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Lauren Bush or Amanda Heart would be interesting with William.
I edited the list a little bit, noting the Catholics, and adding a list for "rumored crushes"
If anyone thinks of people to add, speak up. I honestly couldn't remember others, but I know there are others ...............
I'm pretty sure the Thurn princesses are Catholic, and that the Howard girls are catholic seems certain but let me know if I'm wrong, please.
I edited the list a little bit, noting the Catholics, and adding a list for "rumored crushes"
If anyone thinks of people to add, speak up. I honestly couldn't remember others, but I know there are others ...............
I'm pretty sure the Thurn princesses are Catholic, and that the Howard girls are catholic seems certain but let me know if I'm wrong, please.
Well, I didn't know this before now, but Lady Iona is no longer a contender:Lila the Flirt [posted this on] May 26, 2007, 04:27:58 PM
[Mary] Douglas-Home I believe, is the sister of Lady Iona Douglas-Home
David Douglas-Home, the 15th Earl of Home. He is the father of Lady Iona Douglas-Home.
He's the father of Lady Iona (born 1980) and Lady Mary (born 1982). Emily Douglas-Home, born 7 Feb 1983, is a cousin of these girls...Emily is in line to inherit a hereditary peerage as Baroness Dacre (created in 1321). Just think, if William married Emily the peerage would merge with the Crown...
Wills' Heir Kisses Apr 6 2008
By Marion Scott
PRINCE WILLIAM kissed a mystery blonde yesterday but girlfriend Kate Middleton didn't seem to mind...this time.
He embraced the female friend as he, Kate and Prince Harry turned up at the society wedding of a posh friend.
Scots heiress Iona Douglas Home, 27, got married to Irishman Tom Hewitt, 29, at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Kelso.
Iona had been tipped as a bride for Wills before his romance with Kate.
The Royals arrived in black Range Rovers. One local said: "We'd heard there was going to be a grand wedding but had no idea the princes were guests.
"It was obvious they were among close friends by the way they were hugging and kissing everyone."
Source: The Sunday Mail
Wills' Heir Kisses - The Sunday Mail
Title: Re: Lovely gels for Wills
Post by: fawbert on November 18, 2008, 07:16:47 PM
Indeed, if the heir to the throne fell for a Roman Catholic and pressed the issue, then the Act of Settlement would be adjusted accordingly. Or the lady in question would do an "Autumn" and convert to the C of E.
Well, in Britain there is precedent for the wife remaining Catholic in exchange for the children being raised C of E. This was done in the case of Michael of Kent and Marie Christine.
I would say that any of the Calthorpe sisters will be perfect choice: rich and attractive with some noble ancestors.... [snipped]
5.Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe - they always mention her whenever they can & it's kind of annoying, I mean she's like the princess the media long to (not) have
6. Gabriella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe (another sister act)
That would be a very haute couture wedding of the century.... 8. Bee Schaffer ... [snipped]
But Michael did lose his place in the order of succession.
I could be wrong but he did but his children didn't until they "came out" publicly as Catholics. I do see you point though. If William marries a Catholic he would lose his place but his children would not. I would think that after SO many years the would make a change to the rules regarding marring a Catholic. I can see loosing your place if you are Catholic but I don't think that if you marry one you should lose your place in the order of succession.
I believe that Kate is Anglican, which is all very well, but it is never mentioned that both Camilla´s children were raised as Roman Catholics. In fact I think it is a fact that is usually ignored.
..... though they both had Anglican wedding services!
I believe that Kate is Anglican, which is all very well, but it is never mentioned that both Camilla´s children were raised as Roman Catholics. In fact I think it is a fact that is usually ignored.