Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI were married as children—14 and 15—never expected to fall in love. Their early marriage was strained and relentlessly judged, but over time it became something rare at Versailles: loyal, private, and deeply committed. They had four children. Two died in early childhood before the Revolution. During imprisonment, their son Louis-Charles was forcibly separated from his mother and later died in captivity at age ten. Only their eldest daughter, Marie-Thérèse Charlotte,