Here's a new thread for news and pics of the Earl and Countess of Wessex!
Here's the old thread
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2423
Here's the old thread
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2423
Countess of Wessex with her dad?gloria said:Here is some new photos.
Not all royals go at their duties alone -- even royal-born princes and princesses. Think about various state visits in which Queen Margrethe and her husband have been accompanied by their son Frederik. -- Would that be considered the Queen of Dnemark taking her son to work with her???gloria said:Her father is not royal. Have you ever seen P. Diana had taken any official engagements with any of her maiden familiy memebrs!
When a royal takes on office engagements, they are alone, by any standards, ALONE!!!
Even Sophie is married, changed her status from commoner to a HRH, her father is not by any standards. She is not allowed to take any official duties with her nephew or brother, it is not APPROPORATE, in any senses!!!
She is representing the RF, why she has to bring her father along with her, in fact, I think she had brought her father to many if her engagements lately. I do not know what had happeded.
Martin, you do not bring your mother or father when you are in a meeting or in office. People would think you are unproffesional to entertain your family number when you at work.
I think Sophie can allowed her parents come visit her and Lady Louise if public visiting not allowed follow by their rules!Elsie said:Actually I remember Diana meeting her mother at one of her charity events (I believe it was a soup kichen or somehting), she than showed Diana around. Diana also once took her sister, Sarah to a fashion show.
Sarah, Duchess of York would also invited her father to the horse races she was to attend, as she knew he would be interested in it.
I think all of this gets passed by the Queen and I don't think she minds, or else she wouldn't allow it. I believe she understands that her daughter in law need to keep in touch with their families, so why not invite them to functions which they are interested in.
My guess (and it is only that ) is that Edward (or Sophie) has asked Christopher and Mary Rhys-Jones to move in with them for the time Edward's away. Edward is away an awful lot lately and I think he understands that Sophie needs more company than Louise and the Nanny.