WI- Edmund Tudor Lived to His Posthumous Son's Majority?

I'm quite sure he'd have valued being his son's father a great deal - especially being the male heir to the Beaufort legacy but as time passed and his much-younger wife's barrenness became evident would he have separated from her and perhaps openly taken mistresses? Would Edmund have had no more ambition than being a soldier of fortune for himself and his son and done all he could to quash Lady Margaret's far-fetched intention to establish a Tudor Dynasty via Henry? I doubt that he'd have gotten the semiformal title of 'The King's Father' in any case.
 
I think he was JUST as ambitious as Margaret. The whole reason we HAVE Henry VII is because he didn't WANT to have to return the Beaufort inheritance if he ended the same way as John de la Pole (Margaret's first husband).
 
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