After a tumultuous 12 months, the royals will be eager to show the world how they are reemerging from a challenging period, much stronger for it | Analysis from Lauren Said-Moorhouse and Max Foster
This is a version of the December 31 edition of CNN's Royal News, a weekly dispatch bringing you the inside track on Britain's royal family. Sign up here. London Every family has its breakdowns, but the outside world doesn't usually hear about them. The royal family doesn't like to air its dirty laundry in public either, traditionally preferring to adopt the Queen's mantra of"never complain, never explain.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex exposed a major schism in the Windsor clan in March, and gave their story to the world's most high-profile interviewer, Oprah Winfrey. Much has been written about their revelations. But most of it has been from the Sussex point of view -- because that's pretty much all we have.
Prince William speaks out after Harry and Meghan's interview 01:20The family has clearly decided to ride this out. The last time they engaged in a public war of words was in the 1990s when the court of public opinion took the side of Princess Diana rather than Charles, to the detriment of the monarchy.This time, public reaction has been more complex. The struggles Harry and Meghan spoke of resonated with some because, at the heart of it, they were about identity.
Watch Queen Elizabeth's 2021 Christmas message 09:04Queen Elizabeth dedicated this year's Christmas message to all those who lost loved ones as she paid tribute to her late husband. The monarch was uncharacteristically sentimental in her annual broadcast, saying:"His sense of service, intellectual curiosity and capacity to squeeze fun out of any situation -- were all irrepressible. That mischievous, inquiring twinkle was as bright at the end as when I first set eyes on him.
The Queen remembers human rights"champion" Desmond Tutu. Other members of the royal family sent messages of condolence following the death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Prince Charles said he was"deeply saddened" over the Archbishop's passing and described him as an"inspiration to us all" for"speaking out against the evil of apartheid and highlighting the threat of climate change.
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