Greg Jenner

It's quite a lot of drama for a little kid.

And I suppose all the while he's having to go to school.

Tom, what do you think he's learning at this age?

You know, he's not, he's no longer a toddler.

He's a bit older.

I imagine at that time, very loosely, but I imagine that it's still probably learning about fighting and learning about how to be a good Catholic boy.

Well, I'm always intrigued in how kind of ruling families were conditioned from an early age to be not just in control, but also kind of without fear of being judged.

Being above judgment must have been kind of an early indoctrination, I guess.

It's an interesting point.

Yeah.

It's the psychological training of power.

The one thing we do need to address, and I'm curious whether this is gossip or rumor, there is this sort of story that Philippe is dressed as a girl.

Yeah.

Now, obviously, boys at this age wear dresses anyway to the age of five.

Seven.

Seven.

Okay, thank you.

You know, Winston Churchill wore a dress until he was roughly that age.

But there is this sense that the queen treats Philippe as her little princess.

Can't imagine a world like that.