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If you think your in-laws are tough, wait until you hear about some of the most dysfunctional families in history. Eleanor Roosevelt had a famously domineering mother-in-law—but that's nothing compared to the royal family that wiped out all of their daughter-in-law’s relatives.
In this episode of The List Show, host and Mytour editor-in-chief Erin McCarthy delves into some of the most dysfunctional in-laws in history. From your typical difficult personalities to brother-in-laws so terrible they imprisoned small children in the Tower of London, these infamous figures show that sometimes, marrying into a new family can be more trouble than it's worth. Just be thankful they're not your in-laws.
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