“You already know what you’re getting because he’s been practicing a bit and I don’t think that’s going to change”: Princess Anne, the only daughter of Elizabeth II, criticized Carlos III. and revealed that she did not agree with a reduced monarchy

The princess anne recently insisted that British monarchy is faltering and warned it could decline further after the Megxit case; with prince harry and Meghan Markleand fall from grace prince andrewstating, “It doesn’t seem like a good idea from my point of view.”

The only daughter of the deceased Queen Isabel IIwho is royalty who does the most in terms of annual commitments, spoke in defense of the royal family, insisting that it brings “long-term stability”, “continuity” and “goodness”. United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, as reported by the Daily Mail.

Princess Anne disagrees with ‘reduced monarchy’

King Carlos III advocates a smaller and simpler monarchy. In a nod to the more busy royals when Meghan, Harry and Andrew were around, Anna said: “I think she ‘lost weight’ was said on the day when there were a few more people around to make it seem like a legitimate comment.”

Covered by a huge canopy and bathed in golden light: this will be a magnificent and impressive setting at Windsor Castle for the coronation of King Charles III.

When asked if the world is changing, Anne said: “It’s changing a little. I mean, I have to say that doesn’t sound like a good idea from where I’m at. I’m not really sure what else, you know, we can do.”

in extraordinary interview with CBC news of Canada, published just five days before coronationPrincess Anne also distanced the Windsors from the slave trade amid calls for Britain and the royal family to pay reparations.

And when asked what kind of king his brother would be, he joked in his typical way of speaking: “Well, you know what you’re getting, because he’s been practicing a bit and I don’t think he’s going to change.”

Princess Ana and the opinion of her brother King Carlos III

Before he became king, Carlos III expressed his desire for fewer working members of the royal family and for a smaller, cheaper institution.

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But Ana believes that the group of working royals is already small enough, in a nod to the fall of Megxit and her brother Andres.

Defending the role of the monarchy in modern times, especially with the new king, he added: “It will be [conversaciones sobre relevancia] everywhere, everywhere. It’s not a conversation I would necessarily have.”

“It is absolutely true that there is a time when that debate should be held, but I would just emphasize that a monarchy with a constitution provides a degree of long-term stability that is otherwise quite difficult to achieve,” he said. concluded to emphasize the role of the royal family in your country. (AND)