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It isn't his surname? Then what is it? :confused:

So, we have a first trailer: https://news.sky.com/story/harry-and-meghan-to-host-spotify-podcasts-including-christmas-special-12162703 Words can't describe how much I cringed at the begining. Disoriented Harry and Meghan trying to be all coy and sexy and oh lord please stop :lol: After the...

A wonderful post! And I completely agree, William and Catherine knew that they're in it for life, so there was no need to hurry - to give themselves time to be a married couple, to be parents, to have friends and life outside of the royal work. Which, it seems like, worked much better than...

Not quite, it was much more flowery than that; quote: 'And in moments of crisis, the warmth of a meal can feel as comforting as a much needed hug.'

Yes. She reminded people that she's "better" than other celebrities, because she's Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and then bum, here's something I'm giving to my dear, dear friend that you can buy (probably for an exorbitant amount of money.

They have to - if they got paid for it, and I doubt Oprah was. But there might be more promotional videos coming from influencers, plenty of them in California. Well, as far as strategy goes, this isn't a bad one. While I might personally not agree with trying to sell "her" products by posing...

2012 was Las Vegas, right? Or am I mixing things up? This is very interesting, TBH, 4 years of trending upwards, without any hitch. These last few years have trully made me forget how universally liked Harry was in the UK. (Also, obvious congratulations to ELF for a job very well done ;))

Ouch, that's... sad. I was reminded today that I miss Meghan's public speaking ability, though in difference to feminism or girl education you can feel her heart is not in it, she sounded subdued and stilted. But that doesn't change the fact that the speech was very well written and nice...

I don't know if it's just a personal preference or just pure stubbornness, but for how skinny Meghan is, she often chooses clothes that make her look bigger and does not fit her frame at all, that blouse being a good example of that. Also I don't like that... whatever that loop is around her...

I really think it was supposed to be a long-term arrangement and then something changed. Eugenie and Jack had probably seen Frogmore Cottage before, so I doubt it was that they didn't like it. Eugenie lived most of her life in Windsor, so the distance to London was something they knew already...

Even with the royals it doesn't work like that. Frogmore cottage is theirs to use as they see fit (with some boundaries, of course) for as long as they've paid the rent on it.

*in your opinion, that is, while respecting that some members might like them, right? :whistling: Also, I didn't say that they'll be 'in' for a few months but in a few months. Who knows, maybe they'll be back for a year... or ten :lol:

I'm not a fan of the dress. I do love the print, but the rest of it is pretty much all 'meh' for me. But 'juvenile'? Really? Not to mention that ruffles are showing up more often than not and can be 'in' in a few months time... :whistling:

That might be because the Cambridges handled it the best out of all working royals. They were the most visible, between all the Zoom calls and two big(ger) projects this year (William's football thing, Catherine's Early Years). And I'm not saying that other royals were not doing anything, just...

Congratulations to the couple! With Zara's history it's possible that they won't really stick to the standard time-frame for scans, so it's a guessing game :flowers: I'd say she's definitely past 12 weeks now, though, as they probably wouldn't announce it earlier.

The one from the "Hold Still" engagement in London? https://whatkatewore.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Kate-William-Vertical-Hold-Still-Red-McQueen-Coat-Oct-20-2020-Jeremy-Selwyn-WPA-Pool-Getty-520-x-810.jpg Yes, it might be that one :flowers: And I knew I remember that skirt from somewhere...

Well I do love the sweater and I actually pre-orded it a few minutes ago. And, oh lord, I'm younger than Catherine... What does it say about me?! :lol: I also don't think it's fair to say that she dresses older than she is, but in general I don't like the idea that you have to dress for an age...

I will not defend their private holidays, but this is something completely different. It's work. And I completely agree with you, the amount of work that had to happen to make this tour work in a safe way for everyone is a bit outside of possibilities of the BRF - which are not small by any...

I think all of the outfits are okay (I do like that blue coat) - nothing earth shattering, but as always immaculately styled and tailored to perfection. I also wouldn't be surprised if all the outfits we'll be seeing on this tour will be repeats of something that Catherine already wore on...

Who knows with them? ;) It might just be a fact that out of the tabloid press they hate MoS the most, it might be that they want to involve the publisher in another lenghty, expensive and completely unnecessary trial. Definitely!

Eh... Not really. Nicola Sturgeon, the First Minister of Scotland, claims that TRF were warned about Scotland's restrictions (basically people can't leave or enter Scotland without a good enough reason) but crossed the border either way. But: a/ Scotland is just a part of the tour and if it...

And the award for the best reason to sue someone goes to... I do want to point out that it's still not confirmed that the lawsuit is about this story, but even the fact their legal team was threatening with legal actions over it is laughable enough on its own. Well, that, or just sad. [...]

I was thinking exactly the same about this tour, that it was actually requested by the government. The Cambridges were pretty happy to conduct all of their work through Zooms and calls and so on for so long, the tour's weird timing... Maybe the government thought they want to give people a...

According to worldometer it's almost 1.5 million deaths worldwide. No one here misquoted him, this is exactly the quote we're talking about. And while it might be actually based in science, it doesn't mean it's not insensitive :ermm: There is a difference between "human behavior might have...

A great metaphor is great, but it has to click right away for people. While this quote: "Every single raindrop that falls from the sky relieves the parched ground. What if every single one of us was a raindrop, and if every single one of us cared?" sounds really pretty, I see a few issues with...