I wonder if Harry is deeply regretting it yet?
As someone who served Prince Harry at the Royal bar at the polo once, I can assure you he most certainly IS into all that nonsense lol.
This to me is most likely. I think he will become a target by the extremist mob. I think this is one situation where the police would be quick to act.I thought the sudden drop out of the memorial service could have been related to a safety threat on his life? I know, slightly extreme!
Did he post that story on IG about Palestine before or after he dropped out? Today he’s now posting about antisemitism. Just a random thought.
I've met a few of them a few times too and I agree with you. Princess Anne was ready to chat for ages as I was riding a horse at the time we met. Very down to earth.For anyone that may be interested, I live in the Cotswolds and have done for many years. I've been lucky, in my opinion, to meet quite a few royals over the years. So I'll list them and give a brief opinion of what I thought of them
King Charles, pre HoS - Lovely, went around the room at least three times and interacted with me just as many. Remembered my name on every interaction. Truly very generous with his time.
Camilla - Funny, a bit standoffish but not rude. She was very kind to the elderly people who were there to greet her but did look like she'd rather be elsewhere lol.
Princess Anne - The most down to earth of them all, chatted about horses and the roadworks outside Tetbury at the time that meant she was a few minutes late which, in her own words, she can't abide
William - Interacted briefly at the Polo, wasn't overly kind or rude in any way. Just existed as a fairly normal human for the short time I was in his vicinity.
Harry - Entitled, charming and doesn't know his please and thank you's when it comes to the little people. Could have been a bad afternoon, or he could just be a wanker.
Sophie - She was a true delight, very funny, lovely to chat to, open to hugs from the vulnerable adults she was there to visit. Truly a lovely, lovely human with warmth and humour. My favourite of all
Being in Sophies presence, its no wonder she was the Queens favourite. A great lady.
I agree but the cynical side of me says that because they get on with the job and haven't done anything scandalous in aeons the tabloids just aren't interested. A great pity.
It’s a royal knockout was his idea
Some people seemed to think that his leaving the Marines was a disgrace. I thought it was entirely sensible as it didn't suit him.
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Said too much. Getting caught calling possibly the world's most famous mother in law an 'old dear' was especially 'ouch'.
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She strikes me as someone you wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of
