Sharon Osbourne: There's A Lot of Pressure on the Royal Family
April 19, 2011 by: KRISTIN WONG

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Sharon and Kelly Osbourne were interviewed by CNN’s Piers Morgan, when they discussed the unfair pressure the Royals face.
“Every move they make, everything they say it's critiqued, it's commented on," Sharon said. "They're not allowed to make their mistakes privately, and grow up privately.”
Regarding Kate, Osbourne said: “"Her life will never be the same again, in good and bad."
Hey, that ring didn’t put itself on her finger. We’re just hoping Kate’s aware of exactly what she’s getting into. She worked hard to nab her prince, and now she’s going to have to work harder to fit in with royally.
It’s also been reported this week that if Prince William and Kate’s first child is a girl, she could be queen. A “male primogeniture” currently exists in the British monarchy, giving throne precedence to the first-born male.
But Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is opening up to the idea of removing this law, saying, "My own personal view is that in this day and age the idea that only a man should ascend to the throne I think would strike most people as a little old fashioned," Clegg said.
"If Prince William and Catherine Middleton were to have a baby daughter as their first child, I think most people would think it is perfectly fair and normal that she would eventually become Queen of our country ... I think it is worth thinking about."
The two haven’t even tied the knot, and already, people are talking about Kate Middleton’s pregnancy. Yeah, the pressure is on.
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