Should Princess Eugenie and Beatrice be stripped of their titles because of their parent's wrongdoings?
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And Amanda jam Nation, being the daughters of Andrew Mountbatten
Windsor and Sarah Ferguson. Princess Eugeney and Princess Beatrice are
trying to grapple with this new reality for themselves. There's
been some call from a royal commentator to strip them
of their princess titles for the survival of the monarchy.
(00:21):
He has said that the royal title should end in
could end in scrutiny, tears and abject humiliation. Chop the
whole arm off. I don't think that's fair, though their
futures will be very awkward. I know they support charities
and things that one of them is child sex trafficking awkward.
Andrew hasn't been accused of that a lot of terrible things.
Speaker 2 (00:41):
When you say that, it gives me pause for thought.
I think, well, yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3 (00:45):
Kids, that's the way it goes.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
That's right. We all have to deal with the circumstances
around us. Do you think it's fair? So let's phrase
it like this. Eugenie and Beatrice tripped of their titles?
Is it passed? The pub test.
Speaker 4 (00:58):
Definitely does not suppub test their princesses. They're born princesses,
and they shouldn't have to settle what their father has
gone through. They have nothing to do what's going on,
and they should stay at princesses.
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Well.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
Children shouldn't be blamed for the errors and the stakes
of their parents. Parents that are in jail, their children
shouldn't be suffering. He's not been actually convicted, but he's
not done the right thing apparently, and he should have
been stripped a long time ago. But they're independent people.
If they stuff up on their own, that's their problem.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Ah. I just really feel for those young women, how
embarrassed they must be. But what they're there are done.
It's just bad enough already. And I think being stripped
to your title is his part of his punishment for
what he's done, and the shame should belong firmly to him,
and they should be for shown for them for what
(01:53):
they're going through as a result of his stuffing behaviors.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
I tend to grow
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