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Crown Princess Vacations in Sulani with Best Friend and Family - Has Her Friendship with the Princess Royal Become Stronger?

Yesterday morning, HRH Crown Princess Margaret was spotted in a new house in Sulani spending a few days off, not only with her family, but also with her best friend HRH Alice the Princess Royal of Farrington and her two daughter TRH Princess Estelle and Princess Evangeline. The Princess Royal has been dealing with a lot of pressure after the tragic death of her husband, so it seems HRH decided to spend a few days next to her best friend and relax by the beach. According to our source close to the royal family, the Crown Princess was very worried about her friend’s wellbeing, and came up with the idea of the vacation. “The Crown Princess’ children and the Princess Royal’s daughter have known each other since for ever, so they are all like family and they are used to spending time together. Prince David is very close to the Princess Royal who is also his godmother, so we can totally say there two ladies are more than just best friends and have become family” said our source. The whole grup was later spotted arriving at a local restaurant next to the Crown Princess’ friend the Countess of Kapolei and her two children.

Of course, the group was constantly followed by the Crown Princess’ private security team that she hired with her own money as she does in every family vacation. As we mentioned above, the group arrived at a local restaurant that opened just for them specially, since the owner is a close friend for the Countess of Kapolei and her husband. The countess is also Prince David’s godmother and they are said to be very close as well, but the Prince has a closer relationship with her son Mr. Milo Fisher-Jones. While Milo is two yeard older than Prince David, they basically grew up together, so it’s possible these two become very good friends in the future just like their mothers. The whole group is reportedly staying for a few more days in Sulani before going back to their respectives homes. According to our source, the Crown Princess won’t be taking more vacations for a while, so it seems these two besties may spend some time away from each other, but one thing is sure: the Princess Royal has become a very important person in the Crown Princess’ life, and we cannot wait to see these two together again!

At long last, Her Majesty has been granted permission by her doctors and therapists to return home where she can recuperate in peace. Sources tell us that the Queen is recovering better than originally expected, but that she still has a very long way to go. Her daughter, Princess Lucy, accompanied by extra security, personally ensured that Her Majesty got home safe and sound before heading back to drop her sister off at the airport.

With Her Majesty safely at home, HRH is attending the 30th birthday celebration of HRM Queen Alexandra of Farrington ( @thesimmonarchy​ ) on behalf of the Lockmere family and left from the Lockmere Private Airstrip this afternoon, also accompanied by a larger security detail that included armed military personnel. The picture featuring a soldier standing with the normal security detail that a curious fan was able to capture of the princess is going viral on social media, sparking much debate among Fandolin citizens about whether or not the attempt on the Queen’s life is more serious than the Palace is letting on.

The Palace is still not responding to requests for comments on the image and the attempt on the Queen’s life, and we have to wonder, is Simder right? Is there something bigger at play? Or is this just the palace guard exercising an abundance of caution?

«Ha llegado a ser una costumbre, al considerar los orígenes de la ciencia griega, hablar del "milagro griego". Es una frase desafortunada para designar el gran avance intelectual que entonces tuvo lugar, ya que su principal característica fue precisamente eliminar lo milagroso de la naturaleza y de la historia y sustituirlo por leyes. Incluso como medio de subrayar la originalidad de la contribución griega, la expresión es demasiado fuerte. El "milagro" fue muy bien preparado por egipcios y babilonios.»

Benjamin Farrington: Ciencia y filosofía en la Antigüedad. Editorial Ariel, pág. 27. Barcelona, 1984

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