I was thinking of the British royals, but I guess the question applies to pretty much all royal family.
I reckon they don’t put an add in Craigslist, “Wanted: One Nanny, must be able to provide for future king”
It can’t be civil service.
I am thinking the jobs might be handed down from one generation to the other somehow. Of course I’m basing this on Family Affair and he said he comes from a long line of “gentlemen’s gentlemen,” and was brought up to be in that profession.
So does anyone know?
I don’t know about the British, but in Italy it was often an hereditary job. A former professor of my husband’s at USD was a playmate of the Italian royal family’s children. An official playmate. As were her parents and grandparents in their childhood days.
Kind of cool, actually- it meant she spent tons of time in the royal household growing up.
Markxxx you’re really bummed about not being invited to the wedding, huh? Trying to sneak in as an employee? 
I’m awaiting the facebook page “I crashed the Royal wedding and accidently the whole cake”
I’ve been out of work for three years and I haven’t had a date since 1999 so yeah I’m made, I figured, I’d get the invite, smooze a date, and land a job with my charm
Marry wisely. 
