Princess Kate’s diet: GMA segment today

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Well... DUH!

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Anonymous wrote:The big takeaway is she said she doesn’t drink anymore since her cancer diagnosis.

She didn't use the word "cancer," she just said "my diagnosis." Which could refer to Crohn's or something else. The distinction is important because there's a whole debate in the UK about how she obviously went through something in 2024, but what was it.

She came out and said it was cancer. She got planned abdominal surgery and the palace made a statement at the time that she didn't have cancer. A few months later she did a video announcing she had cancer, that her doctors didn't believe she had cancer at the time of surgery, and that she sat on the news a few months while figuring out how and when to tell her children. And she was roasted/criticized across the world in the interim period where she wasn't working but the public didn't know she had cancer.

She was roasted because she (or someone for whom she took the fall) made the ridiculous Microsoft paint Frankenphoto. I could see wanting to take some time but just such a stupid thing to do.

That definitely wasn't very savvy. But I was talking about the "where is Kate" speculation that went on for months because she hadn't been seen in public.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

I literally can't- sorry!

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

Way to deflect. Go eat your dirty food in your mom's basement.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

I literally can't- sorry!

I hope it's not driving you literally crazy!!!

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Anonymous wrote:I mean, alcohol never really benefits us.

As a prior poster noted, alcohol and processed meat are incredible carcinogens.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

I literally can't- sorry!

At least she's not stuffing the word "SUPER!" in every sentence.

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Anonymous wrote:I mean, alcohol never really benefits us.

As a prior poster noted, alcohol and processed meat are incredible carcinogens.

+1. Lunch meat is a biggie, and they still aren't sure how much " better" nitrate-free meat products are. Best to minimize or avoid entirely anything in the alcohol or processed meat category.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

What's worse is her assumption that because there is a store named Whole Foods "whole" type foods exist. It's so dumbbbbbb.

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Anonymous wrote:The big takeaway is she said she doesn’t drink anymore since her cancer diagnosis.

She didn't use the word "cancer," she just said "my diagnosis." Which could refer to Crohn's or something else. The distinction is important because there's a whole debate in the UK about how she obviously went through something in 2024, but what was it.

On the one hand, the future of the British monarchy needs a couple like Will and Kate. Boring, predictable, dependable with a solid family. I really do think they are harmless and their boring, dependable family life is exactly what the British monarchy needs.

On the other hand...I hope she and the press cool it with her cancer thing.Just almost two years later, we saw what happened to another youngish lady with a loving family and small kids (Tatiana Schlossberg) who really had cancer. After watching (from very afar), Kate's "cancer" thing just seems so benign.

I’m sorry to say I agree. She said “cancer had been present” and that she was receiving preventive (adjuvant) therapy. Three months later she announced she was “cancer free!” and started telling chemo patients to maximize sunlight (very bad advice). Two years later, it’s starting to read like they’re trying to deflect from Andrew.

You don't know enough about her health issues to decide they're no big deal. It's incredibly obnoxious to think you get to decide how she addresses this with the public. I had malignant melanoma in my early 20s and was scared to death and had a few coworkers with ignorant attitudes like yours. They had no clue how deadly it can be and were so stupid and felt the need to make announcements about how I should be managing it.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. Reading between the lines in this article, they really hate each other.

https://people.com/prince-william-teases-kate-middleton-about-one-of-her-hobbies-during-day-out-in-london-11925239

People's editor is a British guy who shills for the monarchy. Nowadays People literally (haha, and I'm not even that poster) takes articles straight from the British tabloids and republishes them. The mag might be OK for US celebs, but take anything they say about the British monarchy with a grain of salt.

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Anonymous wrote:The big takeaway is she said she doesn’t drink anymore since her cancer diagnosis.

She didn't use the word "cancer," she just said "my diagnosis." Which could refer to Crohn's or something else. The distinction is important because there's a whole debate in the UK about how she obviously went through something in 2024, but what was it.

On the one hand, the future of the British monarchy needs a couple like Will and Kate. Boring, predictable, dependable with a solid family. I really do think they are harmless and their boring, dependable family life is exactly what the British monarchy needs.

On the other hand...I hope she and the press cool it with her cancer thing.Just almost two years later, we saw what happened to another youngish lady with a loving family and small kids (Tatiana Schlossberg) who really had cancer. After watching (from very afar), Kate's "cancer" thing just seems so benign.

I’m sorry to say I agree. She said “cancer had been present” and that she was receiving preventive (adjuvant) therapy. Three months later she announced she was “cancer free!” and started telling chemo patients to maximize sunlight (very bad advice). Two years later, it’s starting to read like they’re trying to deflect from Andrew.

I would be thrilled if she didn't have cancer- but boy would that be messed up.

i’m the poster who started this side thread.

i do think she had cancer or pre-cancer. or something.

but cancers are different. thyroid cancer is so different from pancreatic cancer. after witnessing tatiana’s journey, i just don’t think kate had nearly as serious a form of cancer. it’s kinda like when my dh has a cold and he acts like he’s dying.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

I literally can't- sorry!

At least she's not stuffing the word "SUPER!" in every sentence.

DP. You two are *super* annoying, stop deflecting from the points PP is trying to make.

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Anonymous wrote:I think she doesn't eat anymore either

+1 she has to be restricting her food.

She's known to be a healthy eater and unusually active. Tennis, skiing, swimming, etc. If she's cleaned up her diet even further post-cancer, I'm not surprised she dropped weight.

I really hate it when Kate's fangirls portray her being--objectively--severely underweight as "elegant" or "healthy and active." Whether she's still sick from cancer treatment or Crohn's disease, or she's suffering from an ED, this sort of rationalization is just terrible.

I didn't say one word about her appearance. She is known to eat whole foods and do sports. She was already thin. If she has cut even more things out of her diet after her cancer diagnosis (and who knows what meds she takes now), I'm not surprised she lost weight.

THis is SUCH an annoying phrase that is now trendy. What is everyone else eating? Half foods? The only other thing more obnoxious than this is the constant yammering about eating "clean", because everyone else is obviously eating partial and dirty food.

There's a literal store called Whole Foods that's been open over 30 years. It's not a trendy word lady.

Would you please challenge yourself to go one day without using the word "literal" or "literally."

Sorry, based on your post I thought we were only using late 20th century vernacular

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Anonymous wrote:The big takeaway is she said she doesn’t drink anymore since her cancer diagnosis.

She didn't use the word "cancer," she just said "my diagnosis." Which could refer to Crohn's or something else. The distinction is important because there's a whole debate in the UK about how she obviously went through something in 2024, but what was it.

On the one hand, the future of the British monarchy needs a couple like Will and Kate. Boring, predictable, dependable with a solid family. I really do think they are harmless and their boring, dependable family life is exactly what the British monarchy needs.

On the other hand...I hope she and the press cool it with her cancer thing.Just almost two years later, we saw what happened to another youngish lady with a loving family and small kids (Tatiana Schlossberg) who really had cancer. After watching (from very afar), Kate's "cancer" thing just seems so benign.

I’m sorry to say I agree. She said “cancer had been present” and that she was receiving preventive (adjuvant) therapy. Three months later she announced she was “cancer free!” and started telling chemo patients to maximize sunlight (very bad advice). Two years later, it’s starting to read like they’re trying to deflect from Andrew.

I would be thrilled if she didn't have cancer- but boy would that be messed up.

i’m the poster who started this side thread.

i do think she had cancer or pre-cancer. or something.

but cancers are different. thyroid cancer is so different from pancreatic cancer. after witnessing tatiana’s journey, i just don’t think kate had nearly as serious a form of cancer. it’s kinda like when my dh has a cold and he acts like he’s dying.

There was also a poster here a while ago who suggested it may be a more serious form (in terms of 5 year survival rates) and that's why the palace hasn't said more. Who knows. What happened to Tatiana was so tragic.