The Truth About Queen Elizabeth's Relationship With Her Kids
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At some point in your childhood, did you wish to magically transform into a princess? If you had a particularly active imagination, maybe you even thought you'd actually become one someday. But growing up as a princess, or any form of royalty, really, is likely a whole lot better in concept than in reality…
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Raised by nannies | 0:33
Prince Philip the disciplinarian | 1:20
Lacking in warmth | 2:05
A “happy unit” | 2:51
Mommy-and-me time | 3:34
Prince Philip’s soft side | 4:19
Picking favorites | 5:05
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Would you want to trade your day-to-day life with that of a royal's?
The List hell no! I would not want to deal with all that bullshit! Who in the hell would want parents like that!
Yes. I'm tired of this caste system that's being imposed on us here in America. Forced poverty is a real phenomenon here that many choose not to acknowledge and also racism.
I'd rather just work and provide my own way.... instead of one day soon being ripped from my home, all my "wealth" seized by the people, and strung up.
No
The List I guess
The one thing I've learned from "The Crown". I have no desire of the life of a monarch, but damn...I would've loved being friends with Princess Margaret!
True that is.But her smoking habit can't be tolerated
Ikrr lol
Which only proves that you are willing to BELIEVE FANTASY and make decisions based on the false impressions of a silly movie and not on real people who are living real lives. Serious people rarely "learn" anything from movies (aside from dates and places of events). And, you have NO IDEA how Margaret actually treated her "friends."
Well using your theory of not having enough information to make an informed opinion (which is what your inferring), just based off one trolling from you I've ascertained that I definitely wouldn't want to be friends with you. Yep, kinda proves your point, eh?
So you win, now move on and troll someone else.
@@tonyktown You need to learn to argue! Most of us learned in college English 101 or high school debate class. The "rules of engagement" are simple and finite; once learned, they are used forever. And, they haven't changed since Socrates.
The rules are taught early on because one can't pass one's classes without knowing how. One of the most important involves ad hominem attacks; which means that every time you get nasty, you are offering further evidence of your lack of formal education.
Providing information (that serious people rarely learn life lessons from "the movies") is hardly "trolling" but accusing others of being "lesser" is yet another "ad hominem attack," which is what those who have no real argument both rely on, and resort to, when going on the offensive.
Anne’s that kid that keeps the family reputation clean ..meanwhile.
No she didnt. She had an affair and divorced her first husband. She is no better than charles.
Hmm not really
@@jonathanbuss7538 ya but from what I understand they didn't torment her husband like Diana
Edward*
Girls born amount boys always do that 😂😂😂
Charles - never good enough
Anne - Daddy's favourite
Andrew - mummy's favourite
Edward - the afterthought
If Andrew was her favourite,then why did she save Charles from Jimmy savval & is about to hang Andrew out to dry
god, prince Andrew mummy favorite, that is creepy af
We can never know what happens behind the palace walls. What happens in the royal family stays with the royal family.
dead on
He was her favorite until the whole Epstein affairs.
Princess Anne looks literally like the Queen's twin
Even Elizabeth was attractive when she was young, and not so bad thru the years....Anne, poor girl not so much...
Yes Elizabeth was a literall godess like who doesnt want a queen like that. Its impossible to imagine that Elizabeth and Queen Victoria are long cousins even tho they look nothing alike
Meh... She looks nothing like her! Different face shape, chin, nose, eyes .....
My God! What has happened to Anne? Turned from lovely to homely!
@@iwanttokms9 Queen Elizabeth II is the great-great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria
I wonder if Anne has ever fancied having a change in hairstyle at any point in her life? I mean just once did she ever think "Hmm, maybe a side-parting today..?" or something?
Lol
@@spicykennag 😅
Lol
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😂 😂
Here's a strange idea... She learned just like any other mother.
Create and craft activities of create a
Tell margaret to go and not come back again
☆☆☆ Being a mother takes more than a hour a day! It's being up all night when they are sick, it's being there to tuck them in, it's being there to except the dandilions, and being thrilled! It's being the person who wants to be there for the first step, first tooth, first boo-boo to kiss and make better! Sadly I don't think her children had that! Noone is allowed to touch the Queen, and alot of that I think she carried over to her children.
@@myrnalemke7368 Don't know about Not Touching the Queen..Strangers No..If you Google some of her Grandchildren they say she's like any other Gran...😊Royal TH-cam is the Best👍
Cam H 9;)
Diana at 1:45... stunning. I've not seen many videos of her smiling so joyfully
Stunning is not the word for her. She had a big mascuIine nose
Not gonna lie, but showing little affection, forcing a child to be “tough” ain’t it. I think this contributed to Charles’s insecurity, including the jealousy towards Diana.
Gosh Anne looks and sounds just like her Mum now that she is older!
She reigns; she DOESN'T rule!
Sandi Steinberg she is the queen 👑 of course she rules
she’s pretty much just a public figure. It’s democracy there.
She does f all
a system of democracy mixed with a system of Monarchy which creates the most perfect of them all :
A constitutional monarchy which has the best of the 2.
So a president presides?
I thought they only governed
I think Charles was the mostly affected by her coronation. Charles was 3 and possibly the one very aware of the difference between Princess Elizabeth and Queen Elizabeth. Anne was just as independent as her father and was too young to feel Princess Elizabeth. With Andrew and Edward, the couple learned alot from their first two kids.
So apparently the snippets of a warm relationship we get in “The Crown” between Philip and Diana are most likely true.
Looking so! When I was younger , I didn't understand why prince Charles didn't love lady Diana. Now I see why
Yh he liked Diana and Diana called the queen and Philip mama and Papa and they tried to keep Diana and Charles married and he sent a letter saying he doesn’t know how Charles picked camillar over her
that ddi not mean he was fond of her. @@samaanmohamed5084
My grandmother (89) never stay much with her sons ,Kiss or hug ,but with her grandsons She's amazing presence . I think is different times .
I never saw my father much either, he went to work before we were up and came home after we were in bed. The assumptions that a different time and parenting is evidence of uncaring parents is unfair
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You're describing my father.
Same with m.y lovely Dad worked 7 days a week I missed him a lot ... I used to go to Grandma and Gradads always lot where I was born adored my Grandad in some ways. He took place for. My Dad really . Was a very interesting and exiting Grandad . I’m old now and still love. Y Grandad very much and miss him a lot .
My father did the same thing. 8 children (Planned on 6, but got surprised with triplets), and they both felt it best that my mother not work outside the home. So off he went, before we were up..and home late afternoon for dinner. I think most fathers of his generation did the same thing. None of my siblings felt 'cheated'.
I haven't seen my dad in 6 years lol
I admire Anne and with great respect at her age 70 and still keep a good watch over her mother absolutely wonderful. ..
For what it’s worth I think the queen and prince Philip did the best they could especially in the beginning, it’s not like being the queen of an entire nation is a clock in and clock out kinda job.
Being a new mother, a wife , and becoming a queen in a few short years must have been very difficult. As Queen she is expected to act a certain way. Being a new mother is difficult on its on but not being able to be there as any new mother should and want to be must have also been very difficult for both mother and son.
I think over the years the Queen has learned to show a little bit of emotion at appropriate times but being a queen in a male dominated world especially when it comes to ruling a country she is expected to act accordingly.
I think she is one of the most fascinating people in the world. God bless her. Its not easy being Queen.
Hi Julie hope you are having a good day so far??
The first few years of the queens reign were troubled by her grieving for her late father. She had difficulty coping those first four years and she has since expressed regret to her two oldest children for not spending more time with them early on.
I just want their nutrition and health plan, because the Queen Mother died in her 100s, Prince Philip is 99 and the Queen is also coming up on the 100.
Same.
Still having a sense of duty at that age probably helps. Most people at that age just give up and have nothing to do.
Not having worked in a factory helps a lot.
It's a touching and lovely picture of mother and daughter. A daughter and mother I think, develope a very special relationship & maybe even a closer relationship when the other 3 are boys
She's NOT the Queen of England!!! There hasn't been a Queen of England since 1707- she's the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland!!!
Rebekah Segun These bloody colonials never learn, I say we attack them and install a vice regal in Washington! 😂
@@RoyalCaymanian we would just kick your asses all the way home!
@Val O'Brien No. Britain is ALL of England, Scotland and Wales- not just England. Great Britain is the same thing. Northern Irlenand is NOT part of Great Britain, neither are the other outlying islands.
Queen Elizabeth's title is:
Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and of her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.
So as you can see, there's no mention of her being the Queen of England in there.
Titles for this generation is just many of controversy of comversations
@@snifey2233 jo
Princess Anne is so elegant with a great fashion style and stoic toughness great sense of humour and deprecation
I HAD ONE JUST LIKE THAT,SHE TREATED ME REAL GOOD.IT LASTED 17 YEARS.I MISS HER ALOT.
Pure elegance, and class.
Shaking your kids hands after being away from them for months? How much colder can you get? Perhaps when they were alone she hugged them!
Perhaps but not a sure bet.
Sophie is one of my favorite royals too! 💜
"So, Anne, what do you think of Mrs. Thatcher?"
"She's a terrible bore, mummy".
"I agree, dear. How I miss dear Winston!"
Long live the Queen.
Jay M hi
If Queen Elizabeth is not a queen, I can see that she will be a warm and loving mum. Why can't Queens and Kings show their emotions?! 😥😥
Bcz that’s what they’re kept for..They can’t show their expression and own point of view because it’s against the crown’s principles. The sovereign is required to portray himself like a person who’s next to God; Like God behaves equal to everyone, they’re also entitled to do the same..More they’re diplomatic, the more they’re on the safe side..If a sovereign starts showing perspective and putting opinion, the people of the state they reign will be divided into two parts- anti monarchist (who don’t go along with their opinion) and monarchist (who approve their opinion) like what happens for any political party- either supporters or haters..That’s what monarchy never wants..So the diplomacy is the best way to go with..
Charles at least had his beloved grandmother,
Actually he had two. I assume you are speaking of the Queen Mum Elizabeth, but until 1969 he had the eccentric Princess Alice of Greece, Phillip's mother. No idea how that went, but in her last years she lived in Buckingham Palace.
The Queen Mum raised her daughters the exact same way. She wasn't hands on with then Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret. People are just ready to knock the way the royal family does anything. Start looking at yourself and see how perfect you are. We all do things differently. That doesn't make it wrong, just different.
I should have specified, his maternal grandmother.
and his beloved uncle Mountbatten.
And Queen Mary also help
What a beautiful photo of mother and daughter they look so lovely cherished memories.
I wish Anne would of been next in line to the throne.
Elizabeth doesn't "rule" the UK is a Constitutional Monarchy
Robyn Owen she reighns right?
@@willemijnvancalker2963 yea
So basically they had two high powered full time working parents.
Nice vid!
I think being a good mother more important than being a queen
It really bothers me when the Queen is referred to as The Queen of England. She is Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. What a wonderful Queen she has been. God bless Her Majesty.
The narrator is an idiot who doesn't understand that England and the UK are not the same thing.
Wooow and Philip with the tricicle🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👏👏👏
This is the most beautiful picture, always love this one so much love and friendship right there.
Anne looks like her mother but has her father's personality
Huge respect for Princess Anne
The Queen can't escape Leo's. Her mother, her sister, her daughter and more recently her daughter in law.
@smadge100 that's a damn lie. We are just passionate and aggressive about things. Taurus' are stiff and have difficulty showing emotions.
the queen is a Leo moon herself
@smadge100 ......what about all the hundreds and thousands of dollars The Queen Mother spent on horse gambling throughout her years. Very self indulgent.
Very Beautifull video and nice to see positivity made me sooo happy Amen.
A great queen and a great woman.
Is that Queens daughter? Wow, not to be disrespectful but Queen looks same age. Queen looks fantastic today! She’s always looked together and lovely! When is she going to write a book, like, what to say in situations. Queen Elizabeth has always been so cute when younger, then beautiful. What regimen/products has she used on her face in her life? She is well preserved! I never realized Prince Edward favors his lovely mum.
Prince Albert?
SafetySpooon Ha where did Albert come from. Of course I meant Edward!
My dad’s name was Edward!
Princess Anne loves nature in spite of the joke nature played on her.
eva garden Anne has brown hair, how do they look the same age? They’re twenty years apart.
eva garden l8
I'm so sad over his death. He was so normal! He lived a rough childhood. He knew the other side of life!
He was evil and did look evil
Normal people don't drink children's blood but alright
Nice details of the Royal Family!
speaking of youngest son edwards wife, i think getting a lot well with edward and not showing signs of divorce would go a long way to getting along with queen elizabeth considering none of her kids were supposed to ever ever divorce and they almost all did anyway , i do not think horse back riding is the main reason she could be a favorite ! lol
The coldness of the Prince and Queen could explain the problems that the kids have as adults. Once Edward is the favorite child of the Queen , it makes sense that his wife would also be a favorite.
NOPE....Andrew is her favourite even though he is a pervert and god knows what else.
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You know you can go on TH-cam and look up decades of archival footage of them all together as a family doing family things. They even had their own reality T.V series in the 70s
I never understood the princess thing, I wanted to be the Queen.
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Ikr😂
Normally you need to be a princess to be upgraded to queen
wooow the Queen on horse how beautiful and ellegantttttt.😊😊😊😊😊😊😘😘😘😘😘👏👏👏😘😘
In A Royal Family
1st Born - Belongs to the Crown
2nd Born - Is your Child
The rest are spares.
But they were probably hard but good parents. Duty before Family.
They were working. They were probably too bloody tired after what happened with her Dad she was not going to let that happen again. I may not like ability to lord it over my country but I have a great deal of respect for her and the sacrifice she has made. Cheers to Her Maj.
It makes me so sad... I don’t know what to believe but I was lucky to have my mum there for me one way or another.
I wish they had a good lovely home regardless
I have my mother to seport me when i went tru kidney failer and i resved my kidney 17jun 2018 if it whase not for her seport i would not have made it till now
Two wonderful women together
I love these definitive statements of what are really guesses and inventions.
Elizabeth had to fill in for her father when he passed away, her thoughts and feelings were not considered, she isn't a stoic woman as people make her out to be she's just doing what's best for the monarchy, although i can't imagine what it would be like...
I think the Queen and Prince Philip are good parents and role models!
At some point in your childhood you could be in storm of Royalty
again, the queen does not rule but reigns.
I feel so bad for all those kids. Who did they run to when they skinned their knee? Who cuddled them and kissed them goodnight?
they had nannies
여왕님 여동생님. 두 자매님의 모습 그저 자연스러워요. 꾸미기도 어렵지요.
life is a process of growing and learning
I feel sorry for them.
Your mom was hailed as goddess for standing and looking pretty and you were still raised by nannies.
Ugh...
this is what we worship... no wonder humanity sucks.
Not to mention imaginary gods that the whole thing is funded up on.
I always want to be a princess but the society said ''you are a prince''
Princess Anne would make such a wonderful Queen She shares her Mother's deepest held values. God Bless our Gracious Queen Elizabeth 11 in all of her ways. 🙏🇬🇧
Hi Elizabeth hope you are having a good day so far??
WonderrrrfuuuuuuulllThanks a trillion 😍😍😘😘😘😘
She was born to be a queen, not a mother but she did a good job as one
Charles looks like he can fly away with those ears 🤭
Inbread ears
@@deckisknezije4447most people with big ears get them pinned back these days. It's not necessarily a sign of inbreeding.
Big like and good information.
It’s a helluva balancing act to be mummy and majesty at the same time.
Love that photo of the Queen and Princess Anne, my two favourite royals. Plus, of course Prince Charles.
I enjoyed this, rather, immensely and look forward to learning more about the *Royal Family* ; especially, since I'm named after 💖Her🌼Majesty💟Queen Victoria,🥀 Yayyyyy❗️❗️❗️👑
SweetHoney KookieJams At your service, madam. I say, what would you like to know?
SweetHoney KookieJams My lords ladies and gentlemen,I now present to you Her majesty of the united kingdom - Sweet honey KookieJams
Isn't funny how one child's experience and or memory can differ from the siblings.
All young mums are potential hard cases especially if they have an occupation outside of being mother!
Bless Princess Anne, and lol push back! Sure. She is my second favorite right behind the Queen.
Charles has turned out just fine, though I can't help but feel his pains, sensitive to those feelings in others, damn it!
All best to them.
Parents don't treat all their kids the same so they DO have different experiences.
Love the Queen
Prince Philip, in my opinion, is a
“ COLD FISH”. And he has quite a mouth
for cursing! I have heard it! WOW!
I love Queen Elizabeth.
I'm really glad Sophie is super discreet.😊😊😊😊😊👏👏👏👏👏👏😘😘😘😘😘😘
Agree.🤔🤔😋😋.
@@highlander713 I agree too😊😊😊
She made one mistake with the fake Sheikh. Has kept a low profile since.
you're kidding
Never hugged their kids.. Wtf?! That's disturbing as hell!
my mother didnt either
@@MyJOSE2013 that's horrible, I'm sorry for that.
I love my kids but I don't like showing much affection. Not being psychically affectionate doesn't mean you don't love your children. I hate being hugged by my parents or touched I get scared lol
Where in the WORLD do you get that garbage? Please don't tell me about the "shaking hands" greeting! If that is the case, I will Repeat my post from above because it was a CROCK from the media.
There are films of the Queen and Prince Philip PLAYING (and touching) Charles and Anne when they were little tykes.
LOOK at real pictures of the Queen and Charles interacting; they have a great deal of enjoyment with each other and the affection in their eyes is palpable.
It's a tradition with the British to exercise emotional self-restraint in public. Private life is different. Anne said in an interview that her mother showed as much love to her children "as any mother" would. Stiff upper lip, keep calm & carry on, etc. A time and a place for everything.
Queen of England! I think not, she is the Queen of the united kingdom and northern Ireland.
She is ALSO the Queen of England and that is lovely. The Court of St. James is in London. We all know about Great Britain and the (ick) show off UK label to make you think you are grander than you are. But, if it annoys you, I'm going to start calling her the Queen of England BECAUSE SHE IS! You cannot say that England does not exist, because it does.
Audrey is a pretentious twat
@@cjosborne9430 she's not only the queen of England
That way it sounds like she's only the queen of England
The queen of UK or great Britain sounds more appropriate
@@Jomana_azhar To someone who is insecure, probably so. And, of course, IMITATION is the sincerest form of flattery! YOUR country seemed a bit jealous and in 1801, you tried to sound more GRAND and copied the "United" form the USA and added "Kingdom" because that is what you are. It changed nothing! It would have been more instructive and inclusive IF you had included the Isle of Man; also the islands of Guernsey and Jersey. (Sounds like my grandpas barns; they both milked Guernsey and Jersey cows.)
When we think of "Great Britain" we say ENGLAND! When we think of (the hard and cold and copycat sound of "the United Kingdom" we say England. England is an OLD name for your country and we know all about Scotland, and Wales, and Northern Ireland (although WHY you can't get along with ALL Of Ireland is still a mystery. It sounds PERVERSE to keep a small part of that island nation. Why not just give it up? It seems stubborn to just keep part.
FYI: My people come from Northern England. My spouse's people come from Scotland. He carries a clan name (and I use it in real life). We spend a month a year in GB. We just pick a village or town and stay the month, with short day trips. We have "lived" as far away as Inverness, to Margate, to Penzance and anything in between; Dundee, Aberdeen, Paisley in Scotland, Monmouth in Wales, Saltash, Cradley Heath, Leister, Tyne and Wear, New Market, Cambridge, York (more than once) and Windsor. We tried staying in London, but it drove us crazy, so when we want to spend time in London, we will stay somewhere like Dartford, or somewhere in Surrey and use the ring road. We explore, see the sights, talk to the people, shop and do our own cooking. We go to the barber, and find a good bakery, and go to dog shows, and "settle in." We are "good tourists" for a month. We have done this since 1971.
I have been interested in the Royals since I was a child, and HM's coronation. A friend of my mother's (who lived at Clacton-on-Sea) sent us a box of souvenirs from the coronation. There isn't much I haven't missed since. I even noticed when the Court Circular was changed so as to reflect Prince Philip coming home a month earlier than he actually did. I watched a lot of things very carefully. And, when I'm on that island, I check records that are available.
I have also noticed that SOME BRITS CALL YOUR COUNTRY "ENGLAND." I have heard many of them "slip" and talk about "the Queen" and "England." They do not vaporize on the spot. They barely notice what they are saying. But, I do!
I have NEVER, in all of my years of travel to GB, EVER heard a single person (in conversation) refer to Queen Elizabeth as "Queen of Great Britain" or "Queen of the United Kingdom" (in conversation; but I have heard her referred to as "the Queen of England." It is more natural and easier to say and easy to ignore.
IF you are going to get "sniffy" about it, WHY do you not insist on "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland?" WHY should we be FORCED to use the UGLY, COLD, and PRETENTIOUS name of "Untied Kingdom." It sounds like "United Parcel" or "United Fund." That is YOUR need to shorten. We prefer to shorten the name to "England." It is specific, and romantic, and historic. Your "modern ways" seem silly. (When we travel, we speak of going to "England. When we refer to the nation as a whole, or write about it, we usually call it "Great Britain.") I refuse to use the cold, impersonal, ugly, pretentious copycat name of "UK."
An assistant lecturer in history, at a local community college, pretentiously referred to "the UK." As in, "the last time I was in the UK" blah...blah...blah. And, he would use that phrase often. So, one day,, when we were alone, I asked him exactly how much time he had spent in the UK. THREE DAYS (and two nights)! And, they were all in London, and close to the hotel his girlfriend had booked for them, because SHE was there for a conference and HE went along with her. He did NOTHING for 3 days (two nights) but hang around the hotel, waiting for her to get out of her meetings, so he had someone to talk to. And THAT is what a pretentious person (who has experienced NOTHING past landing at Heathrow and taking a van ride into the city, and smelling fumes, and eating hotel food for 3 days (2 nights).
On the other hand, I have spend at least 30 months (living all over Great Britain) and seeing lots of museums and churches and castles and ruins and talking to LOTS of people, and vising farms, and reading papers, and going to plays. I saw the Mousetrap and The Mikado and HMS Pinafore in London; great fun! Sterling Castle is interesting. Buckingham Castle is a kick. We were allowed on the lawn and it was easy to "imagine" one of HM's garden parties. I LOVED Blenheim Castle. We were all alone at Carnarvon Castle in Wales. We had the entire place to ourselves and it was fun remembering where the Queen and Charles were for his Investiture. We visited Glamis Castle (also in Scotland). We looked for Nessie up and down Lake Ness. We ate haggis for the first time in Glasgow. We ate fish and chips in Penzance AND in Margate. We have gone to Brighton and Plymouth and saw the "White Cliffs of Dover" for the first time, on a ferry from Calais, when we started our tour in Paris. THAT can break your heart. Heck, I just like to watch the herds of sheep in Scotland. I do NOT approve of "junk" like that silly "London Eye." The British War Museum, like the British Museum are worthy of many, many trips. I went into a bar at the Old House Hotel (in Windsor) and actually heard a "discussion" between the barman and a couple of customers, as to the MERITS (and detriments) of central heating. (Only in G.B. would one hear something like that.)
I just love England; I can't get enough of it. I have no problem with Great Britain. But, the "UK" Is a bunch of jealous pretentious silliness.
"decided" not to have children until 10 years later? right. that 10 year period started when lizzy refused to give the kids philips name and ended when she decided otherwise.
Ma yfLOwEr she was going to be one of the first monarchs to be pregnant in a while... they technically had the heir and spare so they didn’t want to endanger the monarch is also another reason
Princess Anne has her father's prickly personality.
It’s literally like a bee hive... the staff runs the offspring, and keep everything going
I love them all, but 1:20 scared the heck out of me... I dont think I can ever un see that!
Ashley Monseen It was scary and is ingrained in my brain forever.
Ashley Monseen looks like he’s about to drop dead
Philly has some depressing moments throughout decades but still duke of edinburgh
Wait y'all heard the news
Prince Philip died may
He rest in peace
There are differnt ways to show love. Not all families are huggy. Huggy families may not be the most loving.
long live the Queen
It is interesting how, while Ann has her arm around her mother, her hand rests on the pillow and doesn’t touch the Queen.
where?
Cause Effect In the Thumbnail picture which I think was from a Vanity Fair Magazine article.
princess Anne looks very much like Margaret !
and they're both leo women too
tribute to my beloved Father ❤️
prince philip is great man an great father he truly kind person with all job as a king or husband's queen they are so busy and don't have time with their children even queen sometime forgot her kids and she don't care seeing queen don't care prince philip accompanying his child to take children to school and he really cares about his children, trains them to be disciplined in their busy lives he trully great man
It didn't hurt that Prince Edward has managed to stay out of the tabloids so far.
not at all true
Prince Andrew is the Queen’s favorite. It’s wildly known.
moonglow630 think you mean “widely” not wildly. Although, given some of the messes Andrew has got into ...
It is a long time since I last heard anyone say anything positive about the Royal family.
A pity MM didn't watch this before taking the plunge! 🤣
They have seen and interacted with their kids much more than an average modern working couple do! Nevertheless, they grew up with the best nannies, teachers, carers etc
True
How wonderful
Did the queen pull her hand away at 0:25 lol, you know you can't do that lmao!!!!