The Royal Family is a tight ship when it comes to rules, and the Queen is the Captain. Prince Andrew let slip a funny rule the Queen imposed during a visit to the Leeds Building Society's headquarters when he was presented with a game of monopoly.

       A clip titled Royal Rule Book: The Royal Family's Strangest Rules, explains the rule on the Royal Family Channel on YouTube.

       They report: "The royals love a good game, but monopoly is off the cards.

       "Prince Andrew said it is banned as it gets too vicious."

       It was also reported by Marie Claire: "In December 2008, Prince Andrew attended Leeds Building Society’s newly-refurbished Albion Street headquarters.

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       "Before he left the Duke of York was given the property board game Monopoly to mark his visit.

       The Daily Telegraph reported Andrew explained the game could cause arguments within the family, as 'it gets too vicious.'"

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       The royals will return to Sandringham this year for Christmas, as last year the family were seperated due to the pandemic.

       The Norfolk home has hosted Christmas since 1988.

       The Royal Family are stickler's for tradition, and the festive period is no exception.

       The family attends a black-tie dinner on Christmas Eve, where, according to Popsugar, the Queen's favorite cocktail, the "Zaza" is served.

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       The Windsors also honor their German heritage by opening presents after afternoon tea on Christmas Eve instead of on Christmas Day.

       On the 25th, the Queen is joined by her family for a church service at St. Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham Estate.

       The whole family also watch the Queen's annual Christmas broadcast together on Christmas Day.