Least Favorite Royal Family

[Queen Penelope]

Originally Posted by Moonmaiden23

What I find rather revealing about the GRF is the manner in which they seem to go about proving that they are still Royal and relevant.

Take Pavlos and MC's rather over-the-top 1995 nuptials...where you had the fact that it had the BIGGEST ROYAL TURNOUT since the Queen's coronation brought up over and over again, ad nauseum.

In all fairness, that might not have been so much the GRF's idea as it was a case of overcompensation by the nouveau riche Millers.

Each of the couple's five children has a plethora of ROYAL godparents mostly, as well.

What's the point of all this Royal overkill with them??

Yes! Absolutely right!!! Totally feel the same!!

[Biri]

My least favourite are Malaysian Royals: full of violence towards women and accidents with weapons.

[Princess Luna]

Originally Posted by Moonmaiden23

What I find rather revealing about the GRF is the manner in which they seem to go about proving that they are still Royal and relevant.

Take Pavlos and MC's rather over-the-top 1995 nuptials...where you had the fact that it had the BIGGEST ROYAL TURNOUT since the Queen's coronation brought up over and over again, ad nauseum.

In all fairness, that might not have been so much the GRF's idea as it was a case of overcompensation by the nouveau riche Millers.

Each of the couple's five children has a plethora of ROYAL godparents mostly, as well.

What's the point of all this Royal overkill with them??

I couldn`t said it better myself Moonmaiden23!

[doric44]

the Greeks and the Italians are funny ..in a sad way .
heck most of the "royal families" who lost their crowns get over it seriously its gone and its not coming back so stop the charade

[Moonmaiden23]

Originally Posted by Biri

My least favourite are Malaysian Royals: full of violence towards women and accidents with weapons.

Oh my God...really? That is awful.

When I think violent Royals, I usually think about the deposed Nepalese Royal family...that was truly horrifying.

[Biri]

Really, really: you can read "Once I Was A Princess" by Jacqueline Pascarl-Gillespie. (Litterature of fact)
Also Manohara Odelia Pinot accused her husband (I don't remember his name) of using violence towards her.

Also Netty Leistra on her site Netty's Royalty Page describes accident(s) with weapons (Royal News: from 1998-present)