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"I'll celebrate her birth when..."

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thatbags Tue 05-May-15 06:44:56

"...she's as free as any daughter of mine would be".

A reminder, straight down the line, of what being born a princess in Britain in the twenty-first century actually means.

Good luck, Charlotte!

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rosequartz Wed 06-May-15 14:22:03

You're right, she was brought up on the fringes of the royal circle.
Unlike Kate Middleton.

Must read posts more carefully, I read it as 'her sister dated Charles the First' confused grin

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merlotgran Wed 06-May-15 14:37:00

grin rose

The Middletons' expressions were a world away from the ear to ear grins after George was born.

Strange really because I had a grin like a Cheshire cat when our first grandchild was born.....and for the second and third etc., etc.

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Anniebach Wed 06-May-15 14:44:01

More than the fringes surely if the queen attends your parents wedding and is godmother to you brother, you granny is very close to the queen mother , her father was an equerry to the queen and her father. Brought up at Sandringham, holidayed in Balmoral , if there was truth that Charles was involved with a woman Diana never heard of it!

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