We’re also four generations into the Windsors working very hard on impression management and a purposefully-created image.

And credit where it’s due—Diana was exceptionally good at coming across as relatable, human, but also dignified, which shift the paradigm of how royalty should act (compared to the deliberate refinement of Elizabeth, starting all the way back in WW2) and played a large part in making the Windsors an international phenomenon rather than a merely British one.

Contrast that with the absolute mess of E2’s kids as it turns out they had feet of clay and normal vices, but also played the traditional stick-up-ass role. William and Edward have done an excellent job of continuing what their Mum did…

….at least now that they’re settled. They used to be little shits.