Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are reportedly not going to have a future in the working royal machine. For those unversed this is in relation to Prince William’s decision to support his father for the slimmed down monarchy he’s envisioned.
Comments about it have been shared by royal commentator and expert Ricahrd Eden. He weighed in on things during one of his most recent pieces for The Daily Mail.
In that piece he wrote, “William was in ‘full agreement’ with his father about the need for a ‘slimmed down monarchy’,” according to a pal.
Per Mr Eden, the pal in question “told me, ‘When the older members of the family retire, His Royal Highness won’t be inviting anyone else to become working royals. It remains to be seen if he will even want his two younger children to be working royals’.”
Even the Daily Beast’s Tom Skyes feels similar and said that Prince William instead wants to “find a practical solution to the ‘spare’ problem” so history does not repeat itself
Source: people
In other news – SNP leader John Swinney would work with Labour to boost migration to Scotland
SNP leader John Swinney has said he would work with an incoming Labour government at Westminster to boost immigration to Scotland.
He told the BBC’s The Sunday Show he would welcome and engage positively with any plan to use immigration to address skills and workforce shortages. Scottish Labour’s deputy leader Jackie Baillie has told the Herald on Sunday her party would look at ways to “incentivise” migrants to the UK settling in Scotland. Read more
