Queen's favorite daughter-in-law: what Meghan Markle should learn from Sophie of Wessex
'03.07.2020'
Source: TheCrowns.ru
Elizabeth II openly brings one of the family members closer to her - and this is not Kate Middleton, not Camilla Parker-Bowles, and certainly not Meghan Markle. Why the Queen and all Britons are in awe of Sophie of Wessex TheCrowns.ru.
Prince Edward is considered the most “difficult” son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
He refused prestigious military service, for a long time he tried to work in “normal work” as a director of his own small television company, and did not want to help his family in royal work.
But everything has changed. And this is the merit of his wife, Countess Sophie of Wessex. She has many qualities for which the British adore her.
Prince Harry is also “difficult”, but Megan clearly did not cope with the role that Sophie so easily succeeded.
Now Prince Edward and Sophie, along with the rest of the royal family, have adapted to technology to maximize their royal responsibilities during isolation.
The Countess of Wessex began to appear more in public after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the royal family earlier this year.
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Along with the Duchess of Cambridge, who recently joined Sophie for some rare collaborative exits, the Countess of Wessex became one of the most popular and attractive royals during the isolation period.
She quietly and without special advertising helped the volunteers: in personal protective equipment she visited various organizations, cooked food, collected food packages.
During self-isolation, she did not use the services of bodyguards, because she did not want to expose security officers to infection.
A striking contrast with Megan, the Duchess of Sussex, who managed to turn charity into a show program and thereby earned a portion of criticism.
Sophie gets along well with Elizabeth II. She looks young, but belongs to the “middle generation” of the royal family (the countess is 55 years old), closer to the queen's generation in character.
She is the only royal daughter-in-law who does not get involved in scandals, does not try to stand in the front row, but simply does her royal work.
Not surprisingly, insiders call her the Queen's beloved daughter-in-law.
Windsor men are known to be very difficult to marry. Edward was difficult, but Sophie managed to make him happy, and the Queen appreciates that. It's a shame Meghan couldn't do the same.
Anastasia Kara's original column published on the blog The Crown on Yandex Zen
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