The British royal family is as popular as ever after Prince Harry's revelations. Here's why
has shed light on several concerning aspects of royal life—from the claim that Harry’s own family were behind negative stories that appeared about him and his wife in the British tabloid press to the archaic rules governing details as seemingly minute as beard lengths—the revelations appear to have largely passed most Britons by.
“In Britain, I think it’s part of our DNA,” Richard Fitzwilliam, an expert on the royal family, says of the monarchy, noting that while Harry’s estrangement represents a serious fissure within the family, it’s nothing that the institution. “There is a dysfunctionality about the monarchy, about the way the family is forced to behave,” adds Fitzwilliam, “but then, on the other hand, that makes it even more fascinating.
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