Harry & Meghan #85 As the Actress didn't say to the Bishop

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Mock Turtle said:
Yes and the The with a capital T is all important. HRH The Princess Royal because she is a blood princess. Diana was HRH The Princess of Wales while married to Charles, but once divorced was only Diana, Princess of Wales. Sounds roughly the same but most definitely not. These things matter to the royals more than anyone which is why H&M losing their HRH formally would send them into a flaming, spitting, ranting flat spin. Shame.
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Yeah essentially rather though is like when William becomes King Catherine won't become legally a Monarch at all, she'll be titled Queen Consort (I'm not sure if there's such a thing as King Consort but then really right now Philips not a big believer in protocol so he's never really wanted to be called anything other than Prince Philip, though I think he was born of the Royal families of Greece (being born in Corfu) and Denmark is why he's allowed to use that title, then the Duke of Edinburgh of course (just reading about Philip was made a prince in '57)

When Philip became a citizen and relinquished his citizenship anywhere else essentially he chose his maternal think his mother or grandmothers name Mountbatten, then now Charles and Anne use the name Windsor-Mountbatten.

Just a little tidbit here though lol the reason for the name England sometime in the 900s AD is actually the suppose possibly the Anglican name for Engaland which is Old English for land of the Angles were east of Saxon or Saxony (precisely is where Germany is now or least the very north of Germany) though not sure if the Angles were Germanic or which ever, as anywhere above say about the Midlands was known at the time prior as the Anglian Kingdom of Northumbria (split at one point into two areas with the southern part being called Deira its capital being York)

Campbell the name being rather in Scottish Gaelic Cam Beul meaning Crooked Mouth was a kind of nickname given to them by Clan Donald (likewise theirs being Domhnaill in Gaelic) meaning essentially sort of telling lies arch rival clans lol
 
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Nuttynana said:
Great post Falkor can you imagine she devils face and attitude bet she will throw a real wobbly but will probably announce some great event on the same day, jealous tart that she is, I wonder what her future career holds? Probably an x rated porn star for dirty old men in white macs😅😅
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The megastar megster will host her own coronation....
Oh and HelloMagazine is nonstop shade throwing these days https://www.hellomagazine.com/bride...iddleton-prince-william-body-language-expert/
 
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LadyMuck said:
Isn't it Tucker Carlson?
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I wish it was someone who was a bit more middle of the road and who won't immediately get the loony left lighting their pitchforks and dismissing it immediately out of principle. Someone who could show Harpo how to do a proper interview that challenges and pushes the interviewee... rather than literally rolling out the narrative like a plush untouchable red carpet and putting words into their mouth after 3 days of preparing/rehearsing lines/ script
 
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katiesmith81 said:
Yeah essentially rather though is like when William becomes King Catherine won't become legally a Monarch at all, she'll be titled Queen Consort (I'm not sure if there's such a thing as King Consort but then really right now Philips not a big believer in protocol so he's never really wanted to be called anything other than Prince Philip, though I think he was born of the Royal families of Greece (being born in Corfu) and Denmark is why he's allowed to use that title, then the Duke of Edinburgh of course (just reading about Philip was made a prince in '57)

When Philip became a citizen and relinquished his citizenship anywhere else essentially he chose his maternal think his mother or grandmothers name Mountbatten, then now Charles and Anne use the name Windsor-Mountbatten.

Just a little tidbit here though lol the reason for the name England sometime in the 900s AD is actually the suppose possibly the Anglican name for Engaland which is Old English for land of the Angles were east of Saxon or Saxony (precisely is where Germany is now or least the very north of Germany) though not sure if the Angles were Germanic or which ever, as anywhere above say about the Midlands was known at the time prior as the Anglian Kingdom of Northumbria (split at one point into two areas with the southern part being called Deira its capital being York)

Campbell the name being rather in Scottish Gaelic Cam Beul meaning Crooked Mouth was a kind of nickname given to them by Clan Donald (likewise theirs being Domhnaill in Gaelic) meaning essentially sort of telling lies arch rival clans lol
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There usually isn't a king consort as the title king is considered higher than a queen so it's always been felt that a king consort would appear higher than a queen regnant. The Netherlands had queen's regnant for 3 generations prior to the current King, their spouses were all princes, Prince Albert was the Prince consort, Margrethe of Denmarks hus9was Prince of Denmark and Prince consort depending on his mood.

You're correct, Philip was a Prince of Greece and Denmark but had to renounce those titles to marry Elizabeth which resulted in the curious even if him being Lieutenant HRH Sir Philip Mounbatten for a day before their wedding. Then of course HRH The Duke of Edinburgh and being made a Prince again in 1957
 
JAdore said:
I wonder re: stripping the titles if BP wouldn't also be a bit concerned that, given Brexit and Covid, asking parliament to spend time debating the bits that they may need to debate might not seem a little indulgent, genre "yes, yes, the country's falling apart, but we think it more important you decide on this family spat right now".
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Also, wouldn't it have to pass all the parliaments of the different Commonwealth countries where the line of succession is relevant i.e. the monarch is head of state?
 
timemachinephantom said:
Also, wouldn't it have to pass all the parliaments of the different Commonwealth countries where the line of succession is relevant i.e. the monarch is head of state?
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Betty could call up PM and say "you know when you asked One to prorogue Parliament? Well One has a bit of a rogue Pro causing One some problems so can you just slip a little Parliamentary event sharpish for One? Ta"
 
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