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As you may have noticed today, we are not on a regular set, the reason, today we have a very important guest on the program today, so we had to move the set somehow, our guest today was named the second most influential woman in the world according to Forbes and the No. 1 according to TeenVogue in its section 21 under 21, give a warm welcome to Princess Primrose of England to this Christmas special," said James Corden while introducing you.
You carefully entered the set, where there was only the production of the program and some of the royal staff, there was no public for reasons of prevention regarding the safety of the princess.
The program had been recorded a few days in advance because by the time the program aired, you would be in Edinburgh celebrating Christmas with the other members of the royal family.
For those who don't know you, please introduce yourself," said James as you sat down on the couch across from where he was sitting. -Hi everyone, my name is Primrose Diana Gia Mountbatten-Windsor, a rather long name to be honest, and for those of you who don't know me, I'm just a normal girl with a royal tittle.
-Primrose you are the princess of England, how does that feel?
-It's quite difficult to describe because growing up in a very structured family, it was normal for me to bow to my grandparents so I thought all families did the same. I never thought it wasn't like that
-When did you realize that not all families were like this?
-I was about 7 years old and for the first time I was able to leave England for a summer, I was at Olympia's house, princess Olympia, when one of her grandparents on her mother's side came to the house and none of them bowed to her, out of curiosity I asked my godfather why and he told me that it was not necessary since they did not have royal titles with a higher degree than we had and that is when I realized that we were not a conventional family.
-that must have been pretty impressive. -at the time it was but as a little girl I quickly put that thought aside.
-Primrose, you are the first princess of England in almost 240 years, how is that possible," James read one of the cards in front of him.
-it is possible because of a rather unique tradition, when Prince Frederick of Wales died in 1751 he said that his last male child would be named Prince of England and that the tradition should continue but with the exception that he should be the first born of the last male child of the kings, when Prince Frederick William of England (who was the son of Frederick of Wales) died they decided to leave the tradition aside, until one day the Queen's father, in some books read the famous tradition and decided that if he had a son, he would continue with it, but as he did not have one he could not, but my grandmother decided that she would implement it and that is how it all came about.
-Rumors say that the queen's decision was not taken in a good way by some members of the royal family, is that true?
-I will not name names but there are 4 people in the family who did not take the news very well and to this day show their discontent mainly because being named princess of England automatically advances you in the line of succession to the throne.
