I was listening to bbc london radio during the coronation weekend. An author named Tom Quinn who wrote about growing up as royals.
He mentioned how they don't have to worry about getting good grades or going to work, simply because they are born into the privilege and they therefore don't have to try much at all, especially when it comes to education because...nepotism.
They can get a top education without needing to get 3 A* (for e.g) like us normies would need to, and even then there would be no guarantee of us getting into said institution unlike them.
It's really the same old for those with privilege. Imagine what someone else may have achieved with that education over any of the other younger royals who seemingly take that education for granted.
Even though there's part of me that is intrigued by the royal family and their history, it's the privilege that leaves a bad taste in my mouth, especially when they get the finer things including education.