15 Strict Rules Royal Kids Must Follow

Rules the Royal Kids Must Follow

This transcript discusses the strict rules that the royal kids must follow as part of their upbringing. These rules include etiquette, language learning, wardrobe restrictions, and public appearances.

Etiquette Rules

• The royal kids are expected to bow or curtsy in the presence of the Queen and other royals.

• They must accept gifts graciously but cannot keep them due to security protocols.

• The kids are learning proper etiquette for dining with the family and attending formal events.

Language Learning

• Everyone in the family knows more than one language, including French, Welsh, Swahili, and Spanish.

Wardrobe Restrictions

• Members of the royal family have to follow a strict dress code that doesn't allow them to ever dress overly casual. Younger boys like Prince Louis are only supposed to wear shorts.

• Long pants are reserved for older boys and men. They're also expected to stick to neutral patterns and avoid anything too loud.

• Tiaras are only allowed for married women.

Public Appearances

• The royal kids have obligations to attend certain events, ceremonies, and public appearances.

Dating Rules

• Someday they'll be ready to date but there is no discussion on what those rules will be.

Rules for Royal Kids

This transcript discusses the rules that royal kids must follow, including education, succession to the throne, religious practices, and travel.

Education

• Royal descendants must ask approval from the queen before getting married and their wedding outfits need to be approved too.

• The royal princes and princesses must go to private school. Prince William's two oldest kids started their education off with formal nursery school as toddlers before private elementary school. Both are currently attending school in London and will likely later head off to boarding school in their early teens.

• Both William and Harry took a gap year to travel before going to university.

Succession to the Throne

• The royal kids are at the mercy of the royal secession to the throne. Prince George is currently third in line to the throne after his father and grandfather. Next comes his sister Charlotte followed by Lewis. Prince Harry's son Archie is seventh in line and Lily Bett is eighth.

Living Arrangements

• Most of the royal family members live in one of the royal residences such as Buckingham Palace, Balmoral Castle, Sandringham House, Clarence House, Kensington Palace or Frogmore House.

• Kate and Williams kids enjoy their lavish lifestyle at Kensington Palace where although considered an apartment their home has four floors and a massive private garden.

Religious Practices

• All of Kate Middleton and Prince William's kids were baptized with the Church of England. The royal family's connection to the church dates back to the 15th century. Even Meghan Markle joined the church officially when she became part of the family.

Travel

• A well-known rule that all the royal families are supposed to follow including the kids is that heirs can't fly together. The rule was put in place when air travel was more dangerous than it is today. Technically, Prince William and his oldest son Prince George are not supposed to ever be on the same plane.

Other Rules

• Prince William's kids and the rest of the royal family eat extremely healthy meals. There's no packaged food or takeout allowed at the royal residences.

• With many meetings between official visitors, it is thought to be advised against adding garlic to foods eaten by royal family members to prevent any awkward bad breath.

• With Queen Elizabeth being not only the figurehead of the country but of her own family, British royals have to follow some rules of respect when she's around.

Overall, this transcript provides an overview of some of the rules that royal kids must follow in their daily lives. These rules range from education and succession to religious practices and travel restrictions.

Royal Kids and Their Future

The video discusses the lives of young royal children and their future in the royal family.

Rules for Young Royals

• The young royals have a lot of rules to follow.

• They are expected to behave appropriately in public.

Future of Young Royals

• It is unclear which young royals will stick with royal life.

• Some may choose to pursue other careers or interests outside of the royal family.

Conclusion

• The future of young royals is uncertain, but they are expected to continue following the traditions and expectations of the royal family until they make their own decisions.