Prince Louis and Sons, News and Events, Part 1: April 2019 - present

hereditarytitles said:

Interesting. I saw that too and I found it a bit strange that both sons read their speach from their mobile. And I am asking myself for what did they get this award?
Both are still in an expensive boarding school in GB, 18 and 17 years old. I really dont knwo what those boys have done in the past in terms of helping underprivileged people etc., to get an award?

The "Parliamentary Society" is one of those numerous private initiatives under the label "doing good things for arts, sports". So dont get impressed that they are speaking in UK parliament. There are many other private initiatives who can speak there. The NHS for instance.

But if you closely look into it, it is just a bunch of people who want to be important, and at the same time selling their stuff, arts, fashion .

It is all her narcissistic mother's doing and I am really sorry that Louis as father doesn't care more about his sons and trying to prevent that those really nice boys are under the total influence of their exaggerating and narcissistic mother.
If you look at Tessy's Instagram you will see that she is presenting herself as a designer of clothes, a childrens book author (bestselling, which is not true at all), a business woman, entrepreneur, getting all kinds of silly and unimportant awards for peace, doing social works and what not!

There must be a whole scene of such people who just celebrate themselves with galas and dinners and presenting each attendant an award, like recently at the "Creative Women Society" in Dubai". Every single woman that attended got an award, a cheap little plastic thing, for what? Because they have a job and doing their job. They don't change the world, they don't prevent wars or going into poor areas and help people to get a better life.
They are just celebrating themselves with dinners and galas and expensive clothes.
It makes me so furious that those people get attention. I know that galas like the Red Cross Ball and other charity events are important for attracting rich people who will donate.
Fine with me what the Monaco family does in that field.
But see the difference.
Sorry for that long sermon, but it has really made me mad for a long time and just had to write this.
I hadn't know about that before I worked myself off about Tessy. Don't ever believe anything she is posting. This woman cannot get enough of attention and is using everything to get it. But all of it under the pretence of being important and there for the underprivileged and poor. But it is just word salad she is preaching. No wonder she was kicked out of Professors Without Borders, because that is a NGO which really is working.
I cannot think of any ex royal member who is still making such a fuss about her children. She is married again, has a small child and still running around in the world and trying to be important. This is just sick IMO

Here is a link to the "Parliament Society"

Parliamentary Society For Arts | Parliamentary Society | England

The Parliamentary Society for Arts Fashion and Sports vision is to encourage young entrepreneurs to strike a balance and partnership between their craft, skills, and UK politics.

www.parliamentarysociety.com

I am not saying that this NGO doesn't have good issues on their agenda, but all of what I have seen and read about what they really do has disappointed me. That is the reason why I am suspicious.

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hereditarytitles said:

I noticed that at the "speach" of Princes Gabriel and Noah at the "Parliamentary Society", which again, doesn't mean that they spoke in Parliament. This NGO just rented a room there for their event.
There was a cardboard name in front of them saying "Prince Gabriel of Nassau, prince of Bourbon Parma".
This is the first time that I saw any member of GDC to use the "Bourbon Parma" title. Maybe someone who has better knowledge about titles if that is a validate title to use for members of the Lux royal family. And if so, I wonder why other family members aren't using it.

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tessy_from_luxembourg :
since they are very small they have donated money to refugee and orphanage houses, have worked with schools and young children, have traveled with me to rural areas to work with me, have cooked for public holidays for homeless people and distributed their food to them, have worked with young youth. and you?​

tessy_from_luxembourg​

yes thats true but my kids are barely 18. they are still writing their adult bio in the next years

not at all. i always ask what others do when they ask me that question. Its kind of normal for me. comparing notes. but sorry u felt its offensive. thats on you

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tommy100 said:

The "Parliamentary Society" looks to have little substance to it - its all about fashion, art and sports which is fair enough but I don't see any real link to Parliament at all. They've simply hired a space in the palace of Westminster it seems - interesting that all 3 - Tessy and her boys all got awards. Make me think, to be frank, the boys got theirs simply for their royal titles.

Tessy has also replied quite defensively when someone asked on instagram why they got an award, shows her level of maturity IMO.

Poster:
What has he done exactly? I’m curious.

tessy_from_luxembourg :​

since they are very small they have donated money to refugee and orphanage houses, have worked with schools and young children, have traveled with me to rural areas to work with me, have cooked for public holidays for homeless people and distributed their food to them, have worked with young youth. and you?​

Poster:
I haven’t gotten an award from anywhere… I was genuinely curious about what sets them apart from other youths who do volunteer work. No need to be defensive.

Normally, when individuals / organizations receive an award, there is a bio of some sort to explain their work.

tessy_from_luxembourg​

yes thats true but my kids are barely 18. they are still writing their adult bio in the next years

not at all. i always ask what others do when they ask me that question. Its kind of normal for me. comparing notes. but sorry u felt its offensive. thats on you

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tommy100 said:

Oh yes- she was made a Dame of the Royal Order of the Drum...from that well known royal house of Rwanda whose current head lives on a housing estate in Manchester, UK.

This article gives you an idea of why the current "King" might not be as recognised as much as you might thing...oh and talks about how the previous King made money through the sale of Knighthoods ;-)

Rwanda's new king named – a father of two living on an estate near Manchester

Emmanuel Bushayija, the nephew of the late exiled King Kigeli, named as king Yuhi VI by Kigeli’s chief courtier

www.theguardian.com

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tommy100 said:

The "Parliamentary Society" looks to have little substance to it - its all about fashion, art and sports which is fair enough but I don't see any real link to Parliament at all. They've simply hired a space in the palace of Westminster it seems - interesting that all 3 - Tessy and her boys all got awards. Make me think, to be frank, the boys got theirs simply for their royal titles.

Tessy has also replied quite defensively when someone asked on instagram why they got an award, shows her level of maturity IMO.

Poster:
What has he done exactly? I’m curious.

tessy_from_luxembourg :​

since they are very small they have donated money to refugee and orphanage houses, have worked with schools and young children, have traveled with me to rural areas to work with me, have cooked for public holidays for homeless people and distributed their food to them, have worked with young youth. and you?​

Poster:
I haven’t gotten an award from anywhere… I was genuinely curious about what sets them apart from other youths who do volunteer work. No need to be defensive.

Normally, when individuals / organizations receive an award, there is a bio of some sort to explain their work.

tessy_from_luxembourg​

yes thats true but my kids are barely 18. they are still writing their adult bio in the next years

not at all. i always ask what others do when they ask me that question. Its kind of normal for me. comparing notes. but sorry u felt its offensive. thats on you

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