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I’m curious if William and his kids are allowed to travel / fly together now?? I know many companies won’t allow board members to fly on the same flights.
That definitely wasn't my intention when I raised the subject.This is so true about the Olympics. I find the same after tennis grand slams!
Thanks all! I don't think I will watch it. I knew, of course, that there'd be plenty of fiction mixed in with fact; I just wasn't sure if it had a lighter side.
Also, I don't think it's disrespectful or irrelevant to talk about the topic of succession; especially with the question of Counsellors of State being immediate. The thread wasn't created purely for remembrance and people haven't been sensationalising ideas of tragedy that might lead to the different possibilities, but focusing on the various directions in which the Monarchy could go. IOW, the focus has been on the succession rather than any cause. Public mourning has ended and talking about aspects currently at the front of our minds is natural and it's relevant to the lives of many of us (the UK and beyond).
I think someone shared an article previously about this because of the helicopter incident. It stated that George was allowed to fly with William since he was under 12. It might not change until then.I’m curious if William and his kids are allowed to travel / fly together now?? I know many companies won’t allow board members to fly on the same flights.
I’m curious if William and his kids are allowed to travel / fly together now?? I know many companies won’t allow board members to fly on the same flights.
I know and I think most of us know that, too, and have joined in on the same basis . I was just clarifying it after a couple of (mild) challenges.That definitely wasn't my intention when I raised the subject.
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I am looking forward to my next trip to Epcot where I will be impressing all the UK Cast Members with my Royals knowledge!lol
From something that I read, the issue is really only William and George. And there is some special dispensation until George turns 12. Though maybe that was from before the Queen died (i.e. when they were 3rd and 4th rather than 2nd and 3rd).
Charles and William can definitely not fly together.
Long before Harry even met Meghan, I saw him give an interview where I understood him to say that the whole idea of a monarchy, based on who happen to be your parents, is just nonsense. Those are not his words, but that was the idea he conveyed to me listening and I remember at the time thinking, wow, how subversive.
Dang I wish I could find that clip. Who knows if that's what he thinks or if he's just jelly that he's not the eldest. But anyhow, he was ripe for someone like Meghan to egg him on. Kind of a shame they met.
All this talk about succession reminds of the movie, "King Ralph". LOL
No, Harry’s not high enough up in the line of succession for that to matter.I wonder if that might have played into Harry being on a separate flight from the other family members the day the Queen died.
They will both be here in early Dec. 2022 also.The Prince and Princess of Wales are coming to the USA next Summer!
I am getting Royals Fever!lol
First visit in Eight Years!They will both be here in early Dec. 2022 also.
Looking forward to it!
Yes they are coming to Boston! DD and I are planning to go!The Prince and Princess of Wales are coming to the USA in December!
I am getting Royals Fever!lol
Meh, I remember when William was a teengaer and it was bandied about that he never wanted to be king and I seem to recall Charles being quoted at the time as saying he thought he was going to be the last king as William would dissolve the monarchy.
Obviously, William was much younger than Harry was when he made those comments but William's feelings on the matter appear to have changed.
No, Harry’s not high enough up in the line of succession for that to matter.
There were couple of reasons for that. Timing of the Queen’s death for Harry (and Meghan) was serendipitous when they happened to be visiting the UK on business and staying in their Frogmore house at Windsor. As I mentioned earlier, they had been invited by the Queen to visit her at Balmoral estate several days before, but had declined the offer. (Maybe Meghan is a non-liker of Balmoral, lol.)
They were basically doing their own thing and then were going to be on their way home to the US once their business was taken care of.
Then the Queen died, apparently unexpectedly, while members of the RF were rushing to be at her side at Balmoral (which is in the Highlands of Scotland, quite a ways up North).
Harry and Meghan’s people sent out a Tweet saying they were going to Balmoral once word got out that The Queen was “Under medical supervision”.
Supposedly Charles called Harry to say “Do not bring Meghan”, so their plans had to be changed.
(Catherine stayed back at Windsor with their kids, too.)
Meanwhile, William, Andrew, Edward and Sophie boarded an official jet to take them up to Scotland.
Harry had to make his own way, by himself, on a private jet at his personal expense.
Reports from that night were that he didn’t talk to, or eat with, his family, even though he was in the same home. And he also left early in the morning without seeing them.
The rest is history.
Especially if Harry really was as close to his grandmother as has been reported.I'd read that Harry and Meghan had been invited to visit the Queen at Balmoral this summer, just like all the other grandkids, but they declined and did their other appearances around Europe. That's really sad, given how things unfolded.
There were two invitations this summer. One was for a grandchildren and great-grandchildren sleepover at the Queen’s place (I believe it was Sandringham) and the other was the invitation that I mentioned before to just H&M within the week before she passed, and both were declined.I'd read that Harry and Meghan had been invited to visit the Queen at Balmoral this summer, just like all the other grandkids, but they declined and did their other appearances around Europe. That's really sad, given how things unfolded.