The British aren’t the only ones with royal drama

Prince Harry has been spilling royal secrets left, right and center with the release of his new memoir, but the British royal family isn’t the only one with drama. Here are some other royal families with their own fair share of dysfunction and drama, according to an NYT reportMedium108405222 NORWAYLast year, Norwegian princess Martha Louise relinquished her royal duties to be with her fiancé and shaman to the stars Durek Verrett. The couple runs an alternative medicine business together. Vurrett was previously under fire for suggesting in his 2019 book that cancer was a choice. The duo seems to be a good match though, since Louise has previously suggested she can communicate with angels and animals, NYT reportsMedium108405223 DENMARKAbolishing the monarchy may sound like a distant dream in the UK, but not so in Denmark, where Queen Margrethe II announced a discontinuation of royal titles for her second son Prince Joachim and his four children. This has become tabloid fodder in the country, with the prince claiming he was only given five days to inform his children of this. The Queen later admitted that she ‘underestimated’ the impact of her choice, but it is one she still stands by.Medium108405225 THAILANDKing Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand is not your average royal — with four wives and countless mistresses, a predilection for crop tops and amassing great wealth. As royal prince, he appointed his pet dog Foo Foo to the role of air chief marshal, according to the NYT reportMedium108405226 SPAINJuan Carlos, the former king of Spain abdicated his throne back in 2014m but returned to Spanish soil back in May. Known for his lavish lifestyle, many affairs and a publicised fraud investigation, it has impacted the way the general public see the country’s monarchy.