From Edward VII to Andrew, why the British royal family's crises seem to echo down the generations

"'One of the consequences of entitlement is that some will go rogue when left unchecked'."

"As the scandal consuming Andrew Mountbatten- Windsor spiralled out of control last year the British Royal family endured another annus horribilis."

"As somebody with a background in public relations I am scratching my head wondering who is advising this family as they stumble from one crisis to the next."

"will somebody please save these people from themselves"

One of the consequences of entitlement is that some will go rogue when left unchecked. The scandal consuming Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor spiralled out of control last year. The British Royal family endured another annus horribilis. A background in public relations prompts bewilderment at who is advising the family as they stumble from one crisis to the next. Successive scandals reveal weaknesses in oversight, message management, and accountability. Unchecked entitlement can erode institutional credibility and provoke public backlash, intensifying media scrutiny and compounding reputational damage. The invoked plea captures widespread exasperation at recurring royal missteps.

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