IT'S SAID that women love a bad boy, and if allegations are to be believed, it appears the Queen's younger sister Princess Margaret also enjoyed a man from "the wrong side of the tracks".
The up-town-girl is alleged to have had an affair with notorious British gangster John Biden – who had a unique was of entertaining people with his penis and a number of beer mugs.
The Princess, who died in 2002, was known for her love of a good party, she could particularly let loose when she was in her Caribbean holiday home of Mustique.
In the 1970s, it's alleged she had a fling with London gangster John Bindon – whose party trick was hanging five half-pint beer tankards from his manhood.
The short-lived romance is supposed to have taken place after the mobster spent three weeks at her home on the Caribbean island.
The story comes from to John Bindon’s ex, Vicki Hodge, who incidentally also dated Prince Andrew, and was with John on the trip.
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Former actress and model Vicki claimed she knew all about the illicit affair and that the Royal even snuck Bindon into Kensington Palace.
Talking to the Mirror, Vicki Hodge, the daughter of baronet Sir John Hodge, said: "John told me he had sex with Princess Margaret the first time he went to Mustique.
"He always told me about his affairs, but he refused to go into details. In those days in Mustique, everyone thought nothing of making love on the beach."
Vicki alleged the party Princess was attracted to Bindon because he stood out from her usual crowd.
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She said: "John was tall, broad, with an air of menace, coupled with a boyish charisma that rendered him irresistible.
"The Princess loved his cockney accent, his rhyming slang and dirty jokes."
The gangster was apparently proud of his manhood and often did party tricks with it, and Vicki alleged mischievous Margaret asked to see it on the beach.
The guests were enjoying lobster, champagne and caviar when Margaret’s close friend Lord Glenconner asked him to reveal his assets.
Vicki said: "He turned to John and said: 'Ma'am knows about your advantage in life and would really like to see it. He jumped up and was followed by Margaret and a lady-in-waiting." Vicki alleged the Royal joked that it was “like a fossil".
Margaret always denied any affair with the gangster but numerous reports, including in Craig Brown's biography of the Princess, claim there was an affair.
Born in Fulham in 1943, John was the son of a London cab driver and spent time in prison fro petty crime as a teen.
He moved into movies after director Ken Loach spotted him in a pub and offered him a role in his 1967 film Poor Cow.
He appeared in Performance opposite Mick Jagger and in Get Carter with Michael Caine.
But offscreen he was alleged to deal in drugs and have connections with the Kray twins.
He was invited for a three week break in Margaret’s hideaway in Mustique in 1970.
John recalled later: “My accent and Cockney phrases foxed her sometimes. We talked about acting, films and showbiz. I think she liked me because I nattered away quite happily.”
A few years later, however, John was on trial for murder after allegedly killing London gangster John Darke outside a Putney pub in 1978.
He fled to Dublin but returned a year later to stand trial at the Old Bailey, where he was acquitted.
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Margaret went on to start a well-publicised romance with Roddy Llewellyn, who was 17 years her junior.
John Bindon's film career collapsed and he lived as a recluse in London until his death from an Aids-related illness in 1993.
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