From what we have seen in the interview and heard from her parents, much like The Queen, Louise does seem to be quieter and happier to spend her time in the country. Given this and the fact that the Prince of Wales has a fairly serious plan to slim down the monarchy, it seems unlikely that she will now use the HRH title.
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Sign up here. Fifty-six-year-old Sophie first drew attention to the subject of menopause back in May, when she described the transition as feeling like someone had taken her brain out. It was the first time a member of the royal family had openly shared her experience of periods and menopause. You don't expect royals to speak personally about these subjects, especially in such frank detail, given how private the family is.
So when they do, it's all the more powerful. And this week, Sophie issued a call to action. She wants businesses to do more to support women going through the menopause, which often happens at a point in their lives when their careers should be peaking.
Wellbeing of Women says around , women have quit their jobs in the UK due to the menopause, something Sophie described as "tragic. Read More. She backed a campaign pressing employers to sign the Menopause Workplace Pledge, which aims to "make sure everyone going through the menopause is supported.
The countess said: "We are fabulous in our 40s, we are even more fabulous in our 50s, 60s and 70s and we need to celebrate that and keep those opportunities going for women. It's not right and we've got to be able to change that. It was thought that allowing them to grow up without titles would enable them to better adjust to their futures.
They have them and can decide to use them after 18, but I think it is very unlikely. By Isaac Bickerstaff. This means that as the granddaughter of the monarch through the male line and the daughter of a prince, she is a princess. While it seems unlikely that the young royal - who has largely stayed out of the public eye - will begin using her princess title, it has been speculated upon more recently, following a rumoured but disputed argument between her father Prince Edward and his elder brother Prince Charles.
According to tabloids, the brothers are reportedly in disagreement over Edward inheriting his late father's Duke of Edinburgh title, which would need to be bestowed on him by Charles when he ascends to the throne.
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