Something I don’t get is how fiercely private H&M became, particularly Archie’s birth, Christening and his Godparents. Yet today we see photos of their wedding party, lots of private moments. Why the big switch?
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Just to day TwlThe 'neighbours' President Higgins was referring to turned out to be William and Kate
Ya I think Meghan didn't want to give the inside scoop away for free. I know they'll say privacy is sharing what you want to share and what you're comfortable sharing but there's too big of a difference in their approach now for it to be anything other than money. They showed us a video of Harry's proposal. Who does that? And we've seen more of Archie in the documentary than in his previous 3 years combined.
That's probably why we didn't see the kids at the Jubilee in the summer. Netflix owned the rights. Even their kids are up for the highest bidder.
I reckon it’s also because Harry specifically doesn’t want the tabloids to profit from his private photos. The Daily Mails 19 articles on Thursday suggests he failed if so
I have no issue with your opinions - though I can see she looked lovely, something did feel off for me with this loook - but I’m guessing your name and profile pic are ironic?
Money.
Possibly because they are now controlling the narrative to a much greater extent.
I said this PAGES back. It was a security risk for this woman to take to social media. I cannot believe she has been so dense.
I have only just realised that that came across as Sam Branson didn't want to date William.
I meant Isabella apparently wasn't keen on the idea! Of William, evidently not Sam.
Do you think she should’ve kept quiet?
She certainly should have not taken to public media to drum up attention for her own ego threatening safety for the organisation she purports to protect.
I have been in a safe house, I know how they operate. Her own desire to be in the media overrode any thought of people's safety. She's a thug.
I don’t know if you realise how the word ‘thug’ is perceived nowadays, but it is not a good choice of words to refer to a Black woman.
No I didn't know that - what is it? I would just use it to describe anyone who is a proponent of harm towards others, and by going to the media Marlene threatened other's safety. I had not realised it was an exclusively black term and still do not think that.
It’s increasingly perceived as the new n-word and has a lot of racial baggage. Here’s a quick link to a transcript that talks about it.
(edit: sorry, that link looks like an audio link but if you click it will take you to a page with the transcript. It won’t auto play or anything.)
Here's my opinion that no one asked for:
Meg and Harry's love story is no greater than mine or my husbands. Just two people that fell in love. Beautiful but shush now.
Lots of shade at William. I think William is the "one" that made the comments about archie. Just my opinion I have no source but William strikes me as dense enough to say something like that and explains the fallout and the shade.
British media was definitely racist. No two ways about it. It is not okay! One headline I hadn't seen before "something is niggling us about this engagement" Jesus christ. Play on the n word??? No one uses the word "niggling" now. It was bleeping awful.
The history about the British empire was interesting and I really like those 3 they had speaking about it. I always enjoy Afua Hirsch when I've seen her speak on issues before.
Harry seems to have done a lot of work on himself which is great to see. He is very reflective and thoughtful.
No damage has been done to the royal family.
Meg and Harry's love story is no greater than mine or my husbands. Just two people that fell in love. Beautiful but shush now.
Lots of shade at William. I think William is the "one" that made the comments about archie. Just my opinion I have no source but William strikes me as dense enough to say something like that and explains the fallout and the shade.
British media was definitely racist. No two ways about it. It is not okay! One headline I hadn't seen before "something is niggling us about this engagement" Jesus christ. Play on the n word??? No one uses the word "niggling" now. It was bleeping awful.
The history about the British empire was interesting and I really like those 3 they had speaking about it. I always enjoy Afua Hirsch when I've seen her speak on issues before.
Harry seems to have done a lot of work on himself which is great to see. He is very reflective and thoughtful.
No damage has been done to the royal family.
I have to disagree about the word niggling. I would never think of it in relation to the n word and I have heard it used and would use it myself occasionally. Like a niggling pain or there's just something niggling at me about the situation. It's a completely different word.
Niggle and the N-word don't have the same root and are no relation to each other. Niggle is thought to be Scandanavian, there's a Norwegian word, nigla, which means 'to be busy with trifles', whereas the N-word comes from the Spanish word for black, negro, and didn't appear for another 200 years.
Was coming to add that. And also to say that niggle is in common use round here. There’s always something niggling me and I must use it at least daily.
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