Royalty

[Hina Muqadas]

The state of being royal; the condition or quality of a
royal person; kingship; kingly office; sovereignty.

[Jessica]

Holding the power, status, and authority of a [monarch]: a hereditary leader of a country.

Of or relating to people of royal rank and their families, collectively.

Informally used to describe entertainers whose [offspring] at least try to follow in their parents footsteps; some succeed and some dont, but this royalty is merely entertainment and they generally bear little political power outside of [voicing] their own opinions.

[Magaret]

Children of a famous [popstar], rock musician, [movie star], etc. Never used nowadays for real royal families, who are [monarchy]. Often have strange rock royalty or Hollywood royalty names handed out by drug-crazed parents shortly after the (Caesarian) birth. Usually chronically over-indulged, leading to severely disordered personalities in later life that have to be recovered from.

[Sonia]

A girl who is loyal,loving, wont [play with your heart]. And needs [alot] of attention and [affection]

[Vania]

A bunch of [over-rated] pricks who have destroyed [freedom from] the common man. Also claiming to be above the general population over [false claim].

[Merna]

Name for an elegant type of bong that rips smoothly starting with a [hurricane] that erupts out of water and flows up through a [see-through] shaft towards the [blissful] opening to heaven.

[Sonia]

Man or woman that is [BETTER THAN YOU] [b/c] they have money and power

see [monarch]

[Becky]

People of royal blood or status.

[Rihanna]

A royalty is a payment to an owner for the ongoing use of their asset or property, such as patents, copyrighted works, or natural resources.

[Rihanna]

the people who belong to the family of a king and queen:

[Cami]

The rank, status, power or authority of a monarch.