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Interesting Chelsy Davy "more intelligent" than Prince Harry because she became a lawyer and he is a soldier. A lawyer, ah yes very reputable, very prestigious. High levels of individual aptitude and awareness are a necessity. Much more than a soldier. Even one who was a co-pilot and gunner of a...

Whether a son or daughter the child will have one paternal uncle, Prince Henry of Wales, and one maternal uncle, James Middleton. If their next child will be a daughter I'm sticking with some combination using the names of the former reigning queens:Mary, Victoria, Anne and Elizabeth If the...

Daughter: Mary Anne Victoria Elizabeth (former reigning queens) Son: Edward James Henry Richard (honors both uncles)

If their first child is a daughter and she will one day become queen why not the names of the last four reigning queens: Mary Anne Victoria Elizabeth

Forgive me but for all of the criticism of what he did say no one has made a suggestion of what he should have said. Perhaps he should have spoken of the "wonderful scenery from on high" whilst inside the helicopter? Or maybe his seating arrangement is definitely more comfortable than riding a...

:previous:To King Harald of Norway...he and Prince Charles' are first cousins twice removed.

I believe someone posted something similar earlier...I don't think her speech was meant to be the highlight of this visit. I was downright gloomy until I began to read some the criticisms of the duchess' speech. Oh, I'm not finding humor in what is actually written in posts. What I find...

:previous:It does sound familiar...the Queen in her youth and the late Queen Mother were just as affectionate...

Duchess of Cambridge - Liverpool Visit - February 2012 - YouTube

:previous:Have a look at this... ...:ermm: What does this comment insinuate? She "performed well" because of the "amount of time she's had to practice. We'll see what [L]iverpool brings." Fair point. Nevertheless, in regards to Liverpool how will you know if she has done enough preparation...

:previous:I'm glad you got the joke.:lol: However, my "silly" comments are nothing more than innuendos encouraged by constant insinuating that the Duchess of Cambridge will in one way or another make a fool of herself performing royal duties thus ratifying individuals' opinions of her not...

What do expect her to do...trip while walking up a flight of stairs? Break down in tears from the pressure of the "job"...or some other slip up. Is that what you want to witness?

HM had 2 children after she was thirty...they seem physically healthy and so does she. On the psychological front...I think that's open for debate.

:previous:You're right...the cost to the taxpayer for royal protection to accomplish all of this is totally unacceptable regardless of the benefits:angry:.

This is most interesting!:lol: If I'm correct the Duchess' most recent transgression is her attending a family holiday in Mustique in order to not become ostracized from them due to her new role. The error is amplified by her having performed miniscule duties in the role of a senior member of...

OK, here's a counter: It is the duty of a senior member of the royal family to continue the family legacy which is done by "legitimate additions" to the family. As the Duchess of Cambridge is a senior member of the royal family it her duty to make "legitimate additions" to the royal family in...

Reading these posts is awesome! Some of the "Theories of Laziness" of the Duchess of Cambridge and counter arguments are just fascinating. I wonder if I would be allowed to contribute to such an engaging discussion. Keep in mind the are JMHO. The theory: It is the duty of a senior member of...

:previous:My point is transitioning into equal primogeniture from male primogeniture is unnecessary. Other than an attack on male chauvinism, which is terrible, equal primogeniture has no purpose in the royal family.

:previous:In other words the UK and the Commonwealth in a broad sense practices male chauvinism...especially when it comes to the royal family, correct? The adoption of equal primogeniture would put an immediate end to such a practice in the UK and the Commonwealth. :previous:In the first...

Currently why doesn't the oldest child, hence an older daughter vs. a younger brother, become the heir apparent?

NONSENSE!!! It is the tax payers' money she is using! Itemized groceries, hah! What detergent do they use! What type of body soap, deodorant and toothpaste is being bought with the tax payers' money. It is our right to know. (Sounds like a line from a movie script, huh?)

IMHO the role that Princess Alexandra of Kent has served during her cousin's the Queen's reign should serve as the model for the roles of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie beginning now under their grandmother's reign and continue during their uncle's and cousin's reigns.

This may have been mentioned before, but when one ponders the feasibility of Princess Beatrice and her sister performing royal duties in a fashion they seem to be in circumstances similar to Princess Alexandra when the Queen ascended the throne. Right now there are only two princesses that...

This topic of duties and roles has become awfully vague. Supposedly, it has been insinuated that their uncle the Prince of Wales will reduce the number of royal duties performed by his relatives when he becomes king. It is assumed that included in this group of relatives are Princess Beatrice...

:previous: I don't recall mentioning that under equal primogeniture a heiress apparent's eligibility to a throne could be questioned. Just so happens that I agree with you that in this era it is highly unlikely for two nations to be linked by shared monarchs or even seek to do so.