#archie Mountbatten-windsor

[yongyuan-st]

A Kiss for mama ❤️

[houseofbrat]

I don't buy Lady C. Sure she hears some gossip but she exaggerates. There are no grounds for KC to get custody of those kids. There is no law it was a claim made by George I in his disputes with his son.

I don't think Charles personally wants custody of the children. I think they want to know what their legal options are so that they can get the kids away from Harry's wife, as much as legally possible.

The kids aren't going to be in good hands if they're left in California to Harry's wife's ambitions. They're going to be pimped out to make money for Mama Sussex. The entire BRF knows it.

[thatssosussex]

[fashion-blog123]

Love them so much 🥹❤️

[theiconicmeghanmarkle]

Why is Meghan centered in this coronation-focused article? She's not going to be there. #obsessed

Also, Madame Tussard adding Harry's wax figure to the rest of the royal family is beyond extra. I personally think that this is what many of the royalists want: Harry back without Meghan and the kids. smh

[royaltyposts]

[royal-confessions]

“Laughing at how until just a few days ago, people have been crying, slamming the Monarchy for being racists, colonial (which were not wrong) and how the Sussex family are better off being independent, Now the racist monarchy finally officially bestow the titles to Archie & Lili and the same people are drooling and wetting themselves so hard over the titles from a racist institution. At least have some backbones lol.” - Submitted by Anonymous

“I'm not on anyone's team so I'm rational enough to see the irony of people who say they want the monarchy abolished rejoice at children getting their birthright princely titles and people who claim to be monarchists/royalists protest and going so far as typing 'Abolish the monarchy' over royal tradition being respected.” - Submitted by Anonymous

[heavyarethecrowns]

Harry and Meghan Spam

[harryandmeghansussex]

Happy Kiss A Ginger Day to Meghan's redheaded loves! 🧡

[ingek73]

This is amazing, well done Sussex Squad, & from ALL continents!

[royalchildreneurope]

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released pictures of themselves with their children, Archie Mountbatten-Windsor and Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor and Doria Ragland, in their Netflix documentary -December 15th 2022.

📷 : The Duke and Duchess of Sussex/Netflix.

[yongyuan-st]

Baby Archie reaching for his grandmother's hand (in the photo).

[houseofbrat]

Rebecca English's recent revelation:

And while, fortunately, the King appears to be responding well to treatment and is hopeful of taking up more forward-facing public duties in the near future, recent events will have been a stark reminder of what awaits the Wales’ in the not so distant future. It is why, although his appearances today were both welcome and heartfelt, we should not expect to see a wholesale return to royal duties for the prince. Instead, I understand, he is likely to undertake one or two public engagements each week - often on the same day in order to minimise time away from Kate and the children - as well as continuing with his usual behind-the-scenes work. He will, I am told, almost certainly take some sort of role around the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings in June, as well as attending Trooping the Colour and the annual Order of the Garter service and, perhaps, one of the annual summer garden parties for worthy community heroes. And he will definitely continue to undertake investitures at Windsor Castle on behalf of the King over the coming weeks.

So the kids can be in school five days per week, but William can only do public engagements ONE DAY per week.

Somehow this wasn't a problem prior to William's recent four week break.

During the week of 18 to 24 February, William worked three days:

The BAFTAs on Sunday

The British Red Cross on Tuesday

An investiture at Windsor Castle on Wednesday

During the week of 25 February to 02 March, William worked two days but was originally scheduled to work three:

Missed King Constantine's memorial service due to "personal reasons" on Tuesday

Visited a synagogue on Thursday

Went to Wales for a few visits for St. David's Day

During the week of 10 to 16 March, William worked three days:

Commonwealth Service plus Earthshot function on Monday

Earthshot meeting behind closed doors at Windsor on Wednesday

A youth visit plus The Diana Awards' on Thursday

And yet, William is still being outworked by his father who HAS cancer and probably even The Duke of Kent.

Somehow, William was able to work three weeks with more than one day of public engagements per week prior to the kids' Easter break.

But now that not-rigorous schedule from February and March would be too much for delicate William, even though all his known children are in school FIVE DAYS per week.

And William also has his in-law to help out. They help out so much that William was able to go to a pub with his mother-in-law in Norfolk two weeks ago, when he was on vacation.

And let's not forget that nanny Maria is still around.

Just like the sudden need to do significant renovations at Adelaide Cottage, this goes beyond the fishy timeline about Kate's cancer and William's regular workshy-ness. It's pretty clear William is going into semi-hiding. This isn't about helping Kate; this is about avoiding the British general public. Because the general public is unpredictable and will say what they really think of you, when given the opportunity, to your face.

I guess that is what happened when William miscalculated on his pr machinations and realized his father wasn't going to move the big announcement back to suit William's needs. There's a reason why you make certain announcements on the anniversary of a happy day rather than a sad one.

Can't wait until Andrew permanently loses his favorite three little words. Along with Harry. Beatrice, Eugenie, Archie, and little Lilibet will all be losing a little bit more than that, as they will lose four words.

[royalmeghanmarkle]

[luminouslumity]

Yeah, yeah, Coronation Day, but more importantly, Happy Birthday, Prince Archie!