Even Prince William’s biggest defenders acknowledge that he’s “work-shy,” they just present his laziness as a good thing because it means he’s a “hands-on father.” That’s the royalist talking point, the built-in excuse for William’s refusal to work throughout his 20s, 30s and now his 40s. “He’s a father! He has to do the school […]
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