The Queen and the Next Generation: A Bond That Keeps Her Going
Hey there, let’s talk about something fascinating! Royal ladies have to stick together, right? Well, according to a royals expert, Queen Elizabeth might not be planning to step down from the British throne anytime soon—and it has everything to do with her great-granddaughter Princess Charlotte and the rest of the little ones in the royal family. Imagine that! At this point in her life, the Queen could easily decide to pass the torch, but it seems like she’s got other plans.
In a recent episode of Yahoo! News’ The Royal Box, Nick Bullen—an award-winning documentary filmmaker and producer for True Royalty TV—shared some intriguing insights. “I think the Queen sees what Prince William and Prince Harry and their wives bring to the table. But I also wonder if she’s looking even further ahead to the great-grandchildren,” Bullen revealed. It’s like she’s envisioning the future of the monarchy through the eyes of the next generation.
Princess Charlotte: The Little Royalty Who Steals the Show
Now, let’s talk about Princess Charlotte, the little royal who’s already making waves at just three years old. Bullen continued, “Princess Charlotte, already at the age of three, knows how to work a crowd. Maybe now, through her grandchildren, she can see a way of just staying on the crest of that wave.” It’s like the Queen is finding joy and purpose in watching the younger royals grow and shine. Who wouldn’t want to stick around to see that?
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And let’s not forget, her mother lived to be 101. The Queen is clearly in it for the long haul. “She could live for at least another 10 years. She’s seen it all, she’s done it all, she is the ultimate working mother and working woman, and I don’t think she’s going anywhere, anytime soon,” Bullen added. Talk about dedication!
Preparing the Next Generation: Etiquette and More
Meanwhile, Charlotte and her older brother, Prince George, who is five, are already getting a head start on their royal duties. They’ve reportedly begun etiquette training, preparing for the spotlight that awaits them. “Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s etiquette education likely started as soon as they could attend events with their family. It would probably begin with simple training like how to shake hands and curtsy around the age of two,” royal etiquette expert Myka Meier told Cosmopolitan.
“Growing up in the Palace would mean that training is much less a course or official training, and more day-to-day observation and gentle lessons right before an event or when meeting an important guest to help prepare them,” Meier explained. The Queen can definitely rest easy knowing the
