Sorry, but they'll have to wait. There is a queue and I am first in line.So shoot me new person.
Isn't that Harvey's new gym?Saw this story in the Mail and all I could think was that looks better than Archiedoll’s shed.
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Father creates incredible playhouse for his daughter for just £800
Rich Saunders, 40, from Dorset, constructed the incredible playhouse for his two-year-old daughter for just £800 after initially being quoted £3,800 by a tradesman for just the shell of a house.www.dailymail.co.uk
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İ can see TQ stepping in as being why the Judge and MOS accepted the Trial postponement so easily. But very disappointing if true as everyone wants to see MM take accountability and be exposed. İ guess there are many aspects of this whole scenario which the RF are party to but which we don't see. While appearing to benefit MM, their actions will always be to protect the Firm. İ can also see an extension to the review being accepted (perhaps if a divorce is on the cards). My feeling is that they all want MM to be as self-sufficient as possible. With a divorce there could be some finality about the titles. Perhaps not being a British Citizen, and a desire to become more involved in politics could see the title relinquished / taken away while Harry gets to keep his. The whole Archie scenario is weird, especially if another baby is being concocted. Looks like we will be entertained for a bit longer yet....."My guess, and it’s an informed guess, is that the Queen has told Meghan to drop the case. If it goes ahead it will damage the Royal Family. For Meghan to come out of this mess and not lose face, Associated Newspapers would have to come to an agreement with the Royal Family. This is going to happen. I am 100% certain. There will be no court case".
That paragraph there ... There is someone posting on the Artemis page who sometimes drops snippets of what turns out to be good, pertinent information.
It must be a month or more since a comment read that the Queen had asked Meghan to drop the case because it was reflecting poorly on the RF. My money is on the Queen paying all bills and her people working quietly in the background to make this whole thing go away.
If there is any truth in this, I understand why the Queen has stepped in but my word, I'm seriously miffed about it. I'm guessing she is covering the costs, too.
The worst of this is Meghan discovering she now has zero accountability. Dark days, indeed.
This is probably why relations between the two sides have thawed recently.
I would love nothing more than for this case to go to trial but carefully placed(?) comments online have me wondering if it ever will.Why would the RF get involved in this case? It's reflecting badly on Megzy but not the RF. If anything, the more she is shown up to be not exactly on nodding terms with the truth, the more the RF look sensible in keeping her away from official duties.
Most cases settle before trial and if she doesn't want to hand over phone evidence, she can withdraw at any point (and pay enormous costs for both sides). Isn't that the most likely outcome in January anyway after Warby rules a summary judgement isn't appropriate?
ETA. The well-informed Royal reporters have said for the past year there's zero support for this legal action from the RF...
Nothing would surprise me with these two, her especially.I agree, I wonder if the speculation the HM has told them to drop the case is being put out by the Harkles in preparation for them withdrawing eventually.
I agree. I've said before he looks like he possibly has some sort of syndrome. There's loads of different signs, some are apparent at birth and baby checks, some become more obvious as the child develops.About Archie
The theories that the surrogate kept him trouble me for one reason. Do you really think that would be ‘allowed’ to happen? Particularly if the baby was genetically Meghan and Harry? Surely a huge amount of pressure both obvious and covert would have been used. And they would have pinned the whole transaction down legally before it took place.
Also surely, given how delicate this situation is, wouldn’t their choice if surrogate have been very careful? Either using a proven surrogate or someone who had complete loyalty?
I just can’t see a surrogate getting away with deciding to keep the baby, especially if it isn’t biologically hers.
I know what the law is, but the law is disregarded so often when it comes to the rich and powerful.
I suppose the whole thing could have been planned in advance of the birth and documents lodged to be revealed should anything happen to the surrogate.
I don’t know. I just can’t believe that this would have been tolerated.
Something I think more likely, is that there was something wrong with the baby. Something not obvious during scans or maybe developed during the early weeks. A mitochondrial disorder or neurological damage during the birth? Something like that. Which would account for them having the baby for a short time and then Archie disappearing. Maybe Meg, being a narcissist, wasn’t interested in looking after a very poorly baby. Looking after a baby with a life limiting prognosis must be soul destroying and would absolutely stop her bid for celebrity and status in Hollywood. So they hand Archie back to the surrogate. It would explain Harry’s fading and dead behind the eyes look.
Those photos that were taken of Meg and the doll in the babycarrier are odd too. It’s so obviously incorrectly fitted and looks uncomfortable. You’d be worried if your baby was being held so carelessly. Not grinning like a fool. I think it is a doll in that photo. But why aren’t they taking more care over appearances like that?
I don’t know. Nothing adds up.
If the phone messages include, amongst other things, megzy whining to her friends about events/anecdotes behind palace walls, and since the palace policy is "never explain..." the messages sit on their own without any RF attempt at countering/disproving the claims in the messages, then the RF would have been against the court case from the outset AND would be doing what they can to avoid any of the messages coming to light.Why would the RF get involved in this case? It's reflecting badly on Megzy but not the RF. If anything, the more she is shown up to be not exactly on nodding terms with the truth, the more the RF look sensible in keeping her away from official duties.
Most cases settle before trial and if she doesn't want to hand over phone evidence, she can withdraw at any point (and pay enormous costs for both sides). Isn't that the most likely outcome in January anyway after Warby rules a summary judgement isn't appropriate?
ETA. The well-informed Royal reporters have said for the past year there's zero support for this legal action from the RF...
Next to the guest House .... where Dorito or the nanny live, with Farchie.Yes, it’s next to the guest house. And rather more tasteful than those Beckham/Kardashian-West efforts. But then it wasn’t designed and commissioned by the Harkles.View attachment 362030
She was careful to weave the "I do everything for my son myself" tale into her Times article, too.It totally goes against the reports that she fired the night nannies because she wanted to do everything for the baby herself - if that was the case and she was up day and night, catering to his every need,
No private contract trumps the law, so this would be irrelevant.I don't think it's a surrogacy issue as they will likely have used some kind of elite agency that only the famous have access to. Any agreement would've been watertight and the surrogates carefully vetted.
Does the guest house have bars? If not, wrong adress.Next to the guest House .... where Dorito or the nanny live, with Farchie.
This. She wants out she can drop the case. The RF want her out she can drop the case. It would involve negotiation and money and agreements. More than she would probably go for. Not delays and summary judgements.Why would the RF get involved in this case? It's reflecting badly on Megzy but not the RF. If anything, the more she is shown up to be not exactly on nodding terms with the truth, the more the RF look sensible in keeping her away from official duties.
Most cases settle before trial and if she doesn't want to hand over phone evidence, she can withdraw at any point (and pay enormous costs for both sides). Isn't that the most likely outcome in January anyway after Warby rules a summary judgement isn't appropriate?
ETA. The well-informed Royal reporters have said for the past year there's zero support for this legal action from the RF...
If Doris is the nanny, that would make sense of Doris registering a Care business, and getting paid as a professional, and the photo of Doris with Farchie, and her sudden $9m net worth, despite not currently having a jobShe was careful to weave the "I do everything for my son myself" tale into her Times article, too.
My guess is, they do it so no one wonders why they don't have a nanny for her non live-in doll.
No private contract trumps the law, so this would be irrelevant.
Does the guest house have bars? If not, wrong adress.
He did try, but Chelsy and Cressida and others all came to their senses eventually and said "feck that!"Oh Harry...what a fool you are!
If only you had married a nice, well educated young woman instead if this narcissistic, old, social climbing, uncultured witch!
Surely any message displaying information relevant to others would be screened out as if fairness is the rule if the others have no say in this court they cannot defend themselves so would immediately be at a loss. I don't think the judge would allow this.If the phone messages include, amongst other things, megzy whining to her friends about events/anecdotes behind palace walls, and since the palace policy is "never explain..." the messages sit on their own without any RF attempt at countering/disproving the claims in the messages, then the RF would have been against the court case from the outset AND would be doing what they can to avoid any of the messages coming to light.
Remember megsy is said to have been keepimg a diary from day one of scooping harry.
Next to the guest House .... where Dorito or the nanny live, with Farchie.
Thanks I know very little about surrogacy or the laws surrounding it. I do know someone who used one though, due to her being born without a womb. She does have ovaries though, so provided the eggs and the surrogate was just the host.No private contract trumps the law, so this would be irrelevant.
I don't think and NDA will trump the law.of the country. E.g. if there were safeguarding concerns these would not be 'forbidden' . Or they may be but that element of an NDA wouldn't stand. It is a civil contract so any element of criminal responsibility would not be covered.I was just wondering what happens if you break an NDA? Obviously there could be financial penalties but just say you didn't really have any wealth to speak of and didn't have anything to lose - can you be sued for any future earnings? I mean - would it have a long lasting impact on your life or do you just have to pay up at that point in time. Can you be sued for millions if you have nothing?
It just makes me wonder why more people don't speak out against certain clebs or even Megsy if they don't own any assets or are poorly paid anyway - eg, nannies?
Why does the pool have eight umbrellas. We know the pair of them don't have that many friends. Even if Oprah, McPhee, MyLittlePony, Marcus, Noooonoooooooo and Plastic Scabies all come over at the same time, there's still going to be umbrellas going spare.Yes, it’s next to the guest house. And rather more tasteful than those Beckham/Kardashian-West efforts. But then it wasn’t designed and commissioned by the Harkles.View attachment 362030
What Meghan wants, Meghan gets...Why does the pool have eight umbrellas. We know the pair of them don't have that many friends. Even if Oprah, McPhee, MyLittlePony, Marcus, Noooonoooooooo and Plastic Scabies all come over at the same time, there's still going to be umbrellas going spare.
'The Queen stepped in' would be textbook Megz PR, wouldn't it?I agree, I wonder if the speculation the HM has told them to drop the case is being put out by the Harkles in preparation for them withdrawing eventually.
I was thinking more along the lines of people that just wanted to spill the tea against a cleb or defend themselves when something is said against them by that person (eg, the nanny doing something to endanger archie's life?)I don't think and NDA will trump the law.of the country. E.g. if there were safeguarding concerns these would not be 'forbidden' . Or they may be but that element of an NDA wouldn't stand. It is a civil contract so any element of criminal responsibility would not be covered.
So whatever situation there may be no concerns for the child.
I don't know US law but would imagine that confidential referrals to social services/ child services are still easily made.
The millions D. is allegedly doing time for right now because she violated her alleged parole by not paying taxes on them, are said to be the MsMirrorMoney from the incessant Merchess.If Doris is the nanny, that would make sense of Doris registering a Care business, and getting paid as a professional, and the photo of Doris with Farchie, and her sudden $9m net worth, despite not currently having a job