The Completely Ridiculous Lavish Life Of The Royal Children

Today's royal children have experienced loving, hands-on parenting, and Queen Elizabeth II's great-grandchildren have been living it up with doting parents and lavish lifestyles. But just how luxurious are their lives? Let's take a look.

It wasn't until the late '70s that a member of the royal family gave birth outside the privacy of their own home. Princess Anne welcomed her first child, Peter Phillips, at the Lindo Wing at St Mary's hospital in London, beginning a new tradition of royal births that would include Princes William and Harry, and others.

St Mary's may not be Buckingham or Kensington Palace, but it does offer luxe maternity services. Every new mother is ensconced in a personal room with high-speed internet, safe, TV, and refrigerator.

And forget about hospital-grade food; the Lindo Wing has its own kitchen staff and delivers room service for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Mothers even receive afternoon tea on a three-tiered china cake stand.

When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle welcomed their first child, Archie, they opted for The Portland Hospital instead, which may be even more posh. The maternity hospital reportedly serves lobster, foie gras, and champagne, and can cost as much as £500,000, or about $652,000, per stay. Keep watching to learn about The Completely Ridiculous Lavish Life Of The Royal Children!

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