I feel like I'm supporting Catherine, Princess of Wales, and I feel it's a good use of my emotion and thinking. She has done very well I think to use her royal role to shine a light on community volunteers rather than trying to make herself into this huge star, by trying to look sexy all the time, and being papped hanging about with edgy stars. She isn't making it about her missions, her campaigns, her dominance of the world media. Her family, the Middletons, are supportive of her and her husband, without trying to generate a lot of me-time and publicity for themselves.
If you don't value the Monarchy, than it all matters nowt. If, like me, you do, then what Kate has done is pleasing and admirable. She and her husband represent the British nation in a dignified and appropriate way.
In my own view, the only way to make the Monarchy work is to focus on the key role of thanking volunteers, meeting foreign heads of state and doing the Constitutional parliamentary bit. I think other initiatives can be risky and are largely unnecessary.
It is Meghan and Harry saying unkind things publicly about individuals in the Royal Family, not the other way round. That's why people like me are critical of them. The Royals have so much privilege that they shouldn't moan.
Just as a human being, I think, like a lot of people: "Can you not just leave it?". They've had their nice invitation to the funeral; they've had no flack; they are still Duke and Duchess of Sussex, whatever that old-fashioned title, meant for working royals, means in California. They are loaded, thanks to making millions by dishing dirt on Harry's family. They make accusations which protocol presents the Royal Family from defending themselves against.
Can H and M not just shut the f* up.