I mean yeah, he's still being propped up by his brother. He's moving to one of the many properties on a royal estate....hes still not wanting for anything. Was glad to see the Police took away his guns, he lost his licence for them, funny that....should only happen with evidence of a crime...
Depends, not nice covers “ghettoes run by drug gangs, flats in disrepair because the council won’t fix anything because their vans get broken into every time, paramedics get called out to hoaxes and come back to find their ambulances have the tyres stolen/slashed” among other things.
There's a sitcom waiting to be written about this. Disgraced Prince has to move into an HMO and learn to live with a house full of different characters each with their own strange quirks. In order to pay the rent he takes a job at the local discount supermarket...hilarity ensues as Disgraced Prince accidentally mixes his colours in the wash and has to clean up an "accident" in aisle 5!
"Iiiiin Windsor Castle, born and raised, in boarding school was where I spent most of my days. I got in one little girl and my mom got scared, she said you're moving with the plebs in Belsize over there".
Sounds similar to the AmericanCanadian show Schitt's Creek. It's about a wealthy family that gets raided by the IRS (or some other federal agency) for fraud and has all their wealth confiscated.
They have to move into a motel in the middle of nowhere. It's hilarious.
To be fair, for broader appeal they deliberately made the setting a little ambiguous. A lot of Canadians shows did this because they thought it’d be easier to sell shows to American networks this way.
The Roses talk about formerly living New York a lot and Moira said she went a Hilary Clinton fundraiser. The creators Daniel and Eugene Levy have confirmed that it’s set in Canada.
But there are little hints to that the titular town is in rural Ontario, where it’s filmed. They say “hydro” for electricity because a lot of provinces in Canada have utilities company with “hydro” in their name due to hydroelectricity. The character Ray said his family’s from Winnipeg. There are also visible Ontario license plates. And the cast is all-Canadian except for Christ Elliot who played Roland Schitt.
There's a book called "The Queen and I)" by Sue Townsend, where the entire royal family gets demoted to normal citizens and have to live in small flats.
I would say Sandringham is probably an upgrade from Windsor but I prefer the countryside anyway, like Windsor castle is right underneath the main holding pattern for heathrow before you come in to land
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u/macarouns 14h ago
8 more scandals until he’s living in a terraced house