I am honestly so tired of the melodrama. "in tears" "collapsed in tears" "sobbed" "devastated." All varients of the same thing. Give it a rest. Real life is not a bad Hallmark movie.Get the teeny tiny violins out.....
It's Mr Quinn so pinch of salt, but
It was a jar of jam, love. Not the Crown Jewels.
And people who maybe can't even pay their bills or put food on the table are supposed to admire her luxurious American lifestyle???
Meghan Markle 'in tears' over 'unfair criticism' of American Riviera Orchard
Meghan Markle announced the launch of her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard in March, and is gearing up for when her new business venture finally goes livewww.mirror.co.uk
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That’s hideous. Why has she got a wonky nose?
Women should be wary as well because they will bring in the gender ID crap
We'll all have to let men in wherever they want.
Having said that the tories are shitshow as well.
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The garden party that offered a small glimpse of what that world might look like
Hannah Furness
By Hannah Furness
Royal Editor
There was something quite striking about the Prince of Wales stepping out of a very soggy Buckingham Palace on Tuesday afternoon. On his own, as the Princess recovers from illness at home, he could have cut quite a lonely figure.
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester took their places slightly behind him for the national anthem, and it is anyone's guess what was running through Prince William's mind as he heard the familiar strains of God Save the King.
The 8,000 guests sheltered under umbrellas, watching the tall, top-hatted Prince get ready to circulate without his wife by his side.
And then, waiting in the wings, came the reinforcements: Team W, if you will.
Prince William's cousins Peter Phillips, Zara Tindall, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, with a bonus order of cousin-in-law Mike Tindall, put on their best frocks and morning dress, ready to mingle with the crowds.
The younger royal generation were invited personally by Prince William – his idea, although his father and the King's household are said to have been aware of the plan.
They were there as cousins, not as working royals, and they were not named in the official record of the Court Circular. But they did put in a shift. The Princesses cheerfully posed for photographs with countless guests, while Zara and Mike made their way along the lines of people behind William, making small talk. The topic of the weather came up a lot.
With an age range of 34 to 46, the very grown-up cousins have moved on from their era as the party princes and princesses but have retained the energy and fun.
The cousins are close and it showed – the Phillips-Tindall-York contingent lifted the atmosphere. As one onlooker noted: "You could see the warmth."
It is no criticism of the Prince of Wales to point out the obvious, that princes and future Kings have always needed their wives by their sides. The absence of the Princess of Wales, essential though it is for her to be given peace and quiet at home, is very noticeable at these events in particular, where the excitement level at seeing a "real life Princess" would normally be palpable.
That William has cousins he can rely on will be a comfort to him, to her and to the King, who has his own major health challenges and is all too aware of his elder son's future.
His younger son, as ever, may be on his mind as well.
Yesterday, my colleague Victoria Ward reported that Prince Harry turned down the King's invitation to stay at a palace while he was in Britain for security reasons. Staying somewhere so visible, it is said, would make him more vulnerable when he entered and exited if he did not have his own armed guards to then travel with him through London. The flaws in the Sussex logic are almost too obvious to state (palaces tend to be rather well protected places, to start with) but the thought process is interesting nonetheless.
The security issue, for Harry, is all-encompassing. There is no real hope it will change, and Harry is yet to reconcile himself to bringing his wife and two children to Britain while their protection is not agreed to his satisfaction.
What, then, does that mean for the future? In the short term, an Invictus Games that may well go to Birmingham in 2027. In the long term, a brother on the throne.
The garden party is, I think, a small glimpse of what that world might look like.
In a future reign of King William, if his children are not yet old enough to take on public duties of their own, he will need a reliable cast of popular characters around him to lighten the load. If not officially, just on a human level – companionship in a unique role and people who have known him all his life to tease him about how he looks in a crown.
That he has sidekicks who will say yes to helping out without hesitation speaks volumes. The garden party heard God Save the King. Before long, there may be mutters of God Save Team W as well.
The garden party that offered a small glimpse of what that world might look like
Hannah Furness
By Hannah Furness
Royal Editor
There was something quite striking about the Prince of Wales stepping out of a very soggy Buckingham Palace on Tuesday afternoon. On his own, as the Princess recovers from illness at home, he could have cut quite a lonely figure.
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester took their places slightly behind him for the national anthem, and it is anyone's guess what was running through Prince William's mind as he heard the familiar strains of God Save the King.
The 8,000 guests sheltered under umbrellas, watching the tall, top-hatted Prince get ready to circulate without his wife by his side.
And then, waiting in the wings, came the reinforcements: Team W, if you will.
Prince William's cousins Peter Phillips, Zara Tindall, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, with a bonus order of cousin-in-law Mike Tindall, put on their best frocks and morning dress, ready to mingle with the crowds.
The younger royal generation were invited personally by Prince William – his idea, although his father and the King's household are said to have been aware of the plan.
They were there as cousins, not as working royals, and they were not named in the official record of the Court Circular. But they did put in a shift. The Princesses cheerfully posed for photographs with countless guests, while Zara and Mike made their way along the lines of people behind William, making small talk. The topic of the weather came up a lot.
With an age range of 34 to 46, the very grown-up cousins have moved on from their era as the party princes and princesses but have retained the energy and fun.
The cousins are close and it showed – the Phillips-Tindall-York contingent lifted the atmosphere. As one onlooker noted: "You could see the warmth."
It is no criticism of the Prince of Wales to point out the obvious, that princes and future Kings have always needed their wives by their sides. The absence of the Princess of Wales, essential though it is for her to be given peace and quiet at home, is very noticeable at these events in particular, where the excitement level at seeing a "real life Princess" would normally be palpable.
That William has cousins he can rely on will be a comfort to him, to her and to the King, who has his own major health challenges and is all too aware of his elder son's future.
His younger son, as ever, may be on his mind as well.
Yesterday, my colleague Victoria Ward reported that Prince Harry turned down the King's invitation to stay at a palace while he was in Britain for security reasons. Staying somewhere so visible, it is said, would make him more vulnerable when he entered and exited if he did not have his own armed guards to then travel with him through London. The flaws in the Sussex logic are almost too obvious to state (palaces tend to be rather well protected places, to start with) but the thought process is interesting nonetheless.
The security issue, for Harry, is all-encompassing. There is no real hope it will change, and Harry is yet to reconcile himself to bringing his wife and two children to Britain while their protection is not agreed to his satisfaction.
What, then, does that mean for the future? In the short term, an Invictus Games that may well go to Birmingham in 2027. In the long term, a brother on the throne.
The garden party is, I think, a small glimpse of what that world might look like.
In a future reign of King William, if his children are not yet old enough to take on public duties of their own, he will need a reliable cast of popular characters around him to lighten the load. If not officially, just on a human level – companionship in a unique role and people who have known him all his life to tease him about how he looks in a crown.
That he has sidekicks who will say yes to helping out without hesitation speaks volumes. The garden party heard God Save the King. Before long, there may be mutters of God Save Team W as well.
Frankly I don't trust any of them to run the country...we seem to have no politicians of any decent standard now. I don't know why we can't find any talent to stand for office but they seem to be uniquely incompetent idiots at the moment. The NHS is Wales is in just as much trouble as the NHS here but I don't think we have anyone with the brains to sort it out, of any political party. Person
Do we think the press will ever get tired of printing these ludicrous stories about MM? I guess as long as people click they don't care about the content...argh.
Couldn't agree more. I think self ID is very dangerous for women so am very nervous about this election. But the Tories are utter crap too.Women should be wary as well because they will bring in the gender ID crap
We'll all have to let men in wherever they want.
Having said that the tories are shitshow as well.
Do we think the press will ever get tired of printing these ludicrous stories about MM? I guess as long as people click they don't care about the content...argh.
Thank you for the insight that I lacked being a citizen of the US. As much as I am a fan of the British royals, I never fully understood their relationship to the the British/UK people.
I hope you send your post as a letter to the major newspapers. The rest of the world should read this.
That is a lovely piece. Thank you for sharing it.
Agreed -- they're all tit, but I'd rather take the tit I know than the wokery infested hellhole this country will be under Labour when 90% of resources go towards policies aimed at pampering men in wigs.Women should be wary as well because they will bring in the gender ID crap
We'll all have to let men in wherever they want.
Having said that the tories are shitshow as well.
The press make most of their profit from H&M clickbait, yet despite being the most overexposed celebrity on the planet and all the free publicity Meh couldn't even get a million followers on the 'gram after several months. A bleeping dud if we ever saw one.
Yes, and there is all the tit he wrote about her in Spare.I doubt that even happened but he has definitely burnt his boats there.
I imagine Catherine didn't speak a word to either of that pair when they were over for the queen's funeral. We saw the looks she gave them, at the walkabout and rightly so.
Also Meghan tried to touch her sleeve or something along those lines, as they got into the pew at the service. Shudder.
And then her being named as one of the 'racists'by plastic face, in his book. Ugh.
Plus the Redheaded League drama online in which they churn out vile attacks against Catherine - as if anyone believes the Harkles aren't involved in that.
And, the Jamaica trip where
That was my first reaction when first viewing the Garden Party pictures. William has his team. These are people that can be relied upon. The Gloucesters are the stalwarts in the senior section.
I’m glad to see more people calling out the ridiculousness of Harry’s security complaints. He truly Markled himself by going to Nigeria.
re the upcoming election, we're going to have wall to wall political "stuff" so H&M PR machine is going to have to work harder. Or , maybe we'll all be bored rigid with the usual election guff and need some light relief?? who knows 
i think it's been lovely that all the cousins have come together behind William, I bet this has pissed of Harold big time !
Did anyone listen to Paul M's last YT video, she claims that Harold was admitted to hospital /ER after the dinner>. I"m not too sure about her these days, she has good contacts but surely that would have made the news???
i think it's been lovely that all the cousins have come together behind William, I bet this has pissed of Harold big time !
Did anyone listen to Paul M's last YT video, she claims that Harold was admitted to hospital /ER after the dinner>. I"m not too sure about her these days, she has good contacts but surely that would have made the news???
It won't happen because the will is not there, so Seely's proposal was squashed immediately. We posted about this some months back.
The Guardian, 9th December 2022 on Bob Seely's Bill
"..... The Conservative MP has said he is planning to bring forward legislation in an attempt to strip the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of their royal titles. Bob Seely told the PA news agency he could propose the short private member’s bill early next year in an attempt to amend the 1917 Titles Deprivation Act.
If passed, it would see MPs vote on a resolution that could give the privy council the power to downgrade Harry and Meghan’s royal status."
OnTheWight.com, 7th December 2023
Under fire
"As well as coming under fire from local politicians, the Island’s MP Seely has even received criticism from Melanie Phillips, columnist for The Times newspaper, who believes that his attempts to have the law changed would shut off any future reconciliation between Harry and his father, King Charles III.
Although a strong critic of Harry and Meghan, Melanie Phillips says the move “risks looking petty and vindictive”, and that “slamming the door on him [Harry] would be lacking in compassion”.
Here's the killer...
"It's also worth noting that this proposed Bill is something Downing Street said they would not support when it first appeared a year ago."
"Dec 9, 2022 — Rishi Sunak does not back a proposed new law to strip Harry and Meghan of their Royal titles, Downing Street said on Friday."
Parliament will not go against the will of the Monarch.
I shouldn't worry it's a conservative run town council here with a conservative MP and it's dire
I think it's the same everywhere tbh
Maybe he caught her in bed with the security guard.
We know from Spare how Harry like a punch up with them - only this time maybe they hit him back.
We'll see soon enough when they come out of hiding following the triumphant trip to Africa.
I would have offered him a cell at Scotland Yard. Safe and secure and they might even change the mattress for him.Which Royal residence did Chuck offer to Harold to stay in? I'm guessing Buckingham Palace if he's concerned about the public being able to have access.
It doesn’t make any sense to be complaining about public entrances and exits and then go stay at a public hotel
What a bleeping nut job he is.
I had no idea that you were so talented.
She was waiting for him to pour her water and taste her food. She is a PRINCESSSo had that guy to stand behind her every time she was seated at a table, or what!
She was probably going to modernise Nigeria in the same way that she was going to modernise the royal family...
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Eat too much and you'll be sick?
I think she summed it all up by calling them emotional manipulators. I am a complete dunce when it comes to doing that. The idea that people learn how to do that fascinates me. I think you have to be born with that gene. I have a nephew who definitely was born with it. I saw it when he was only six weeks old and he has never changed.
Surely she’s a QUEEN!
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