Why do some royals complain about a lack of privacy?

Question

they should speak to the vatican as you never see anything in the media about the pope's wife or children.

Answer 1

I don't think they have a choice. They live in a goldfish bowl. It got to the point where the Paparazi was chasing Princess Diana on motercycle to take pictures and eventually caused her death. I don't know about you but if every move you made, everything you said, every thing you did was monitered, analyzed, written about, critizied, written into history, analyzed some more, and then made into world news. Worse still they never ask for it, they are born into it. Personally I'd feel like my privacy was invaded too.

Plus the Pope is a different story. He's not a monarchy. His bloodline isn's made such a big deal out of. It's just different.

Answer 2

Could that be because the Pope is not Married

Answer 3

First of all, it is very unlikely that the royals would speak to the Vatican on such matters--the British monarchy split from the Vatican during the reign of Henry VIII--he wanted to divorce one of his wives, and the Vatican forbade it.  He then split from the Roman Catholic church and formed the Church of England--also known as the Anglican Church.  Secondly, the Pope has no wife or children--he would have taken a vow of celibacy once he was ordained as a priest.  There hasn't been a married Pope in close to 500 years.  With that settled, being a member of the Royal Family involves being out in public constantly, and it is unavoidable that they will be hounded by the media--some more than others.  They are trained to accept this all their lives, and they probably deal with it better than you or I would.

Answer 4

Well it takes a real man to think out of box and I think you are very funny man.  Could get to like you  xxxx Wsn't that creep Blair crawling up the Popes arsssh for many years and his Frankensteir woman had the grace to keep her gob covered. I ask you, do you believe in all that pure shiiiiiite.  I am a Royal and know how hard they work, I don't because I will never be Queen - that's for Chuck, he loves that Fawcett guy wiping his arsssh in the morning and laying out his clothes and get them put on for him.  xxxx Still I love the money honeyxx And when the twit is away skiiing up hills, I get the gin out and me and William have a ball, and loads of f**s.  xx

Answer 5

You obviously haven't read the Vatican Sport!

Answer 6

They still have an outside toilet.

Answer 7

You must have heard of The Queen's Privy Council. This goes back for centuries.

Once a week, at least, the Monarch has to endure this. Even today, Ministers have to stand before The Queen whilst she has to hold Government papers and approve them, whether she likes them or not.

"What is this about not being 'Tough on creme'? One likes creme brulee - or however it is spelled."

"Sorry, Ma'am: that's 'Tough on Crime'."

"Oh, Mr Brown. One sees. Approved. Have you seen ASDA Green lavatory paper? Perhaps that should be wiped from the record.

"By the way, I heard this frightfully funny joke the other day. It's all about the Pope and why he does not have children. 'Why does the Pope wear underpants in the bath?'"

"No idea, Ma'am."

"Because he doesn't want to look down on the unemployed."

"Ma'am that's old and shrivelled."

"Tell one about it."

'Other Royals' have to take their chances and suffer from richness and privilege.

Answer 8

Hmmmm - I wonder why that is...............................!

Answer 9

Ha ha! The royals have the option to give up the free houses and money at any time, and retire into private life. Bollocks to 'em, I say.

How do, mate.

Answer 10

Vatican, an onion of gossips, blushed.