That would maybe explain why she is able to remain so slim, if you are not able to eat normal.. My friend had a case of that and had issues eating.
Good grief.
I saw an article in the Daily Mail, speculating what Kate's surgery could be for. They made a list. #1 on the list: prolapsed rectum
It makes sense that they would do this, just in case. It is interesting that both Harry and Andrew have been passed over. Not at all surprising, but interesting.As usual, I’ve seen a lot of speculation today about what would happen if both Charles, and then William, became incapacitated - where Prince George is still so young.
Seems as if some legislation was enacted by Parliament that if George needed a Regent, that it would be, first, Prince Edward, and then, Princess Anne.
Don’t shoot the messenger.
I hope they're listed in this order, because Princess Anne told them she would only do it, if Prince Edward couldn't.As usual, I’ve seen a lot of speculation today about what would happen if both Charles, and then William, became incapacitated - where Prince George is still so young.
Seems as if some legislation was enacted by Parliament that if George needed a Regent, that it would be, first, Prince Edward, and then, Princess Anne.
Don’t shoot the messenger.
From what I‘ve read, it has to be.
If so, this would have been a good time for Parliament to address that.
No. I don't know UK law, so the only thing I mean is women should no longer be treated beneath men. Some legislation needs to be changed with the times. The US is a perfect example of that.
This is changed in the UK. But only for those children born starting in 2015. The order of succession is oldest direct male descendants first, then female (at the same genealogical level), basically. Until the succession starts including those born 2015 and since then. Then it's just oldest direct descent (regardless of male/female).
The line of succession act was changed several years ago. It had to pass all Commonwealth Parliaments.
