1485 to 1536 (50)
From 1509 to 1533. 24 years, right?
Aragon is an autonomous community in northeastern Spain, though it was, for many years, a separate kingdom from 1035 - 1707.
She was 23. Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon were married June 11, 1509. Henry was 17 but just a few weeks shy of his 18th birthday (he was born June 28, 1491) (she was born December 16, 1485).
He married three:- Catherine of Aragon- Catherine Howard- Catherine Parr
2 (Catherine of Aragon and Anne of Cleeves)
Two! King Ferdinand II of Spain and Queen Isabella of Castile.
In the over 20 years that Catherine and Henry were married she was pregnant many times. She had many miscarriages and stillbirths. She gave birth to two sons named Henry, but neither survived as well as Mary, who became Queen Mary
One of them survived, and that was Mary, born 1516, mother: Catherine Aragorn.
He had 6 wives. They were, in chronological order: Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard (Anne Boleyn's cousin) and Catherine Parr.
The had no children. They were only married for about 5 months before he died.
Even though Mary was the only child who lived, Catherine bore Henry many children. By the time of the Great Matter, Catherine may have been menopausal. [You should have asked if Catherine was too old, not to old.]
No she was not. She had been married to Henry VIII for at least 21 years and had one live daughter with him and many more pregnancies. He saved her after by marrying her after his father died and it looked like she would be left in England with no family and almost no money and then he goes and deserts her for a commoner who was half her age.