The Cambridges News and Updates ( Prince William, Kate Middleton, George, Charlotte and Louis)

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Harry looks just like Prince Philip when he was younger. Stop this nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:They are still mostly Germans. changed their name and all.

We don't want them, thanks. We have enough skeletons in and out of the closet.

--German

Aren't Wills kids supposed to be the most British Royals in centuries with Kate's background? By picking a commoner he ensured that.

Uh, well there was also Charles’ marriage to Diana, which produced Will and Harry...

Harry not produced by Charles. Known fact. They did a DNA test on some of her "boyfriends" to attempt to define his parentage. James Hewitt the red haired one admitted it in an interview. Later he said they only got together after Harry was born. But there are still questions.

It’s not a fact and Harry’s red hair does not make it so. Diana’s brother has red hair and Harry resembles the young Prince Philip, his paternal grandfather.

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Anonymous wrote:They are still mostly Germans. changed their name and all.

We don't want them, thanks. We have enough skeletons in and out of the closet.

--German

Aren't Wills kids supposed to be the most British Royals in centuries with Kate's background? By picking a commoner he ensured that.

Uh, well there was also Charles’ marriage to Diana, which produced Will and Harry...

Harry not produced by Charles. Known fact. They did a DNA test on some of her "boyfriends" to attempt to define his parentage. James Hewitt the red haired one admitted it in an interview. Later he said they only got together after Harry was born. But there are still questions.

I didn't say his red hair made it so.

It’s not a fact and Harry’s red hair does not make it so. Diana’s brother has red hair and Harry resembles the young Prince Philip, his paternal grandfather.

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Anonymous wrote:They are still mostly Germans. changed their name and all.

We don't want them, thanks. We have enough skeletons in and out of the closet.

--German

Aren't Wills kids supposed to be the most British Royals in centuries with Kate's background? By picking a commoner he ensured that.

Uh, well there was also Charles’ marriage to Diana, which produced Will and Harry...

Harry not produced by Charles. Known fact. They did a DNA test on some of her "boyfriends" to attempt to define his parentage. James Hewitt the red haired one admitted it in an interview. Later he said they only got together after Harry was born. But there are still questions.

It’s not a fact and Harry’s red hair does not make it so. Diana’s brother has red hair and Harry resembles the young Prince Philip, his paternal grandfather.

+1. Looks a lot like a young Prince Philip.

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Harry looks like Charles. Their eyes are unusually close together.

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Anonymous wrote:They are still mostly Germans. changed their name and all.

We don't want them, thanks. We have enough skeletons in and out of the closet.

--German

Aren't Wills kids supposed to be the most British Royals in centuries with Kate's background? By picking a commoner he ensured that.

Uh, well there was also Charles’ marriage to Diana, which produced Will and Harry...

Harry not produced by Charles. Known fact. They did a DNA test on some of her "boyfriends" to attempt to define his parentage. James Hewitt the red haired one admitted it in an interview. Later he said they only got together after Harry was born. But there are still questions.

It’s not a fact and Harry’s red hair does not make it so. Diana’s brother has red hair and Harry resembles the young Prince Philip, his paternal grandfather.

+1. Looks a lot like a young Prince Philip.

https://www.elle.com/culture/g22072707/prince-harry-prince-philip-look-a-like/

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe I used to like Kate. She’s a loser and a mean girl. I get that Meghan is awful but very few people seem to like their sister in laws. (I personally have none). So to refused to acknowledge her at Commonwealth day is ridiculous. No wonder she has no friends other than her mommy.

Sure you used to like Kate. Meghan has earned the scorn and then some. William must be feeling pretty smug that he was right all along. Harry has never been more miserable and unhappy. I believe this almost as much as the people who start sentences off "I used to like Meghan but....." that's the exact same BS you're trying to pull off.

Two wrongs don’t make a right. Also William was at least cordial to Meghan whether he was feeling smug or not.

Have you not seen the famous scarfing incident? We have no idea what happened behind closed doors but that Harry and meghan got kicked out suggests it was probably pretty bad between all parties.

Do explain.

Is your google broken? Do your own homework.

DP. I was also curious the scarfing incident must not be that famous as the only thing that came up was noteworthy scarves Kate has worn...

DP. I didn't know what it was either so I googled it. To find it, I had to search, "Scarfing incident Prince William' (google, of course, wanted to add 'county' to my search). It's really nothing. It appears Megan may have said something to William as they were going down some steps and he, messing with his scarf, didn't respond to her. I had to read narrative about it because I didn't see 'the snub' and, even after reading, still don't think it was a snub. Megan certainly didn't look like she was expecting a response.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H01CTV3wgLg

If you google William scarfing loads of hits come up, stop exaggerating, if you follow the royals at all you would know aboit this, its been discussed a lot. Apparently two people on this thread know next to nothing anout the royals but feel compelled to engage and argue. The person claiming william is always cordial know nothing about his behavior and made a blanket statement for some odd reason. If you don’t know about a topic you choose to engage with its youw own job to get up to to speed.

If it’s a “famous” incident like you said why would they need to know anything about the royals to know about it? Is there some secret royal specific meaning of famous?

[Anonymous]

11 yo Kate Middleton as Eliza Doolittle in “My Fair Lady” school play — so cute!

https://youtu.be/lmA1c7PWBOk

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe I used to like Kate. She’s a loser and a mean girl. I get that Meghan is awful but very few people seem to like their sister in laws. (I personally have none). So to refused to acknowledge her at Commonwealth day is ridiculous. No wonder she has no friends other than her mommy.

Sure you used to like Kate. Meghan has earned the scorn and then some. William must be feeling pretty smug that he was right all along. Harry has never been more miserable and unhappy. I believe this almost as much as the people who start sentences off "I used to like Meghan but....." that's the exact same BS you're trying to pull off.

Two wrongs don’t make a right. Also William was at least cordial to Meghan whether he was feeling smug or not.

Have you not seen the famous scarfing incident? We have no idea what happened behind closed doors but that Harry and meghan got kicked out suggests it was probably pretty bad between all parties.

Do explain.

Is your google broken? Do your own homework.

DP. I was also curious the scarfing incident must not be that famous as the only thing that came up was noteworthy scarves Kate has worn...

DP. I didn't know what it was either so I googled it. To find it, I had to search, "Scarfing incident Prince William' (google, of course, wanted to add 'county' to my search). It's really nothing. It appears Megan may have said something to William as they were going down some steps and he, messing with his scarf, didn't respond to her. I had to read narrative about it because I didn't see 'the snub' and, even after reading, still don't think it was a snub. Megan certainly didn't look like she was expecting a response.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H01CTV3wgLg

If you google William scarfing loads of hits come up, stop exaggerating, if you follow the royals at all you would know aboit this, its been discussed a lot. Apparently two people on this thread know next to nothing anout the royals but feel compelled to engage and argue. The person claiming william is always cordial know nothing about his behavior and made a blanket statement for some odd reason. If you don’t know about a topic you choose to engage with its youw own job to get up to to speed.

If it’s a “famous” incident like you said why would they need to know anything about the royals to know about it? Is there some secret royal specific meaning of famous?

Oh dear. Someone is off their meds.

[Anonymous]

Add this to the fact that the Cambridge Press Secretary's lover/bedmate/boyfriend sold secrets about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the tabloids.

Things are getting interesting.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember reading something that Kate Middleton transferred to St. Andrews after it was announced that Prince William was attending the school. Anyone else? I googled but couldn't seem to find a source.

Once William's college plans were announced, a whole bunch of girls adjusted theirs. I remember reading something to that effect, with a side note that there was a great number of American girls in their midst. In fact, the article seemed to say that Kate and William bonded precisely because she didn't throw herself at him and behaved naturally when she was around him.

Naturally except for the fact that she followed him to college. Hello, Felicity!

Please. If it wasn't her it would have been someone else. William was the catch of the century.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember reading something that Kate Middleton transferred to St. Andrews after it was announced that Prince William was attending the school. Anyone else? I googled but couldn't seem to find a source.

Once William's college plans were announced, a whole bunch of girls adjusted theirs. I remember reading something to that effect, with a side note that there was a great number of American girls in their midst. In fact, the article seemed to say that Kate and William bonded precisely because she didn't throw herself at him and behaved naturally when she was around him.

Naturally except for the fact that she followed him to college. Hello, Felicity!

Please. If it wasn't her it would have been someone else. William was the catch of the century.

Nope. Definitely a good catch but not the best because you lose a lot of privacy and there are a lot of obligations to go along with being married to him. Just look at this thread! Kate could be married to some handsome heir to a different, larger fortune and not have people speculating on her every move. I also personally find him unattractive but different strokes for different folks!

[Anonymous]

Do you think Prince William cheats on Kate Middleton?

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Anonymous wrote:Do you think Prince William cheats on Kate Middleton?

I don’t care.

However, his father was a cheater...and eventually his mother was too.

Infidelity runs in families. It’s a multigenerational problem.

And, if the father cheats, boys are 60% more likely to cheat.

William wanted a “normal, happy family” since he grew up in such dysfunction with his mother confiding in him like a sister when he was a young teen. This does not bode well for him NOT acting out midlife. He will have a hard time without normal role models of normal parents and family life like Kate.

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Anonymous wrote:I remember reading something that Kate Middleton transferred to St. Andrews after it was announced that Prince William was attending the school. Anyone else? I googled but couldn't seem to find a source.

Once William's college plans were announced, a whole bunch of girls adjusted theirs. I remember reading something to that effect, with a side note that there was a great number of American girls in their midst. In fact, the article seemed to say that Kate and William bonded precisely because she didn't throw herself at him and behaved naturally when she was around him.

Naturally except for the fact that she followed him to college. Hello, Felicity!

Please. If it wasn't her it would have been someone else. William was the catch of the century.

Nope. Definitely a good catch but not the best because you lose a lot of privacy and there are a lot of obligations to go along with being married to him. Just look at this thread! Kate could be married to some handsome heir to a different, larger fortune and not have people speculating on her every move. I also personally find him unattractive but different strokes for different folks!

Like Pippa. Pippa married into some SERIOUS $$!