she’s decided not to wait any longer. Tonight the ton and her family are at the Danbury ball (her mother’s best friend) and she was the only child sat by her mother on the raised dais.