"Yes Ma'am" The Secret Life of Royal Servants

[TLLK]

Thomas Quinn has authored a new book on the British Royal Family from the staff members point of view.

William, Andrew, Kate and Meghan: what the palace staff saw

archived 6 Feb 2025 04:53:27 UTC

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[An Ard Ri]

One wonders who releases this information and if there's any truth in it!
Do Palace staff not sign a disclosure?
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[Lori138]

Interesting article. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Hallo girl]

Lets be honest with the no complain no explain protocol, and after Harry's written word people can say what they like,

 

[Curryong]

I do wonder about Quinn’s contacts within the Royal Households. Several reviewers questioned that with his last book.
To be fair however, Robert Jobson’s (he was and is part of the royal rota) first book on Charles, who was then Prince of Wales, wrote about Charles’s irritability about little things and William’s regular temper tantrums. And that was before marriage to Kate.

 

[Hallo girl]

At the end of the day they are are all human, each of them will have their own traits, with the added pressure of life in a goldfish bowl. It is unfortunate that they are not permitted the privacy to work through their own issues .

The bad tempered prince , who is treated like a child by the wife to lift the mood, is not a new claim, it has been said about Duke of Windsor, Charles, Harry and now William. Maybe it is a family trait or maybe the writer needed to find new material so revamped old stuff.

As I said they will have their own characters, with a mix of a family trait thrown in.

If they were the Windsors from along the road nobody would bother that one of them has a bit of a temper,
I might get this one from the library to read, I have bought enough royal books.

 

[Somebody]

The problem seems to be that if you treat people a certain (deferential) way from childhood, the likely result is that you get entitled adults who don't handle it well when things don't go their way. It seems to be a bit more prominent in some than in others but the tendency easily creeps in if that is your only frame of reference.

 

[An Ard Ri]

The books author ,Tom Quinn was a guest on the UK Morning TV show 'This Morning' yesterday.