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Pixillated
Active member
Sorry, not to be rude, but is Harry pregnant?
A Harkle-level hustle, I say.
Milliemoo99
VIP Member
Oh dear will all copies of Finding Freedom , with comments about Meghans letter to her father have to be returned, because they breached Meghans copyright? How did Omid get away with breaking her confidentiality like this in his book? Why hasnt he been sued ?
If she wants a front page apology for six months...just imagine the fun the layout team can have.
Front page cover of ''Who caused the Covid crisis?'' with a large picture of Meghan and a tiny font apologising.
Six reasons that led to the recession....Picture of Meghan and her apology
Reasons why the National theatre and other Arts organisations are in crisis? Picture of Meghan and apology letter...
Why are the England Rugby team doing so badly?......Picture of Meghan and Harry and apology letter....
She is a stupid fool for even asking for something like this...she is not that important to deserve anything like this...
If she wants a front page apology for six months...just imagine the fun the layout team can have.
Front page cover of ''Who caused the Covid crisis?'' with a large picture of Meghan and a tiny font apologising.
Six reasons that led to the recession....Picture of Meghan and her apology
Reasons why the National theatre and other Arts organisations are in crisis? Picture of Meghan and apology letter...
Why are the England Rugby team doing so badly?......Picture of Meghan and Harry and apology letter....
She is a stupid fool for even asking for something like this...she is not that important to deserve anything like this...
Poppea
VIP Member
Face like one of those €4000 real life sex dolls. Finally the face matching the live achievements.
Baguette
VIP Member
Farewell Harkles and find a new postbox.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The joy of receiving a note from a member of the Royal Family, in response to a card or a letter, has long been keenly felt by well wishers from across the globe.
But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex now face a scramble to make new arrangements for their correspondence after the Prince of Wales withdrew his financial support for the mail service provided by his team at Clarence House.
The couple’s decision not to return to the royal fold as working members of the family means that all professional ties will be severed from the end of next month.
For practical reasons, that will include arrangements relating to their mail, the Sunday Telegraph understands, meaning that well wishers might have to start posting their cards to the US instead
The Correspondence Section at Clarence House, comprising around four members of staff, has traditionally handled the Sussexes’ mail, as well as that of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Thousands of letters and cards are received each month for each member of the family, all of which are carefully sifted and organised, with the majority generating polite replies on monogrammed paper, franked from Buckingham Palace.
While the Prince of Wales receives the most post, the volume of letters trickling in for the Sussexes is thought to have dwindled since they moved abroad.
But sackfuls are still received, with notable spikes around birthdays, Christmas or significant announcements.
The process is funded by the Prince privately, and while not a significant cost, still amounts to tens of thousands a year, comprising staff costs, overheads, stationary and stamps.
One issue understood to be behind the decision as well as that the royal office would also have no prior knowledge of events, campaigns or announcements made by the Sussexes that might prompt a sudden spike in mail.
A source close to the Sussexes said their new arrangements had yet to be determined, but pointed out that there was a Los Angeles address for the couple’s Archewell Foundation on their website.
However, they will have to move quickly to deal with the expected deluge of congratulatory messages when the Duchess gives birth to their second child in early summer.
The couple’s highly anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, to be broadcast in the US next Sunday evening, will also generate a significant response.
The 90-minute special, understood to have been recorded over two days at their Santa Barbara home earlier this month, will almost certainly ruffle feathers as they discuss their decision to quit as working royals.
An aide said audiences could expect the couple to expand on issues raised by the Duke in his interview with James Corden, broadcast last week, in which he discussed everything from his son’s first word - crocodile - to the “toxic” British media that had been destroying his mental health.
Gayle King, a friend of Ms Winfrey and a CBS anchor, claimed the chat show queen had told her the interview was “'the best she has ever done.”
Prince Harry and Meghan hunt for new UK mail address as Clarence House severs ties
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex face a scramble to make arrangements for their correspondence after decision not to return as working royals
The joy of receiving a note from a member of the Royal Family, in response to a card or a letter, has long been keenly felt by well wishers from across the globe.
But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex now face a scramble to make new arrangements for their correspondence after the Prince of Wales withdrew his financial support for the mail service provided by his team at Clarence House.
The couple’s decision not to return to the royal fold as working members of the family means that all professional ties will be severed from the end of next month.
For practical reasons, that will include arrangements relating to their mail, the Sunday Telegraph understands, meaning that well wishers might have to start posting their cards to the US instead
The Correspondence Section at Clarence House, comprising around four members of staff, has traditionally handled the Sussexes’ mail, as well as that of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Thousands of letters and cards are received each month for each member of the family, all of which are carefully sifted and organised, with the majority generating polite replies on monogrammed paper, franked from Buckingham Palace.
While the Prince of Wales receives the most post, the volume of letters trickling in for the Sussexes is thought to have dwindled since they moved abroad.
But sackfuls are still received, with notable spikes around birthdays, Christmas or significant announcements.
The process is funded by the Prince privately, and while not a significant cost, still amounts to tens of thousands a year, comprising staff costs, overheads, stationary and stamps.
One issue understood to be behind the decision as well as that the royal office would also have no prior knowledge of events, campaigns or announcements made by the Sussexes that might prompt a sudden spike in mail.
A source close to the Sussexes said their new arrangements had yet to be determined, but pointed out that there was a Los Angeles address for the couple’s Archewell Foundation on their website.
However, they will have to move quickly to deal with the expected deluge of congratulatory messages when the Duchess gives birth to their second child in early summer.
The couple’s highly anticipated interview with Oprah Winfrey, to be broadcast in the US next Sunday evening, will also generate a significant response.
The 90-minute special, understood to have been recorded over two days at their Santa Barbara home earlier this month, will almost certainly ruffle feathers as they discuss their decision to quit as working royals.
An aide said audiences could expect the couple to expand on issues raised by the Duke in his interview with James Corden, broadcast last week, in which he discussed everything from his son’s first word - crocodile - to the “toxic” British media that had been destroying his mental health.
Gayle King, a friend of Ms Winfrey and a CBS anchor, claimed the chat show queen had told her the interview was “'the best she has ever done.”
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As soon as I saw that virtue signaling, woke, fat positive, anti men idiot Natasha Devon I knew I’d be annoyed. She’s a smug idiot isn’t she. The man is making clear, correct points. Natasha Devon is a professional victim who deals in identity politics and is a supporter of other professional victims who deal in identity politics. Also what an unprofessional arrogant cow Natasha is, smirking and snorting when someone makes a point. Get over yourself you idiot.
'Obnoxious' Meghan has been 'found out' by British public, caller claims
The Duchess of Sussex Meghan 'treats people like dirt' and is using her Royal titles to 'social climb,' this caller believes.www.lbc.co.uk
Anyone catch this?!
If we really have to go into it, yes, Carole Middleton loved a bit of social mobility. Her children went to Marlborough, and from there Kate met William at St Andrews. William was enrolled in Geography and Kate in History of Art. William switched to kates course after a term or so. Not in the middletons power. They met, and hit it off. I’m sure the middletons feel they have hit the jackpot. But how can you compare it to a middle aged twice divorced American actress who blogged about her magic boobs and getting men to pay for her. Ffs, I hate feminism and I’m a woman in my 20s.
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Allflightscancelled
VIP Member
‘Fuck off back to Satan’? Such a wonderful example of a royal correspondent.Someone has been beastly and horrid to poor Omid.
Whoever it was, keep up the good work
The utter twat.
Chilli pepper 19
VIP Member
I love the way though they have absolutely no argument back to you about any of those points though!!
mylifeisasillymoviefail
VIP Member
no not fair. she married into a family and took a job in the family firm.and refused to follow the rules of the company. she didnt have to take the job so her problem and no, she doesnt get a free pass.
Lollydyerx
Well-known member
I knew the sugars were deluded but this comment really took the piss (pun not intended) I found it both horrifying and hilarious...
what a lucky toilet??
(for context it was a picture of the JC interview with H popping his head out window )
what a lucky toilet??
(for context it was a picture of the JC interview with H popping his head out window )
Scotch Mist
VIP Member
According to the Express William won't be watching the Orca interview. Personally I think that's a mistake. I would record it and analyse every sentence if I were him because you have to fight back and you can't fight back blind. Having someone brief you isn't the same thing.
William and Kate should watch it with a spit bucket between them!
Rayne
VIP Member
Her claiming that British people are racist will only turn more people against her. I know we’ve seen this claimed and hinted at a lot of times by her in articles but seeing it straight from the horses mouth will get a lot of people’s backs up and hopefully turn a few more against her
Margo_Channing
VIP Member
Of fucking course its going to be all mememeagain and then 2 seconds of Harry
Yeah I can see why he kept William in the dark, comparing me again to their mother!!
His skanky wife will never end up like Diana purely because the world doesn't give two shits about her!! I hope to fucking God the Queen removes him completely from the family, takes out an injunction against him and it so they can never use their former royal status to gain money
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Orangeinessex
VIP Member
So much wrong with that list / mission statement / whatevs - in particular the one about supporting a woman in a crucial moment in her life.Just popping this here:
Soz if someone else has already posted.
Meg & Harry share good deeds list after telling Queen 'service is universal'
MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry have released a “list of good deeds” for Brits to do in the lead up to this year’s International Women’s Day. It comes after the couple hit ba…www.thesun.co.uk
It’s hysterical. Might leave ‘achieving birth equality for all’ to tick off next week, have got quite a lot on.
Unless she's your Nan of course, then you don't have to bother when her life partner / soulmate is in hospital for the fourth week and you have not bothered to even try and get in the same country as him.
(you ginger cunt).
Sunshine&clouds
VIP Member
I can't wait for the Daily Star headlines for this!
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NineTails20
Chatty Member
Not that I want to wish anyone dead, but I think Philip's been hanging on out of spite. If he does pass away this week, I can see Wallis 2.0 throwing a tantrum because THIS IS HER MOMENT TO SHIIIIIIINE.
freda19
VIP Member
I disagree. I think he should avoid it and let the experts analyse it thoroughly then brief him on any dodgy parts that relate to Wills or the Royals and they can then decide how to handle anything that needs handled. He can watch it himself afterward, forewarned on the dodgy bits so he will be mentally prepared for them. He needs to avoid giving the cunts the knee jerk reaction they crave for publicity.
To just watch it immediately could be hugely upsetting for him at a time when he's struggling to fulfill royal duties during a pandemic and worried about his grandad, and let's be honest, if smeggy is blathering on alone for an hour then it will be mostly her promoting herself and how wonderful she is, totally toe curling word salad shite. Haz's bit could be very awkward because he's so thick and such a loose cannon these days but I'm sure Orca will edit carefully to avoid negative reaction from the UK/Royals.
The out takes might be horrific if they ever come to light.
