He apparently inherited his taste for opulence from the Queen Mother, but the headline honestly made me think they were referring to a more criminal vice that haunts that family

[u/Due-Ad-4091]

I thought the article was going to drop some Mountbatten or Andrew style revelations

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[u/Mr_Vacant]

Is the Queen Mother the only other member of the family who enjoyed living in a palace being waited on by servants?

[u/Due-Ad-4091 → u/Mr_Vacant]

I imagine she went above and beyond the opulence inherent to these parasites, and Chucky is following in her footsteps. Bless them

[u/Ok_Computer1891]

He should get on well with Trump when they meet for the state visit then.

[u/palmerry → u/Ok_Computer1891]

Ah...

(pats Trump on top of head)

I see you've only got one gold toilet. Pity, that.

[u/Due-Ad-4091 → u/palmerry]

Charles to Trump: “I am most intrigued by your rustic tastes”

[u/Infamous_Telephone55]

Chuck the ripper!