Be careful what you say about a punch on the nose - next thing we know he'll be putting his own unique spin on it and blaming Kate or Sophie.
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Charles & Camilla flew out to Rome on a planned visit so they missed one another by mere hours. Harry obviously didnât want to spend any time with them. He will have known of their itinerary. There are so few occasions when he does fly over now from Montecito. An opportunity lost, especially with his fatherâs health I think.
Be careful what you say about a punch on the nose - next thing we know he'll be putting his own unique spin on it and blaming Kate or Sophie.
They obviously follow him around in those wheelie bins!
Where is the security we see when he is walking into court,
did they forget to turn up or was it half day for them
No security worries obviously
Looks like he's had a punch on the bridge of his nose.
He looks terrified
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14697169/Moment-blundering-Prince-Harry-knocks-wrong-door-mistake-whilst-visiting-London-friend-whilst-UK-arguing-needed-extra-police-protection.html.
Harry knocking on the wrong door looking for his friend. caught on door camera of the wrong door
I think many of the celebrities invited to the wedding were,
a) to cover up the fact Meghan had so few family members to invite and
b) even back then, Meg had her eye on the future, and she felt having the Clooneys, Oprah, Serena etc as âmatesâ would be useful contacts.
merlot surely not because they were wealthy and famous ,
Meaghan wouldnât be impressed by these , would she ? !
the Clooneys, worth ÂŁ430 million
So, Meghan. What prompted you to invite the Clooneyâs to your wedding, even though theyâve said they donât really know you?
Yes, H is very much out of his depth but he doesn't realise it, which is what I mean about the deference that came with his position in England. Doesn't count for much in America apart from Trump, and in a previous life Meghan scuppered that.
The world Harry was part of has moved on, and I doubt he would slot back in easily should he return. He has betrayed too many people.
You're right eazybee, that in America Harry is surrounded by people who have far far more money than he can ever dream of. A lot of it is new money too, and not inherited wealth like his. For example, Harry and Meghan aspired to be friends with the Clooneys, worth ÂŁ430 million, whereas Harry's pal, currently in the news, Ben Goldsmith is "only" worth ÂŁ30 million.
I think the obsence wealth over in Hollywood might be inciting H & M to grab every penny they can from anywhere in order to keep up with the glitterati. Let's face it, Harry is out of his depth.
Mollygo
You make some very pertinent points there eazybee.
I agree that Harry probably does miss England, but even there, heâs unlikely to have the deference he regards as his birthright because of his own actions, and his choice not to be a working royal.
He is not entitled to deference because of his birthright nowadays but perhaps he doesn't realise that. We're not 'forelock tugging peasants' any more (even though anyone who respects the work that some members of the Royal Family do has been accused of that đ).
Respect is earned.
You make some very pertinent points there eazybee.
I agree that Harry probably does miss England, but even there, heâs unlikely to have the deference he regards as his birthright because of his own actions, and his choice not to be a working royal.
Even at forty Harry is till behaving as the spoilt child he was, fighting his father and step-mother on behalf of his mother, who also hated her stepmother.
Meghan is living the life she intends to become accustomed to, but for Harry it is something of a downgrade. Not a palace, lacking prestige, surrounded by people with considerably more money, plenty of mod cons but without the deference he regards as his birthright. Also, he has to pay for it out of his own pocket.
He has inherited a great deal of money no doubt soundly invested, but they both spend excessive amounts on court cases and jam factories while not generating the income they expected.
And I think he misses England.
Some lay fault with the royal family, even with the late Queen
because of her work as Queen caused separation at times from
her children.
Little is known of marriages earlier than the Queens, yes arranged marriages. Recently much of Diana and Sarah both
from broken homes, both abandoned by their mothers , not from Sophie whose parents had a long marriage,
Like many families that have warring siblings, you try to maintain contact with both sides, personal relationships will vary according to how much âblameâ you attribute to each side.
The late John Spencer had been equerry to the late Queen,
the family lived in a large country house on Sandringham Estate until John Spencer inherited the title, seems close friends
Allira
Presumably Harry is still in touch with the Spencers?
I think so - he came over to attend Robert Fellowes' funeral last year (husband of one of his Spencer aunts) and Diana's other sister Sarah McCorquodale (also one Charles' ex girlfriends) was sitting alongside the King and Queen in the royal box at Monday's VE Day celebrations.
I think there will always be some kind of link between the Windsors and the Spencers - the aristocracy seem to live their lives within an almost "incestuous" bubble!
Quote Smileless2012 Thu 08-May-25 15:52:48
Perhaps contrary to what they claim, they'd have liked to have been on the balcony at Buckingham Palace Annie hmm.
Possibly if Catherine budged over and let Megan stand next to
the King and she would be free to sell videos to Netflix
Perhaps contrary to what they claim, they'd have liked to have been on the balcony at Buckingham Palace Annie
.
Presumably Harry is still in touch with the Spencers?
The royal Family on the balcony this week, Megan puts a photograph of Archie standing on a balcony looking at the sun
I akways understood that Wallis Simpson did want to be Queen, but like her husband wanting the high comfortable life rather thandoing the job.
I also understood that she grew bored with him over time and treated him rather like a lap dog.
eazybee
I believe Wallis Simpson wanted the life of a socialite in cafe society, which is what she got; I don't think the Duke of Windsor ever wanted to be King; too much like hard work.
I think they were relatively happy, except that Edward expected all the deference due to him as Prince of Wales, then King, to continue and was shocked and extremely petulant when the trappings of royalty were removed.
Just like Harry.
But unlike Harry and Meghan, they did not air their grievances in public, nor extort money from them.
They turned into an embarrassment for the RF at the time tho and were on friendly terms with Germany and itâs leaders.
He was a lot like Harry, and she was a very thin dark haired American divorcee.The parallels are really there.
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