I don’t really have a read on Prince Edward and Sophie’s son James, the Earl of Wessex. James used to be Viscount Severn, but now he has the Wessex title because his parents were “elevated” to the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. Anyway, the only things I know about this 18-year-old kid is that he’s […]
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