Anne of Cleves is said to have been the luckiest wife of King Henry VIII, for she would not lose her head inside the confines of the Tower of London. But she was a woman who was ridiculed for her looks by the grotesque and large Tudor king who was significantly older than her. Henry VIII is of course remembered for his 6 wives, and his marriage to Anne was nothing short of a sham, as the marriage would be quickly annulled. But it cost the English King a significant amount of money, as Anne was a German Princess and she could not be dealt with quietly, and she was given a huge amount or property and land including the childhood home of Henry’s executed second wife. She would outlive the rest of Henry’s wives, including Catherine Parr the King’s sixth and final wife, but she died at the age of 41 inside of Chelsea Manor. But what is the story of her death?