The Queen has ordered the younger royals to shape up and do something with their lives, but are her concerns warranted?
Her Majesty has issued a stern warning to Kate Middleton and other members of the royal “brat pack” to get a job or become involved in charity work, in order to protect the family image.
Fed up with seeing photos of her grandchildren and their partners stumbling out of nightclubs around the world, the monarch has demanded they stop taking their wealth and privilege for granted, and do something meaningful with their lives.
Since she was a teenager, the Queen has been heavily involved in community and charity work, and she has passed on the importance of doing this work to her children. But she fears this quality has been lost on the next generation of royals.
The Queen’s concerns come amid criticism that the royal household is becoming a bunch of pleasure-seeking layabouts. So, are they?
To find out how Wills, Harry, Kate, Chelsy, Bea and Eugenie spend their days, see this week’s Woman’s Day (on sale September 15).
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