Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor is gorgeous

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Anonymous wrote:Why did Kate wear an exact replica of a dress Diana wore? Why would she want her husband to look at her and see his mother? How weird is that?

She also wore the earrings that Diana wore at Harry's christening. Some find it sweet, but others find her slavish devotion to Diana throwbacks to be weird.

I think Harry probably loves the fact Meghan honors his mother. I think he selected a wife equipped to take control precisely because he's a broken little boy...and always will be.

It was Kate who wore the earrings from Harry's christening. I agree, if Meghan had worn them, it would make total sense. Kate doing so is an the weirder side.

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Anonymous wrote:Someone photoshop the wallpaper and the upholstery and change the colors please. This could be classy but it is so hideous. How about a cream or light blue or a beige?

It's a f@cking palace. How much "classier" do you need it to be?

The Queen understands the effect the surroundings have on people. She's not particularly fancy, but as she has said about her State dinners -- "They come here to eat off of the gold plates, not for the food".

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Anonymous wrote:Nah, I dislike the African head wrap design. Get with the times, Doria. And her expression is borderline sour.

What does that even mean in this context? Do you think African head wraps are a 1970s Black Power thing? Millions of women in Africa and the Americas wear them every day. They are a timeless style like pearls in Western Europe or a sari in India. We saw African businesswomen wearing them in China!

That's a hat.

It does have gele vibes though. And it is lovely.

I don't disagree. But it's still a hat - but one that looks nothing like the ridiculous ones many others wear.

horrific!

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Anonymous wrote:Nah, I dislike the African head wrap design. Get with the times, Doria. And her expression is borderline sour.

What does that even mean in this context? Do you think African head wraps are a 1970s Black Power thing? Millions of women in Africa and the Americas wear them every day. They are a timeless style like pearls in Western Europe or a sari in India. We saw African businesswomen wearing them in China!

That's a hat.

It does have gele vibes though. And it is lovely.

I don't disagree. But it's still a hat - but one that looks nothing like the ridiculous ones many others wear.

horrific!

Aaah, yes. The Dr Seuss hat.

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Anonymous wrote:Nah, I dislike the African head wrap design. Get with the times, Doria. And her expression is borderline sour.

What does that even mean in this context? Do you think African head wraps are a 1970s Black Power thing? Millions of women in Africa and the Americas wear them every day. They are a timeless style like pearls in Western Europe or a sari in India. We saw African businesswomen wearing them in China!

That's a hat.

It does have gele vibes though. And it is lovely.

I don't disagree. But it's still a hat - but one that looks nothing like the ridiculous ones many others wear.

horrific!

Aaah, yes. The Dr Seuss hat.

That was at William and Kate's wedding. I remember reading at the time that it was some inside joke between the two cousins. If so, that's pretty funny and kind of endearing.

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Anonymous wrote:Nah, I dislike the African head wrap design. Get with the times, Doria. And her expression is borderline sour.

What does that even mean in this context? Do you think African head wraps are a 1970s Black Power thing? Millions of women in Africa and the Americas wear them every day. They are a timeless style like pearls in Western Europe or a sari in India. We saw African businesswomen wearing them in China!

That's a hat.

It does have gele vibes though. And it is lovely.

I don't disagree. But it's still a hat - but one that looks nothing like the ridiculous ones many others wear.

horrific!

Aaah, yes. The Dr Seuss hat.

That was at William and Kate's wedding. I remember reading at the time that it was some inside joke between the two cousins. If so, that's pretty funny and kind of endearing.

It wasn't an inside joke and both sisters were in tears after the public shredded them for their fashion fails. They take a lot of risks but have no taste - not an uncommon metric in British fashion.




"There was a horrible article that had been written about Beatrice and she got really upset," Princess Eugenie said in a recent interview, recalling their infamous fascinators.

"We were just about to step out and she had a bit of a wobble and cried," she added, per Cosmopolitan. "I was looking after her. And then about an hour later, I had a wobble and started crying and Bea was there for me."

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/celebrity/latest/a22629594/princess-eugenie-princess-beatrice-cried-royal-wedding-hats/

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Laughing because Hello Mag has no chill. They did the future monarchs so wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Laughing because Hello Mag has no chill. They did the future monarchs so wrong.

It’s a pull out you moron

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Anonymous wrote:Laughing because Hello Mag has no chill. They did the future monarchs so wrong.

It’s a pull out you moron

It's the cover feature that sells the inside.

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Anonymous wrote:Oh and Kate needs to get over her dedication to sad, limp bows.

You need to get over your hatred. Or it can make you sick.

Calm down, Karen. The lady likes sad, limp bows. It's a thing with her, and it does her no favors. No need to freak out. Honestly, you Kate stans are such adorable weirdos.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember the poster claiming George Clooney would be the godfather. Nope, it’s an old friend of Harry’s as I predicted. Not a celebrity.

None of the godparents names have been made public- so you have no clue if this is true or not.

One was made public. Guy was also an usher at their wedding.

A school friend of Prince Harry's has reportedly been named as Archie's godparent, despite the palace's vow to keep his identity secret
Charlie van Straubenzee, pictured right, is reportedly one of Archie Harrison's godparents. Royal baby Archie Harrison was christened at a private ceremony at Windsor Castle on Saturday. Although Prince Harry and Meghan Markle previously stated their intention of keeping the identity of their son's godparents "private," The Sunday Times has named one as Harry's childhood friend, Charlie van Straubenzee. Van Straubenzee attended Ludgrove Prep School with both Prince Harry and Prince William.”

Read in Insider: https://apple.news/Ary4TbQLETY6vJE-psTgzig

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Motherhood hasn’t made her any softer or relatable....just bitchy.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-told-off-meghan-markles-17718033?utm_source=mirror_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Royalnews5&utm_campaign=royals_newsletter

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Anonymous wrote:Motherhood hasn’t made her any softer or relatable....just bitchy.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-told-off-meghan-markles-17718033?utm_source=mirror_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Royalnews5&utm_campaign=royals_newsletter

Funny - pregnancy didn't curb the tabloid media's taste for her blood and now motherhood hasn't either.

People will do anything to get close to her even when she's just watching a game.

This is who her security talked. He was literally in her face.

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Anonymous wrote:Motherhood hasn’t made her any softer or relatable....just bitchy.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-told-off-meghan-markles-17718033?utm_source=mirror_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Royalnews5&utm_campaign=royals_newsletter

Funny - pregnancy didn't curb the tabloid media's taste for her blood and now motherhood hasn't either.

People will do anything to get close to her even when she's just watching a game.

This is who her security talked. He was literally in her face.

Yeah, he might have thought he wasn't bothering anyone by taking his selfie in front of a closed area. Little did he know. Oops.

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Anonymous wrote:Motherhood hasn’t made her any softer or relatable....just bitchy.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/man-told-off-meghan-markles-17718033?utm_source=mirror_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Royalnews5&utm_campaign=royals_newsletter

Funny - pregnancy didn't curb the tabloid media's taste for her blood and now motherhood hasn't either.

People will do anything to get close to her even when she's just watching a game.

This is who her security talked. He was literally in her face.

Yeah, he might have thought he wasn't bothering anyone by taking his selfie in front of a closed area. Little did he know. Oops.

He was taking pictures of her. Even the Indian women are turned around and looking at him like WTF dude? So rude.