Royal reporters have been feasting throughout September. But there’s a problem! Having spent years catastrophizing every single thing about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, they have no idea what to do when the Earl Spencer, an aristocrat with deeper ties than the mostly-German Windsors, decides to tell his side and his sister’s side. The […]
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