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Hello, Royal Watchers,
Now that you've finished "The Crown" season 4 (you have caught up, right?), do you feel the show took too many liberties with the Royal Family's story, as some critics are saying, or do you think the Netflix series was justified in having creative licence to do as they please?
"Clearly, insiders briefing on the royals' behalf have taken offence at some of the content, particularly that relating to the Prince of Wales," said Camilla Tominey, a royal correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, in an interview with CBC News.
"They think he's being really harshly depicted and that Diana is, effectively, being characterized as some kind of angel."
Charles isn't the only royal to have been depicted in a less-than-flattering light; the series also went after the Queen's other children, particularly Prince Edward and Prince Andrew, and Her Majesty herself.
What do you think of the criticism of the series? Is it justified or not? Please share your thoughts by emailing us and we'll post our favourite responses in the next newsletter.
Have a great weekend and be safe, Royal Watchers 👑👑 |
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👑 More Royal Family News 👑 |
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Lady Celia Vestey, a godmother to Prince Harry, died at the age of 71 over the weekend.
According to Vanity Fair, Vestey was the wife of Sam, Lord Vestey, one of England's richest businessmen, and she was one of the few people in the Royal Family's inner circle who was friends with both Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
Vestey remained close to both of Charles and Diana's sons: she was a guest at the weddings of Prince William and Prince Harry, and the Duke of Sussex reportedly contacted Vestey's three children to share his condolences after she passed.
Learn more about the fascinating life of the late Celia Vestey on Vanity Fair. |
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