Tom, a father of two and currently a food writer and restaurant critic, told the Radio Times Good Food podcast: “I tell you, that would be the quickest way to revolution.
“I think we’re a fairly balanced and sober and sensible country on the whole. But if I suddenly became a prince, I think that Buckingham Palace gates would be stormed”.
“It would be appalling. I think that would put back the long and glorious cause of the monarchy in Britain by many years.”
Tom’s remarks come amid growing questions over whether King Charles’s brother Andrew should be stripped of his own prince title, as outrage increases over further revelations about his friendship with the late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. In other Royal news, Tom has shared more personal insights about his mother, including her favorite beverages.
In the context of launching his own cordials drinks brand, Christopher’s, he shared that his mother is “obsessed” with the brand’s Sicilian lemon and redcurrant flavor.
Tom explained his motivation for this new venture was to provide more premium non-alcoholic options beyond just elderflower.
Speaking to the Independent, he said: “There are so many people who don’t drink for reasons of health, religion, whatever. Again and again and again we heard, why is it always elderflower? Why is there nothing else? So we thought, well hang about.”
He also noted a cultural shift towards wellness and an understanding that taking a few days off from alcohol isn’t a bad thing.
He expressed: “There is a new generation and an older generation who don’t see drink as a day-to-day thing, which is a good thing.
“There’s more interest in health and mental health, in understanding ourselves and understanding our body.
“I’d never want a time when alcohol disappeared. But I think there’s a good balance between enjoying a drink or two, and having a couple of days off.”
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