A recent news article mentioned the fact that so many of William's friends are offspring of Charles' friends- the group that is known as the Highgrove Set, with familiar names like Van Cutsem, Tollemache, Van Straubenzee, Palmer-Tomlinson, etc.
Will the sons and daughters of Charles' friends form the basis of what will now be the Cambridge Set?
The article mentioned that Diana regarded this group (the Highgrove Set) with dread; does it mean that William is taking on more and more of his father's tastes and character?
Or is it simply that we all tend to befriend the people we see most frequently and know to be trustworthy?
Will the sons and daughters of Charles' friends form the basis of what will now be the Cambridge Set?
The article mentioned that Diana regarded this group (the Highgrove Set) with dread; does it mean that William is taking on more and more of his father's tastes and character?
Or is it simply that we all tend to befriend the people we see most frequently and know to be trustworthy?
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