I always felt a bit sorry for him being in the shadow of William but he really is becoming his own shining light - and that is lovely. His mother would be as proud of both young men as his father (and, apparently, grandparents) is (are).
Yes, I like Harry, but he is the lucky one, he can (and does) get in the crowd and enjoy himself - whereas William must feel a bit restrained by the fact that he might well one day be king. I think both 'boys' are doing well in their own field, and we are fortunate to have them on our side.
It was shown in 1987, ex-DH and I were in our 30s and enjoyed it too, Deeda! We certainly didn't consider it 'not dignified' for royals to participate.
I watched it, didn't think it was not dignified , what's wrong with having fun? They didn't hurt anyone, raised money for charity , enjoyed themselves
I am not a great fan of the windsors but there are times they are damned no matter what,
Undignified was Diana on the panorama interview, or in an operating theatre with full makeup and jewellery , I dislike competition for popularity stakes
Blimey, it doesn`t seem 27 years ago, it was just a bit of harmless fun, and it was unusual in those days to see the Royals without their stiff upper lips, it was nice.