Amelia Lester

And maybe they will in time and maybe they won't.

But I think that it's fair enough.

If I was William, I'd probably be doing the same.

I'd be saying it's not that I don't love you, cousins, but...

Every time I'm photographed with you, this whole thing is coming back.

And if William wants anything, it's for in five or ten years or whenever the time comes, he doesn't want to still be dealing with the Andrew mess.

I think he's right.

I think he's right.

I think we talked about this a little bit last week, but I think that the public patience

for you know like the royals doing this thing that they always do where they go we won't do anything and we'll just wait and it'll go away and then it doesn't go away and so then they do something like Charles the way that he it took him years and all these steps to finally distance himself properly from Andrew to finally make Andrew get out of the royal house give back his titles years of baby steps towards it people want to see actual accountability and

And even though it's kind of silly, like do these ladies get to call themselves princesses or not, like I think that for William he's like everybody's sick of us.

We need to make some real changes.

I think he's right.

And it's not mean about them or being negative about them.

I don't really think that they had much choice in the matter of who they are and who their parents are.

But the job in hand in William's eyes is let's try and save this thing.

That's the question.

She has nothing to lose except their respect.

Exactly.

If she decides to, because I was very excited by this article too, Claire.