Someone from the rave thread has come over to voteWho is the one person who doesn't think he's lost the plot as per poll !
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Probably because production isnât desperate enough to kowtow to his demands for securiddy that they would obvs have to pay for while heâs in LA or NYC to do their show. That or like Kimmel they wouldnât dare agree to go on without a groveling apology after he mocked the leaked excerpts last week. Does his bestie Corden not have a chat show anymore? That is peculiar if so.
I need to try this mythical Sussex Class 
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Princess of Wales says therapy not right for everyone on first outing since Prince Harry's book release
Kate and William were greeted by enthusiastic crowds in Liverpool, but would not confirm whether they had read Duke of Sussex's memoir
ByVictoria Ward, ROYAL CORRESPONDENT, IN LIVERPOOL12 January 2023 ⢠8:34pm
The Princess was speaking to volunteers at a charity that offers a programme of creative therapies to support young adults. CREDIT: James Whatling Photography
It has been a long few days for the Prince and Princess of Wales. But as they appeared together in public on Thursday for the first time since the publication of Prince Harryâs memoir, they tackled a rather apt topic: mental health.
The couple were mobbed by enthusiastic crowds as they officially opened the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital before hopping across the River Mersey to meet volunteers at the Open Door charity, which offers a programme of creative therapies to support young adults.
Urged by one elderly hospital patient to âkeep goingâ in the face of adversity, the royals put on a relaxed, united front, brushing off the family drama and studiously ignoring shouted questions about the dreaded book.
But while they remained tight-lipped over the explosive family revelations contained in Spare, they did offer their opinions on a different topic explored at length by Prince Harry.
âEveryone is talking a lot more about mental health,â the Princess observed as she chatted to volunteers at Open Door.
The Prince and Princess opened the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital CREDIT: REUTERS
She went on to note that âtalking therapies donât work for some peopleâ and acknowledged that there had often been ânegative connotationsâ around the subject.
âIf we get across that there are these more positive spaces and experiences out there, places like this, then we are changing how we talk about it,â she added.
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Whether or not she was making a gentle reference to claims made by her brother-in-law, we shall likely never know.
But her comments will likely raise eyebrows after Prince Harry revealed in his book that Prince William feared he had been âbrainwashedâ by therapy.
The royal couple later visited the Open Door Charity for young adults CREDIT: Getty
The Duke told a US chat show this week that the moment he started doing therapy, it was like he and his family âstarted speaking a different languageâ.
âIt just became very, very different,â he said. âThey couldn't understand me.â
No stranger to campaigning for better awareness of mental health, Prince William also weighed in on the subject, describing how young people often worried about going down the âmedical routeâ in case it affected their jobs and future careers. He said more access to ânon-clinicalâ support was needed.
As the couple left the charity, someone shouted: âHave you had the chance to read your brotherâs book, Your Royal Highness?â
Answer came there none.
Earlier, on arrival at the hospital, another heckler yelled out: âWere you hurt by the comments in Harryâs book, Sir?â
Did the couple hear it? Impossible to say.
But inside, the Prince and Princess were showered with warm support. Harryâs name may not have been spoken but there could be no doubt about the message behind those huge cheers.
Among the crowds clamouring to greet them was patient Sylvia Staniford, 81, who gripped Prince Williamâs hand tightly and spoke for many as she said: âKeep going, keep going. Scousers love you.â
William smiled at her warmly and replied: âYes, I will.â
Mrs Staniford said afterwards, with a mischievous smile: âOf course that was a reference to Harry. He knew what I was talking about.â
The hospital is the biggest in the country to provide all inpatients with single en suite bedrooms. Opened last October, it has 640 beds, including 40 critical care beds for patients in the intensive care unit.
The Princess was happy to pose for selfies CREDIT: REUTERS
The Waleses posed for numerous selfies, stroked Rosie the therapy dog and asked scores of nurses and healthcare workers how they were coping, urging them to look after themselves and thanking them for the âfantasticâ jobs they were doing.
Introduced to Gill Dumbell, a catering supervisor, William said: âYou guys are the most important people in the hospital. Nothing happens without the food going round. Itâs crucial.â He joked: âAre chips OK?â
Meanwhile, north of the border, the King too was all smiles.
The King paid a visit to the Aboyne & District Men's Shed in Scotland CREDIT: REUTERS
Charles appeared relaxed as he undertook a separate engagement in Scotland, where any discussion about the family drama was firmly off limits for the charity workers and volunteers he met.
Wearing a Hunter's Tartan kilt, the monarch toured the Aboyne & District Men's Shed, which boasts a workshop and community space and is just a 20-minute drive from Balmoral.
He was delighted to receive a swift box by the Shedâs chairman Mike Brooks, and was heard muttering âI love swiftsâ. He also showed enormous interest in a 1920s post box with G R insignia from King George V, pointing at it with delight as he said: "He's my great-grandfather."
The King also donated a fridge to one of the charities at the community centre.
Princess of Wales says therapy not right for everyone on first outing since Prince Harry's book release
Kate and William were greeted by enthusiastic crowds in Liverpool, but would not confirm whether they had read Duke of Sussex's memoir
ByVictoria Ward, ROYAL CORRESPONDENT, IN LIVERPOOL12 January 2023 ⢠8:34pm
The Princess was speaking to volunteers at a charity that offers a programme of creative therapies to support young adults. CREDIT: James Whatling Photography
It has been a long few days for the Prince and Princess of Wales. But as they appeared together in public on Thursday for the first time since the publication of Prince Harryâs memoir, they tackled a rather apt topic: mental health.
The couple were mobbed by enthusiastic crowds as they officially opened the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital before hopping across the River Mersey to meet volunteers at the Open Door charity, which offers a programme of creative therapies to support young adults.
Urged by one elderly hospital patient to âkeep goingâ in the face of adversity, the royals put on a relaxed, united front, brushing off the family drama and studiously ignoring shouted questions about the dreaded book.
But while they remained tight-lipped over the explosive family revelations contained in Spare, they did offer their opinions on a different topic explored at length by Prince Harry.
âEveryone is talking a lot more about mental health,â the Princess observed as she chatted to volunteers at Open Door.
The Prince and Princess opened the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital CREDIT: REUTERS
She went on to note that âtalking therapies donât work for some peopleâ and acknowledged that there had often been ânegative connotationsâ around the subject.
âIf we get across that there are these more positive spaces and experiences out there, places like this, then we are changing how we talk about it,â she added.
Advertisement
Whether or not she was making a gentle reference to claims made by her brother-in-law, we shall likely never know.
But her comments will likely raise eyebrows after Prince Harry revealed in his book that Prince William feared he had been âbrainwashedâ by therapy.
The royal couple later visited the Open Door Charity for young adults CREDIT: Getty
The Duke told a US chat show this week that the moment he started doing therapy, it was like he and his family âstarted speaking a different languageâ.
âIt just became very, very different,â he said. âThey couldn't understand me.â
No stranger to campaigning for better awareness of mental health, Prince William also weighed in on the subject, describing how young people often worried about going down the âmedical routeâ in case it affected their jobs and future careers. He said more access to ânon-clinicalâ support was needed.
As the couple left the charity, someone shouted: âHave you had the chance to read your brotherâs book, Your Royal Highness?â
Answer came there none.
Earlier, on arrival at the hospital, another heckler yelled out: âWere you hurt by the comments in Harryâs book, Sir?â
Did the couple hear it? Impossible to say.
But inside, the Prince and Princess were showered with warm support. Harryâs name may not have been spoken but there could be no doubt about the message behind those huge cheers.
Among the crowds clamouring to greet them was patient Sylvia Staniford, 81, who gripped Prince Williamâs hand tightly and spoke for many as she said: âKeep going, keep going. Scousers love you.â
William smiled at her warmly and replied: âYes, I will.â
Mrs Staniford said afterwards, with a mischievous smile: âOf course that was a reference to Harry. He knew what I was talking about.â
The hospital is the biggest in the country to provide all inpatients with single en suite bedrooms. Opened last October, it has 640 beds, including 40 critical care beds for patients in the intensive care unit.
The Princess was happy to pose for selfies CREDIT: REUTERS
The Waleses posed for numerous selfies, stroked Rosie the therapy dog and asked scores of nurses and healthcare workers how they were coping, urging them to look after themselves and thanking them for the âfantasticâ jobs they were doing.
Introduced to Gill Dumbell, a catering supervisor, William said: âYou guys are the most important people in the hospital. Nothing happens without the food going round. Itâs crucial.â He joked: âAre chips OK?â
Meanwhile, north of the border, the King too was all smiles.
The King paid a visit to the Aboyne & District Men's Shed in Scotland CREDIT: REUTERS
Charles appeared relaxed as he undertook a separate engagement in Scotland, where any discussion about the family drama was firmly off limits for the charity workers and volunteers he met.
Wearing a Hunter's Tartan kilt, the monarch toured the Aboyne & District Men's Shed, which boasts a workshop and community space and is just a 20-minute drive from Balmoral.
He was delighted to receive a swift box by the Shedâs chairman Mike Brooks, and was heard muttering âI love swiftsâ. He also showed enormous interest in a 1920s post box with G R insignia from King George V, pointing at it with delight as he said: "He's my great-grandfather."
The King also donated a fridge to one of the charities at the community centre.
For that one person, I defy you to look at this picture and say that this is the face of a sane manâŚWho is the one person who doesn't think he's lost the plot as per poll !
Oh...
I think Meghan is nowhere to be seen bc she knows it all makes him look bad; she's happy he's getting the negative press for once and she doesn't want to be associated with this mess.
That she wrote.
That she wrote.
She is having PS. Tummy tuck and boob lift. Getting ready for the next spouse/boy friend on Harry's dime.
Don on GBNEWS, talking about twit faces kill count at the moment.
I'm on the fence - by all accounts it looks like he has, but I can't get past the sneer & the smugness. I think he's bitter, vengeful & pretty damn evil. (So I haven't voted, indecisive as alwaysWho is the one person who doesn't think he's lost the plot as per poll !
)Lady c saying he's back pedalling re the saying he only talked about 25 taliban to prevent others suicide. She says its shocking and if it was true why didn't he say so in book
Now we know Harry definitely reads hereWho is the one person who doesn't think he's lost the plot as per poll !
Is it the truth or is it damage control? I can't tell what's real because Harry lies so much and everyone else has been bound and gagged for so long.
So, I looked at my watched threads, of which there are about 8 million of these... being of a tidy mind, is there anyway I can delete them all at once rather than click on each one?
Its just that I'd prefer the Cali Cunts to clutter my mind as little as possible
Its just that I'd prefer the Cali Cunts to clutter my mind as little as possible
The Human Dynamo...
Todger time, Sadly they lost the connection with Lady C
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