The Royal Family have a new superstar – Harry and Meghan aren’t needed | Royal | News
For a couple so concerned about climate change, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are certainly racking up air miles. Jordan, Australia, Nigeria, Colombia, Jupiter.
Okay, so one of them might not be true, but for non-working royals, there are plenty of ways to work as a royal. And with each trip, speculation intensifies that they might return to Britain as truly super-duper royals.
The point is, would they really want to? Right now their days are no more complicated than deciding whether to bake scones or pastries when Oprah comes over for afternoon tea.
Meanwhile, in Britain, a royal’s job can sometimes be barely more appetizing than cleaning the toilets at the end of Glastonbury Festival.
For example, this week Princess Anne, was at a power station in Scotland to unveil a commemorative plaque We are celebrating the 60th anniversary of its opening. It’s a visit that sounds so boring it’s surprising the Princess Crown hasn’t decided to retire immediately.
You might say it’s a pretty easy job to shake a few hands and not look anything other than broken when opening the plaque. However, Anne is a very hardworking person; By 2025, he is performing a frankly mind-boggling 478 official duties. And he is 75 years old.
You can imagine that if you presented such a journal to Meghan, she would suggest making a new kind of jam instead. Lime? Banana? Yorkshire pudding? Anything other than the power station in Scotland.
And the royals clearly don’t need the Sussexes (who really should have been renamed California by now) either.
King Charles and Prince William are admirers of a weakened monarchy. But even if they need help giving Princess Anne the occasional day off, there’s no shortage of options for other royals who can step forward to help.
Despite being non-working royals, Zara and Mike Tindall are extremely popular among royal fans. Edward and Sophie already do a lot of the dirty work; They attend numerous engagements that are a little too boring for Charles, William or Kate. But they will undoubtedly be called upon even more in the coming years. No scandals, no fuss, no moaning. Make like Edward, and you can imagine Charles yelling at Andrew as yet another Epstein dossier is released.
Now we have Lady Louise. At just 22 years old, she looks set to lead a new generation of young royals who can make the monarchy trendy and popular with a new generation of fans.
This week it was revealed he started a new job: helping organize the Royal Windsor Horse Show.
Event director Nick Brooks-Ward he told Vanity Fair: “He is a great employee and a true asset to the team with no airs or graces. This is a decent paying job and there is no special treatment because of who he is.”
And that came as no surprise to anyone who saw it. Photo of Edward and Sophie’s daughter on a packed train surrounded by passengers. Andrew would probably order them all out of the car to make room for his teddy bears. Considering the terrible security risks, Harry could have filed a lawsuit.
Louise threw herself into the ground and continued with some of her college classes. This is what the average Brit wants to see.
The royal family comes in like everyone else. Frankly, they are all filthy rich and have a choice of palaces to stay in for their holidays. However, not appearing to be more special than others will endear you to the public.
Keep it up and Louise could be a bonafide royal superstar in the years to come. Harry and Meghan? You’re probably better off where you are. Even if James Corden comes to dinner.
