So I was defending Anne on a diffrent site. I received this message back, I don't really know what to make of it. Was Henry seeking a divorce in 1634? Thats the first I had heard…

“There is only one recorded happening of Henry telling Jane “shut up” and
at that it was a warning to remain away from business of state.

Compared
to Anne Boleyn, Jane was by far kind and compassionate. Jane never
publicly spoke ill of Anne or Elizabeth, nor can Jane be directly
implicated in Anne's death. Jane was a women who refused to sleep with
the King, when after Anne suffered a miscarriage it was then that
prospect of his wife came into the picture.

Jane was considered
to be the 'fairest of all” the King's wives by John Russell and “utmost
charm in appearance” by Polydere Virgil. The account the claims she “is
not of much beauty” and “rather pale” are from the same person, Chapyus.
Jane
started serving Katharine when Anne Boleyn was already in Henry's
affections, he wasn't about to notice ANYONE else at that time.

He
showed countless times he was tired of Anne's behavior before the
jousting accident. He repudiated her on several occasions for her temper
and even questioned the idea of a divorce in 1534, two years before the
joust.
His personality in actuallity no way changed after the joust,
it's speculated but evidence of Henry's change came when he broke from
Rome and was in complete control of England.

Henry may have
flirted during his marriage to Jane, but unlike Katharine and Anne,
there is no record of Henry taking a mistress while married to Jane.

And
Henry was distraught upon Jane's illness and death. Henry had planned a
hunt but called it off when Jane suddenly became sick, she had lived
for 12 days after Edward's birth. There are different reports of Henry
completely shutting down and becoming despondent upon her death. He
remained in mourning for several months and had to be convinced to
remarry.

This can all be found out in the biography on Jane by Elizabeth Norton.”

Have any of you heard about that?