Didn’t watch but I read a summary. There are truths and lies mixed inside. Two which are clearly untruthful and unfortunately I think the average American will be unaware of:
1. Only the grandchildren of the monarch automatically becomes a prince/princess, not the great grandchildren. So when Prince Charles becomes the king, Archie will be a prince. An exception was made for Prince William’s children but he’s in direct line of succession for throne as is his firstborn. I think through some sort of patent or declaration by the Queen. Princess Anne and Prince Edward’s children are not princes or princesses (even though they are eligible as grandchildren of the Queen) as Princess Anne and Prince Edward asked for them not to be prince/princess.
2. Security is not paid by the royal family. When they were in UK, I think the British government paid for security. When they were on holiday in Canada, it was the Canadians. When they were no longer a working royal, neither government were obliged to pay. It was causing some unhappiness amongst the citizens of both countries and I remember was widely reported.
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have no plans to ask the U.S. government for help with security costs, the couple said in a statement on Sunday in response to a tweet from President Donald Trump that the United States would not pay for their protection.
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And my personal opinion... I stopped taking money from my parents when I graduated and starting working. Both of them are in their 30’s when they wanted to be independent. I don’t think their parents or the royal family should be obliged to pay for them. That’s my working class mentality and clearly I’m not a trust fund baby. But anyway Prince Harry always had inheritance from his mother and great grandmother (?) and as a multi-millionaire he’s far from destitute. So... him complaining about being cut off from royal funds? So entitled.
Anyway it seems like they are both happy now and I’m glad for them. And also happy for them that they are getting a little girl to complete the family.