From what we have read, that was what she and PC always planned. Talks were to be started once PH developed and submitted a plan.. It was MM absconding and PH going off half cocked as he has frequently done, that
took this from a family discussion to media feeding frenzy. Nothing changed. HM has told him to do what she requested in the first place.
Totally agree.
I think this just gives everyone time to breathe and tone it down.
QE is a very reassuring woman, here. A true diplomat, too.
H&M are going to need to put forth an honest proposal. For themselves.
I don’t see how it can be ok for them to use their royal titles through merch selling, privatizing to benefit themselves. What about all the future “spares” who want to be part-time royalty with web stores that profit them?
QE & PC are going to need to review what duties get slimmed down. And how to do it.
There are issues of property, security.
QE’s supportive statement is also a subtle ‘the ball is in your court, H&M’ message.
H&M have been driven by high emotion in all of this. No one is going to take Archie away. Hopefully, they can bring him over to see his U.K. family without a breakdown.
Knowing they have options and a supportive group would make all the difference.
H&M’s actions were very immature, but they are not the first royals, or human beings to act out of distress, resentment, unhappiness, what-have-you.
Their actions were a turn off for me. If they were trying to get ahead of a leak in the Sun, they should have just let it run. But they deliberately went against Her Majesty’s request to hold back on public announcements.
So they launched a website instead. With all these corporate flowery sound bites. About flowery intentions.
What if they had waited, worked it out and launched whatever charitable foundation they want to launch in real time?
Sussex merch? I don’t purchase, wear or collect anything with a label on the outside anyway, but I find it totally distasteful.
—Wish everyone well. My feeling is it’s going to be twice as hard for Meghan in the U.K. —at least for a while.