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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

You are effing crazy, Kate superfan. Totally bonkers.

I don't hate Megan, but she does look like a moron in the picture. The laughter is over the top.

Is George a moron, too? He has the exact same expression as Megan. She looks beautiful, dress and all!

We don't judge five year olds the same as 37 year olds. That being said her laugh didn't bother me. It probably is over the top to most British public.

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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

You are effing crazy, Kate superfan. Totally bonkers.

I don't hate Megan, but she does look like a moron in the picture. The laughter is over the top.

Is George a moron, too? He has the exact same expression as Megan. She looks beautiful, dress and all!

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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

You are effing crazy, Kate superfan. Totally bonkers.

I don't hate Megan, but she does look like a moron in the picture. The laughter is over the top.

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Haterade

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Gatorade, Haterade.

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Haterade

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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

You are effing crazy, Kate superfan. Totally bonkers.

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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

Exactly. And it is also an American thing. And an actress thing. But Meghan's gotta fall in line and stop drawing so much attention to herself. She is just embarrassing herself. Please represent better!

That hateraid must taste good.

She’s lovely and they all seem to welcome her presence.

You may be misunderstanding me. I WANT Meghan to do well, to be received well. I do not like hearing British friends and acquaintances making fun of her. She needs to tone it down, and that is the advice I would give to my friend, my sister, etc. if they were in her situation. You may be seeing her and thinking she is a lovely person, which I have no doubt she is, but I want to see her reflect better. She is not just a lovely mom down the street who is sweet and cute, fun to be around, gracious and kind. She needs to tone it down for a British audience who can be brutal.

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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

Exactly. And it is also an American thing. And an actress thing. But Meghan's gotta fall in line and stop drawing so much attention to herself. She is just embarrassing herself. Please represent better!

That hateraid must taste good.

She’s lovely and they all seem to welcome her presence.

You may be misunderstanding me. I WANT Meghan to do well, to be received well. I do not like hearing British friends and acquaintances making fun of her. She needs to tone it down, and that is the advice I would give to my friend, my sister, etc. if they were in her situation. You may be seeing her and thinking she is a lovely person, which I have no doubt she is, but I want to see her reflect better. She is not just a lovely mom down the street who is sweet and cute, fun to be around, gracious and kind. She needs to tone it down for a British audience who can be brutal.

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Anonymous wrote:I like everyone in the picture. The only comment I had was that it doesn't look right to have George on Charles' lap with Charlotte sitting. His legs are too long and the straddle leg pose just looks odd at his age/size. The picture would've looked much better with the older children switched up.

I thought so too but maybe having George with Charles and William right behind shows the connection of the kings.

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Anonymous wrote:As usual Megan makes herself the center of attention in the picture by pretending to laugh hysterically. And by choosing a dress that doesn’t exactly go well with the rest of the folks. Whereas Kate knows how to act regally and properly. It’s definitely an upbringing thing

Exactly. And it is also an American thing. And an actress thing. But Meghan's gotta fall in line and stop drawing so much attention to herself. She is just embarrassing herself. Please represent better!

That hateraid must taste good.

She’s lovely and they all seem to welcome her presence.

You may be misunderstanding me. I WANT Meghan to do well, to be received well. I do not like hearing British friends and acquaintances making fun of her. She needs to tone it down, and that is the advice I would give to my friend, my sister, etc. if they were in her situation. You may be seeing her and thinking she is a lovely person, which I have no doubt she is, but I want to see her reflect better. She is not just a lovely mom down the street who is sweet and cute, fun to be around, gracious and kind. She needs to tone it down for a British audience who can be brutal.

Meghan is fine. The British could probably[b] benefit from spending less time scrutinizing outfits, and more time picking leaders who studied math, as opposed to rubber stamping people who studied dead Greeks and who are about to tank their econom[/b]y.

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Anonymous wrote:Adorable! But Kate's dress is not.

I actually like her dress better than Meghan's. The bare arms are distracting (to me) whereas the blue blends more with William's outfit.

Agree.

Not a fan of the sleeveless dress. Not so much that it’s distracting as much as it’s not seasonally appropriate and doesn’t fit in with the other outfits. But maybe the pics were taken a couple of months ago.

The kids are wearing short sleeves, shorts, and bare legs. Is that seasonally appropriate?

Prince George is wearing shorts because as a four-year-old, that is all he wears. Shorts. Not trousers.

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/culture/culture-news/a38178/why-prince-george-is-always-wearing-shorts/

Charlotte is wearing a dress.

Prince George is five, born in 2013

The photo was taken on September 5th.