Opinion: Diana was the tragic example of an imprisoned princess bound by arcane rules until her political causes helped set her free. Could the Duchess be following suit? | JennaPrice
and various low-level local councillors who stomped their feet. A few others got increasingly worked up.disappointed at the low turn out in the Welsh electionsMeghan, Duchess of Sussex attends the unveiling of the Labalaba Statue on October 25, 2018 in Nadi, Fiji."It is vital to the health of both the United Kingdom and of Wales that our democratic institutions flourish and adapt," she said.
It is small 'p' politics, much like the political causes Princess Diana espoused while she was still alive, particularly the movement to free the world of landmines the most prominent. Her support of these causes marked the beginning of her freedom from all the Royal rules, her way out of the prison.
Now the princesses, or princess equivalents, are more likely to pick carefully considered causes. Mental health. Nutrition. As Connors says, the Cambridges, Kate and Will, have gone down that route.
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