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King Charles snubs Princes Harry and Andrew by pushing them further down pecking order as he expands list of royals allowed to stand in for him: Princess Anne and Prince Edward will now be able to deputise for monarch if he is absent.
King Charles snubs Princes Harry and Andrew by pushing them further down pecking order as he expands list of royals allowed to stand in for him: Princess Anne and Prince Edward will now be able to deputise for monarch if he is absent.
That's a trip. That's the way that he is treating his own son? I guess sometimes blood being thicker than water doesn't matter.
Princess Anne and Prince Edward will join royals who can stand in for the King (pictured) when he cannot fulfil official duties in a move making it less likely that Harry and Andrew will be called to do so.
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King Charles snubs Princes Harry and Andrew by pushing them further down pecking order as he expands list of royals allowed to stand in for him: Princess Anne and Prince Edward will now be able to deputise for monarch if he is absent.