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- ?Lv 42 months ago
No, the Royal Family is the glue that holds the United Kingdom together. Even though the Royal Family has no power, its presence, and the traditions and history that go with it, are the reason why Canada, Australia, New Zealand and twelve other countries have a special relationship with each other. Things like mutual defense, manufacturing agreements and a lot of tourism have come about because of that special relationship. Its like saying you love your cousins when you've never met your cousins. But they're still your cousins so you treat them with a lot of cooperation because they're blood. Same thing with being part of the monarchy. lol
- Anonymous2 months ago
No. The whole thing will be dismissed as being the sort of things Americans do and why it is not a good idea to have them in the family, just as was decided 85 years ago. Then we will go back to life as normal.
- ?Lv 72 months ago
This will pass. However Oprah should have done some fact checking as not everything Meghan and Harry said is true. As an example: it was Scotland Yard's decision to remove the security as this pair were no longer working royals. Prince Andrew's daughters haven't had state - paid security for the past decade. Harry also doesn't understand how the titles work. The only reason that William's children have the title of prince or princess is not only are they in direct succession to the throne but the great - grandchildren of the monarch and the grandchildren of the immediate heir to the throne. This was done by letters patent when Prince George was born. Currently Harry is 6th in line and not likely to ever be king.
However Meghan was subject to unwarranted racial attacks by the British tabloids.
- Anonymous2 months ago
Not at all. Many see it as a storm in a teacup, I know I do.
- Anonymous2 months ago
As if England needed another reason to hate Americans.