PEOPLERoyalsis back with its second issue!
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Princess Diana: The Woman Who Changed Everything
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018.Samir Hussein/WireImage
“Contrary to popular belief, there is no etiquette rule or mandate that the royals must follow when it comes to showing public displays of affection — and they PDA they do show is simply a matter of personal preference,” says etiquette expert and founder of Beaumont Etiquette Myka Meier. “It’s important to remember that senior royals are considered ‘working royals,’ and while at work, they tend to practice professional behavior to show respect.“For more, including what each royal couple’s PDA says about them, check outPEOPLERoyals.
Former First LadyMichelle Obamais a bestselling author, child-health and voting-rights advocate and cofounder of Higher Ground, a film and audio production studio.
Queen Elizabeth II, US President Barack Obama, US First Lady Michelle Obama and Prince Philip.JOHN STILLWELL/AFP via Getty
“Early in my husband’s Presidency, Barack and I had the honor of meeting Her MajestyQueen ElizabethII and His Royal HighnessPrince Philip. Back then, we were still getting used to the pomp and circumstance of the White House—and my mind could barely grasp the grandeur of Buckingham Palace,“Michelle Obamashares in an exclusive interview.
“But the Queen and Prince Philip were warmer and kinder than I ever would have imagined from the briefings we’d received or the lifetime of stories I grew up reading in the newspaper or viewing on the nightly news. They treated us with the kind of good humor and generosity that is rare in any person, let alone royalty—and put us at ease, even in the most intimidating circumstances.“For more, including when Prince Philip chauffeured the Obamas from the helicopter landing pad back to Windsor Castle, check outPEOPLERoyals.
source: people.com
