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The Duke And Duchess Of Cambridge Have Taken Legal Action Against Two Paparazzi Photographers
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Are the Duke & Duchess right to expect privacy from watching cameras, when they choose to allow their nanny to walk young Prince George in public parks?
Or is this just a reasonable reaction by Prince William taking into consideration his mothers untimely death, fleeing the paparazzi?
Are the Duke & Duchess right to expect privacy from watching cameras, when they choose to allow their nanny to walk young Prince George in public parks?
Or is this just a reasonable reaction by Prince William taking into consideration his mothers untimely death, fleeing the paparazzi?
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AOG - "One has to ask, why do they choose public parks when they have acres of private land on which to walk?"
The Duke and Duchess have said many times that they want George to enjoy as normal a life as possible for as long as possible.
This includes walking in public parks where his nanny can chat to other mums and nannies, and George can see and interact with other toddlers.
The poor little sould will spend enough of his life being within sight of security guards without denying him this brief opportunity to be like other small boys.
You wouldn;t condemn him to walking vast swathes of parkland with his nanny and security, and not another child in sight - would you?
The Duke and Duchess have said many times that they want George to enjoy as normal a life as possible for as long as possible.
This includes walking in public parks where his nanny can chat to other mums and nannies, and George can see and interact with other toddlers.
The poor little sould will spend enough of his life being within sight of security guards without denying him this brief opportunity to be like other small boys.
You wouldn;t condemn him to walking vast swathes of parkland with his nanny and security, and not another child in sight - would you?
andy-hughes
/// The Duke and Duchess have said many times that they want George to enjoy as normal a life as possible for as long as possible. ///
/// This includes walking in public parks where his nanny can chat to other mums and nannies, and George can see and interact with other toddlers. ///
Oh Andy you are not naive enough to believe that Mss Royal Nanny will be stopping to have a chat with her from number 12, and little Prince George joining other little ones on a go on the swings.
Lovely if this could be so, but I am afraid it is not possible, due to the position in life that he has been born into.
/// The poor little sould will spend enough of his life being within sight of security guards without denying him this brief opportunity to be like other small boys. ///
And don't you think that he is already constantly in sight of security guards, even when out being pushed in his pram in public parks?
/// You wouldn;t condemn him to walking vast swathes of parkland with his nanny and security, and not another child in sight - would you? ///
Of course not if this could be so, but it isn't, do you really think that anyone, children or other nannies will be allowed within feet of the young Prince?
/// The Duke and Duchess have said many times that they want George to enjoy as normal a life as possible for as long as possible. ///
/// This includes walking in public parks where his nanny can chat to other mums and nannies, and George can see and interact with other toddlers. ///
Oh Andy you are not naive enough to believe that Mss Royal Nanny will be stopping to have a chat with her from number 12, and little Prince George joining other little ones on a go on the swings.
Lovely if this could be so, but I am afraid it is not possible, due to the position in life that he has been born into.
/// The poor little sould will spend enough of his life being within sight of security guards without denying him this brief opportunity to be like other small boys. ///
And don't you think that he is already constantly in sight of security guards, even when out being pushed in his pram in public parks?
/// You wouldn;t condemn him to walking vast swathes of parkland with his nanny and security, and not another child in sight - would you? ///
Of course not if this could be so, but it isn't, do you really think that anyone, children or other nannies will be allowed within feet of the young Prince?
AOG - "Of course not if this could be so, but it isn't, do you really think that anyone, children or other nannies will be allowed within feet of the young Prince?"
Absolutely I do.
I think the modern royals, especially Kate, having had a 'normal' upbringing, will want to ensure as much normality as possible.
I don;t imagine George's pushchair has a royal crest on the side - in that rea of London he will seem to be like dozens of other tots who are taken out by mums or nannies. The only difference will be the sharp-eyed gentlemen with short hair and large muscles who are always quite nearby.
I think William, having seen what a rarified and stilted upbringing his father had - and the effect on him as an adult, will want to make very sure that his own son is sapred that raft of neuroses that come from being 'different'.
Absolutely I do.
I think the modern royals, especially Kate, having had a 'normal' upbringing, will want to ensure as much normality as possible.
I don;t imagine George's pushchair has a royal crest on the side - in that rea of London he will seem to be like dozens of other tots who are taken out by mums or nannies. The only difference will be the sharp-eyed gentlemen with short hair and large muscles who are always quite nearby.
I think William, having seen what a rarified and stilted upbringing his father had - and the effect on him as an adult, will want to make very sure that his own son is sapred that raft of neuroses that come from being 'different'.
was he in the public park to play with other children ? if not. keep him in his own private grounds ( of which there are many ), it's impossible to keep him secluded from the public since the day he was born and paraded about to the world press, the royals like many celebrities court the press when it suits them .
andy-hughes
/// I think William, having seen what a rarified and stilted upbringing his father had - and the effect on him as an adult, will want to make very sure that his own son is sapred that raft of neuroses that come from being 'different'. ///
Then don't you think before he had seen what a rarefied and stilted upbringing his father had, he would have first noticed his upbringing, and took measures himself to withdraw both himself, his wife and children from the limelight, and live an ordinary life in a four bedroom semi.?
/// I think William, having seen what a rarified and stilted upbringing his father had - and the effect on him as an adult, will want to make very sure that his own son is sapred that raft of neuroses that come from being 'different'. ///
Then don't you think before he had seen what a rarefied and stilted upbringing his father had, he would have first noticed his upbringing, and took measures himself to withdraw both himself, his wife and children from the limelight, and live an ordinary life in a four bedroom semi.?
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