Is Princess Michael of Kent sitting at home seething with rage that the ******s barred her from Philip’s funeral?

She knows why. She shouldn't have worn a brouche that could be turned into proof of racism by extremist race-baiters. She'll be with the family after the show is over.

Isn't princess Michael too manly for a princess?  Or did "he" change sex surgically?

What a complete imbecile it must take to write such as crassly stupid question.

Princess Michael of Kent was not barred from Prince Philip's funeral.

The Queen, as head of state, had to abide by the same rules for funerals in England during the current COVID-19 pandemica s everyone. Those rules state that the maximum permitted number of mourners is thirty. It has been widely reported in the press the Queen had to make some very difficult decisions to in order to keep the number to thirty.

I thought her choice was very good and she included most of the people I thought she would. She included four I never considered. One was a very dear friend of Prince Philip and three were drawn from among Prince Philip's German relatives.

She included all her children and grandchildren and their spouses, her sister's children and the spouse of the one still married plus probably the next three most senior members of the Royal Family who undertake duties for the Queen.

I seriously doubt it. Who really wants to attend a funeral, especially of someone to whom you weren't close?

As she is accompanied by her husband, I doubt she feels she got such a bad deal. neither was she singled out many duchesses didn't make the cut.

Probably not, maybe out buying shoes and Blackamoor brooches.

I was expecting immature, disrespectful trolling today, since it is the day of Philip's funeral.

How are we to know what this woman feels? Do any of us personally know her?

Many people from the extended royal family were not invited because of Covid restrictions. I think that Princess Michael understands the situation.

On Saturday 17 April, the royal family will pay their respects to the Duke of Edinburgh with a small funeral attended only by close relatives due to coronavirus restrictions.

Prince Philip passed away on Friday 9 April at the age of 99 at Windsor Castle.

It will be a royal ceremonial funeral (like those held for the Queen’s mother and Princess Diana) as opposed to a state funeral, which is usually reserved for the head of state.

While such a high profile funeral would normally be attended by hundreds of guests with crowds of the public gathering nearby in support, this year, just 30 people will be permitted to attend due to government guidelines. The public have been urged to “stay away” and leave messages of condolence online instead.

The 30-person limit does not include clergy; the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Dean of Windsor will preside over the service.

While the Queen and Prince Philip have 10 great-grandchildren, according to PA, the family have considered them too young to attend the televised event as they are all aged 10 and under.

While it’s not yet been announced exactly who will be attendance, here’s everything we know so far about who will most likely be at Prince Philip’s funeral on Saturday,

Happy now troll.

I doubt very much whether ANYONE in the U.K, or anywhere else for that matter, gives a damn how she feels.