They just said they wouldn't want to be that thin.
I doubt Kate woofs down sausages and Burger King on the regular. She lost weight in the run up to the wedding, she must have done something I order to do that.
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I doubt Kate woofs down sausages and Burger King on the regular. She lost weight in the run up to the wedding, she must have done something I order to do that.
I personally think she has a problem; she looks like many of my friends who have struggled with EDs. I would still love to look like that though. I work out regularly, I’m a small woman, but I could never starve myself. I would probably need to be about 80lbs to look like that!
many brides lose weight before their wedding due to stress. I'd imagine the stress for a royal wedding watched and critiqued by millions would be 100x worse. Both Kate and Meghan lost weight before their big day.
To remain at Kates weight you have to be very regulated in what you eat, she’s hardly having dessert every day is she?
that’s not really a criticism, just not a life I personally would want to lead. IMO Life’s too short to forgo what I view as pleasures. Kate probably doesn’t view them as life’s pleasures which is fair enough, we’re all different.I would imagine that her food intake/exercise routines are carefully calibrated to maintain an even weight.
I think so too. I think she eats just enough to keep herself healthy and she works out a lot. She has a fair amount of muscle so she must be eating enough to maintain that. I always think she's on some kind of high protein low carb diet - almost like a bodybuilder nearly. She hasn't got an ounce of excess fat anywhere on her body. I know she's naturally slim anyway but you don't get a figure like the one she had in the bikini picture shared earlier unless you're doing a lot of exercise and watching what you eat as well. Abs don't happen by accident unfortunately!
Fat is used as an insult in a bullying way that saying someone is too thin isn't. She is certainly a lot thinner than she used to be.I just think it seems much more accepted to say someone is too thin (she's so thin, she looks like she'll snap in two) than to say someone is too fat.
how is using fat (a descriptive word) bullying but saying someone will break in two or stick insect with an eating disorder not?
I think it's pretty wrong to comment on anyone's weight but one seems much more acceptable than the other.
There’s plenty you can critique her for but for me personally it feels uncomfortable to talk about her weight.
“She clearly has an eating disorder” is thrown around like it’s an insult or something to judge. It’s not, it’s an illness that will never go away with judgements and opinions like those.
Nobody is suggesting she’s putting away a chocolate cake every day, but most of us aren’t one of the most photographed women in the world. I critique a simple quick photo taken on holiday/a special occasion, I can’t begin to imagine what I would be like if there were hundreds of photos taken of me every time I left the house.
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“She clearly has an eating disorder” is thrown around like it’s an insult or something to judge. It’s not, it’s an illness that will never go away with judgements and opinions like those.
Nobody is suggesting she’s putting away a chocolate cake every day, but most of us aren’t one of the most photographed women in the world. I critique a simple quick photo taken on holiday/a special occasion, I can’t begin to imagine what I would be like if there were hundreds of photos taken of me every time I left the house.
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“Of course the stick insect has an eating disorder” I hope nobody close to you ever suffers it that’s your attitude. An eating disorder isn’t a choice, it’s not something to judge or shame. It’s a debilitating and sometimes life threatening illness. Do better.
It’s not a criticism of her current weight but it’s not right to suggest she has always been as slim as she is now. As a teen and early twenties she was a totally different shape and size and she has clearly worked a lot to get down to the size she is now. She has never been what could be considered large - or anywhere vaguely near - but I’d say her weight now is largely due to lots of exercise and a very controlled food intake. Lots of similarities with Victoria Beckham’s regime?.
In the photo from their last Christmas card and the pictures they shared today for Mother’s Day she looks slimmer than her children and that does feel a bit uncomfortable
In the photo from their last Christmas card and the pictures they shared today for Mother’s Day she looks slimmer than her children and that does feel a bit uncomfortable
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That’s not true for everyone, my daughter is 5 foot 10 and a six 6. She has a very healthy appetite and eats her fair share of treats. All of the women on her dad’s side are all naturally very slim and athletic.To remain at Kates weight you have to be very regulated in what you eat, she’s hardly having dessert every day is she?
Yes I’d say so. Everyone is bigger at uni due to all the alcohol and take aways you eat. I’d say she eats healthily and probably does avoid sweet treats more than the average woman, alongside regular exercise it’s probably enough to keep her very slim.
There are some pretty nasty comments about being thin on here.
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Great post. Thank you.
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Insulting someone's body is no less of an insult because they're slim.
Kate is very slim and is a lot slimmer than before she got married - there’s no denying that. She doesn’t have fat on her which can be as unhealthy as people who have too much fat.
She’s under a lot of pressure to look a certain way in public and it’s not like she’s married into a normal family.
She’s under a lot of pressure to look a certain way in public and it’s not like she’s married into a normal family.
Not normal at all no
Unfortunately that’s the trade off. I don’t think anyone these days - certainly post-Diana - could say the level of scrutiny came as any sort of of shock and luckily for her, her days of adverse press seem to behind her (friend is sure that the Daily Mail writers are contractually obligated to get ‘heart warming’ into any story they write).
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