Plus, the manyrulesthey have to follow.
British royals are not allowed to run for office, or have any outspoken political views.
Many of the royal rules, though, surround travel.
All royals must pack duplicates of their outfits and two heirs can never travel together.
Beyond those though, there are some strange travel rules they must also abide by.
Royals travel all over the world, often to third world countries where the blood supply is low.
Before the queen died, she was known for her daily drinking schedule, including a gin before lunch.
According toThe Sun, there is a good yet sad reason for this.
According toExpress, the late queen was always given a large yellow luggage tag, as is Kate Middleton.
The princes get red while Princess Anne is assigned green and Prince George gets blue.
Whether they travel commercial or private, the royal family never flies without a full entourage.
The Queen was known to fly with a whopping 34 people by her side.
Her children also fly with entourages, although not quite as big, especially since they often fly commercial.
