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The royal family

PR disasters Thread 17

416 replies

Mylovelygreendress · 17/06/2026 17:58

Can’t see a new thread so thought I would start a new one to continue discussing the grifters

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IcedPurple · Yesterday 20:03

Starryfifty · Yesterday 18:32

I thought the firm were, well firm last time H leaked about a visit. Now it's all out there and no response from the RF

The royals never comment on private family visits. Why would they set a precent of making public statements every time one family member visits another?

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 20:03

Not2identifying · Yesterday 19:55

@Justmuddlingalong I haven't seen any signs of shame or embarrassment. I have seen enormous egos and self-importance and righteousness.

Absolutely! They are utterly shameless.

IcedPurple · Yesterday 20:06

Starryfifty · Yesterday 19:04

It's last chance saloon for H and Meg. I'd say they want something set in stone that they guaranteed their titles, and some RF role when he passes. Unless of course there's a thawing with William

That's not how it works.

LittleMerrymaid · Yesterday 20:11

Which family members is he planning on introducing them to? I really don’t think anybody will want to see them

Its never the fault of the children in a family break up and I would sincerely hope there are big enough adults within the family who would say ‘we have to find a way to facilitate all of the children meeting their cousins’. I think it’s something Princess Anne could put on - a tea party with her as the hostess at Gatcombe along with Nannie’s in attendance instead of the adults in the family.

IcedPurple · Yesterday 20:18

LittleMerrymaid · Yesterday 20:11

Which family members is he planning on introducing them to? I really don’t think anybody will want to see them

Its never the fault of the children in a family break up and I would sincerely hope there are big enough adults within the family who would say ‘we have to find a way to facilitate all of the children meeting their cousins’. I think it’s something Princess Anne could put on - a tea party with her as the hostess at Gatcombe along with Nannie’s in attendance instead of the adults in the family.

What's the point in a single meeting between jet lagged children and another group of children who are strangers to them? Two of whom are much older than them?

If Harry wants his children to have a relationship with his cousins then he's going to have to start the steeply uphill task of rebuilding trust with the children's parents. It's not up to random extended family members to take responsibility for this.

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 20:23

LittleMerrymaid · Yesterday 20:11

Which family members is he planning on introducing them to? I really don’t think anybody will want to see them

Its never the fault of the children in a family break up and I would sincerely hope there are big enough adults within the family who would say ‘we have to find a way to facilitate all of the children meeting their cousins’. I think it’s something Princess Anne could put on - a tea party with her as the hostess at Gatcombe along with Nannie’s in attendance instead of the adults in the family.

Why on earth is it up to Princess Anne?! She's a busy woman. Why would she host a tea party for two children she doesn't know and whose parents have spent the last 6 years trashing her family for money?
What a bizarre suggestion.

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 20:24

IcedPurple · Yesterday 20:18

What's the point in a single meeting between jet lagged children and another group of children who are strangers to them? Two of whom are much older than them?

If Harry wants his children to have a relationship with his cousins then he's going to have to start the steeply uphill task of rebuilding trust with the children's parents. It's not up to random extended family members to take responsibility for this.

Absolutely!
Why on earth Harry gets a pass on his appalling behaviour I have no idea.

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 20:25

Starryfifty · Yesterday 20:02

Zero shame/ embarrassment. They just never self reflect. If they were successful in the states, this visit would not be happening. I'm sure the RF know this

Exactly. It reeks of desperation.

BigWillyLittleTodger · Yesterday 20:25

LittleMerrymaid · Yesterday 20:11

Which family members is he planning on introducing them to? I really don’t think anybody will want to see them

Its never the fault of the children in a family break up and I would sincerely hope there are big enough adults within the family who would say ‘we have to find a way to facilitate all of the children meeting their cousins’. I think it’s something Princess Anne could put on - a tea party with her as the hostess at Gatcombe along with Nannie’s in attendance instead of the adults in the family.

Cousins don’t have to have any relationship at all, many people have cousins who they never hear from or see from one year to the next, and that’s without any family fallouts, it’s just the way it is, it’s totally ridiculous to force cousins together, in fact in this case I would say it’s abusive given Harry and Meghan’s history and the abusive bullying way they have treated William and Catherine in particular, I wouldn’t let the poisonous duo and their offspring anywhere near my children and I have no doubt William will do exactly that.

ReallyReilly · Yesterday 20:40

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 20:25

Exactly. It reeks of desperation.

Agree

Rhaidimiddim · Yesterday 20:51

Justmuddlingalong · Yesterday 19:53

You know that toe curling mortification you feel when you've made a total tit of yourself and you have to see those who witnessed it?
Do you think that Harry and Meghan don't actually possess those feelings of embarrassment, when not only the Royal family but also a huge chunk of the UK population have watched their shenanigans?

I don't think they do. I think they think they were right all along, but their family just don't get it and it is soooo unfair that now the Invictus MIGs are forcing them to yadayadayada... and no-one is giving them any money anymore.

Narcs never accept that they were in thecwrong.

Starryfifty · Yesterday 20:51

We all have "dodgy" relations and if H&M were just minor pains in the arse, fine, the odd meet up wouldn't hurt. However and I hate to sound dramatic but I genuinely believe H&M have a deep rooted hatred for William, C and their 3 children. They want nothing good for them. You cannot let people like that within pissing distance of you and your loved ones

TheAutumnCrow · Yesterday 20:54

LittleMerrymaid · Yesterday 20:11

Which family members is he planning on introducing them to? I really don’t think anybody will want to see them

Its never the fault of the children in a family break up and I would sincerely hope there are big enough adults within the family who would say ‘we have to find a way to facilitate all of the children meeting their cousins’. I think it’s something Princess Anne could put on - a tea party with her as the hostess at Gatcombe along with Nannie’s in attendance instead of the adults in the family.

Like f_ would I leave my children / grandchildren within a hundred miles of Brand Sussex.

abigailll · Yesterday 20:54

Justmuddlingalong · Yesterday 19:53

You know that toe curling mortification you feel when you've made a total tit of yourself and you have to see those who witnessed it?
Do you think that Harry and Meghan don't actually possess those feelings of embarrassment, when not only the Royal family but also a huge chunk of the UK population have watched their shenanigans?

No. The narcissist has the twin powers of delusion and grandiosity ramped up to protect their fragile egos. Like the toddler with chocolate round their mouth insisting that they haven’t been near the cookie jar - when everyone can see the truth. Hilarious really.

Rhaidimiddim · Yesterday 21:01

LittleMerrymaid · Yesterday 20:11

Which family members is he planning on introducing them to? I really don’t think anybody will want to see them

Its never the fault of the children in a family break up and I would sincerely hope there are big enough adults within the family who would say ‘we have to find a way to facilitate all of the children meeting their cousins’. I think it’s something Princess Anne could put on - a tea party with her as the hostess at Gatcombe along with Nannie’s in attendance instead of the adults in the family.

No. If I were W&C I would consider it too dangerous, at many levels.

When you - the parent - have made the decision to go NC with a toxic relative, you don't allow any opportunity for the toxic ones to get back in. The kids meeting up would give endless opportunities for the Sussexes to bother the Waleses in private and traduce them in public.

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 21:09

Rhaidimiddim · Yesterday 21:01

No. If I were W&C I would consider it too dangerous, at many levels.

When you - the parent - have made the decision to go NC with a toxic relative, you don't allow any opportunity for the toxic ones to get back in. The kids meeting up would give endless opportunities for the Sussexes to bother the Waleses in private and traduce them in public.

Goodness knows what lies the Sussexes would manufacture about such a "tea party". I wouldn't let my children get within miles of them.

Starryfifty · Yesterday 21:11

Yes I know they are kids but it is highly unlikely the Sussex are going to grow up any different to their parents and that's unfortunate

MrsGusset · Yesterday 21:11

JSMill · Yesterday 17:36

H says BP isn’t secure enough?! The palace with the massive fence and the soldiers and armed police?! He’s unwell.

Perhaps they could be accomodated in the Tower of London. Should answer everyone's security concerns; plus it's got an interesting riverside entrance...

Werthing · Yesterday 21:12

BigWillyLittleTodger · Yesterday 20:25

Cousins don’t have to have any relationship at all, many people have cousins who they never hear from or see from one year to the next, and that’s without any family fallouts, it’s just the way it is, it’s totally ridiculous to force cousins together, in fact in this case I would say it’s abusive given Harry and Meghan’s history and the abusive bullying way they have treated William and Catherine in particular, I wouldn’t let the poisonous duo and their offspring anywhere near my children and I have no doubt William will do exactly that.

Where there's a rift between the parents, I think the chances of a cousinly relationship are close to zero.

My SIL can't stand us, and we don't like her either. For some years we lived within a couple of miles of each other, and we dutifully invited them to Christmases, birthday parties, occasional local meet-ups a few times a year (stuff which all the kids might enjoy). Nope. Perhaps one meeting in 3 years. Kids still didn't know each other.

To be fair, we only did it because we felt sorry for our nephew (who had basically no extended family because SIL was on even worse terms with her other relatives and her in-laws). And I think people know when you don't really want to see them, so no wonder SIL turned everything down. But to this day we don't really know DNephew. And our kids certainly don't. They're all adults now, and I reckon the cousins could pass each other in the street without knowing (and for all I know this has happened).

I do feel sad about it, but realistically it was never going to happen. Our kids do have other cousins who they are close to. DNephew seems to be doing OK, as far as we know.

BasiliskStare · Yesterday 21:16

Maybe because the Office of the D&D of Sussex is now just them with an up to date Word licence & they've outsourced their PR to , well to whom?, I just can't see how H particularly can't read the room , or indeed his home country. He and his wife scrape marginally above AMW in popularity polls and have languished there for a long while. How he thinks he can throw his weight around regarding his father, whether he graces us with his presence and Govt decided security issues regarding his visits , which will be partly tax payer funded - well , perhaps his mother was wise when she feared H might be considered dim.

BasiliskStare · Yesterday 21:19

MrsGusset · Yesterday 21:11

Perhaps they could be accomodated in the Tower of London. Should answer everyone's security concerns; plus it's got an interesting riverside entrance...

Fabulous idea @MrsGusset . My only slight concern is that even the Ravens wouldn't put up with him and if they do their own freedom flight where does that leave all of us 😂

Starryfifty · Yesterday 21:20

BasiliskStare · Yesterday 21:16

Maybe because the Office of the D&D of Sussex is now just them with an up to date Word licence & they've outsourced their PR to , well to whom?, I just can't see how H particularly can't read the room , or indeed his home country. He and his wife scrape marginally above AMW in popularity polls and have languished there for a long while. How he thinks he can throw his weight around regarding his father, whether he graces us with his presence and Govt decided security issues regarding his visits , which will be partly tax payer funded - well , perhaps his mother was wise when she feared H might be considered dim.

Yes his mother was spot on. He's clinically stupid but he's dangerously self unaware and narcissistic

bluegreygreen · Yesterday 21:25

I think it was the combination of that statement, @Puzzledandpissedoff, and the comment she made about having been told there was no change to the security arrangements (on the picture of her TwiX posts I posted) that made me take it that this was the palace now being very clear about things.

It would follow the pattern that they've used before - not commenting on things until there's a suggestion that the King is being unconstitutional. They did so at the time of Harry's court case as well.

There's now an article in the Times saying that the King refuses to be drawn into 'emotional blackmail' about security, but it's behind a paywall - someone else may be able to access it.

OctopusFriend · Yesterday 21:33

Starryfifty · Yesterday 21:20

Yes his mother was spot on. He's clinically stupid but he's dangerously self unaware and narcissistic

A toxic combination.

PullTheBricksDown · Yesterday 21:36

bluegreygreen · Yesterday 21:25

I think it was the combination of that statement, @Puzzledandpissedoff, and the comment she made about having been told there was no change to the security arrangements (on the picture of her TwiX posts I posted) that made me take it that this was the palace now being very clear about things.

It would follow the pattern that they've used before - not commenting on things until there's a suggestion that the King is being unconstitutional. They did so at the time of Harry's court case as well.

There's now an article in the Times saying that the King refuses to be drawn into 'emotional blackmail' about security, but it's behind a paywall - someone else may be able to access it.

Just looked on archive.ph but it only has the blocked page version. 🤞 for a generous person with a Times subscription.

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