Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet Should Get Royal Protection, Longtime Royal Family Photographer Says

Edwards started photographing the royals for The Sun in the 1970s and initially had contentious relationships with Princess Diana and then-Prince Charles. A notable 1980 argument found Edwards yelling “At least I’ve got a job!” as the royal heir rode away from him on horseback.

The photographer chronicles that anecdote and many others in his upcoming memoir, Cup of Tea, Arthur? My Extraordinary 50 Years Photographing the Royal Family. He writes about how he’s formed a bond with the now-King, as well as his children and grandchildren.
“It’s been a great life,” Edwards reflected in a recent interview with The Telegraph in support of his forthcoming book. “A great and interesting life — and never boring.”