Prince Philip has died...

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Who was the petit woman dressed in black marching with the men in uniform into the chapel?

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Prince Pavlos - what is the point in dying your hair to remove any gray but have a gray goatee?

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Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

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Why is Charles so red? Does he have health issues?

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

I don’t think he was supposed to. He’s only 13.

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Anonymous wrote:Who was the petit woman dressed in black marching with the men in uniform into the chapel?

Princess Anne.

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Anonymous wrote:Who was the petit woman dressed in black marching with the men in uniform into the chapel?

Princess Anne.

No. It was much earlier and part of the military procession much earlier than the family appeared.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

Probably because Harry was so traumatized by having to walk behind his mother's coffin.

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Anonymous wrote:People are calling Penny's daughter Alexandra Knatchbull 'William with hair'. They're the same age too. Of course Phillip is her 'grand-godfather'. O.O

What are you insinuating here OP????

William looks like Diana in this picture.

Go ahead finish the sentence...

Wills was so hit back then! That’s when I thought he was the much hotter brother and then that flipped.

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^ hot

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Good music.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

Probably because Harry was so traumatized by having to walk behind his mother's coffin.

There is a big difference between a 12 year old walking behind their mother’s coffin along the streets of London with hundreds of thousands mourners watching you and weeping loudly compared to a 13 year old walking behind their grandfathers coffin on a short walk along the quiet streets of Windsor.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

Probably because Harry was so traumatized by having to walk behind his mother's coffin.

There is a big difference between a 12 year old walking behind their mother’s coffin along the streets of London with hundreds of thousands mourners watching you and weeping loudly compared to a 13 year old walking behind their grandfathers coffin on a short walk along the quiet streets of Windsor.

I don’t think he was supposed to. And he certainly wouldn’t have a say in the decision to be included.

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

Probably because Harry was so traumatized by having to walk behind his mother's coffin.

There is a big difference between a 12 year old walking behind their mother’s coffin along the streets of London with hundreds of thousands mourners watching you and weeping loudly compared to a 13 year old walking behind their grandfathers coffin on a short walk along the quiet streets of Windsor.

Maybe James' parents just said "nope".

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Anonymous wrote:Wonder why James Viscount Servern decided not to walk?

Probably because Harry was so traumatized by having to walk behind his mother's coffin.

There is a big difference between a 12 year old walking behind their mother’s coffin along the streets of London with hundreds of thousands mourners watching you and weeping loudly compared to a 13 year old walking behind their grandfathers coffin on a short walk along the quiet streets of Windsor.

I don’t think he was supposed to. And he certainly wouldn’t have a say in the decision to be included.

Furthermore if James had walked, there would be question about why the older granddaughters did not.