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When Lady Pamela Mountbatten, a lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth II, married David Hicks in 1960, it was "the beginning of a complicated marriage between two people who adored each other." |
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VF talks to Meaghan Oppenheimer, who answers burning questions about separating a fan-favorite couple and Lucy's downward spiral. |
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On the season 2 premiere, the absence of fan-favorite Dr. Heather Collins didn't merit a mention. Online, it was a different story. |
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