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Anonymous wrote:Kate is getting there but much of Diana's appeal was her victimhood/redemption narrative which hopefully won't happen on that scale again

No way. I don’t mind Kate but short of her being the POW she has none of Diana’s best qualities. No charisma whatsoever, doesn’t really seem to do much with her causes, and no fashion sense. But this is by design because she fits into the BRF much better than Diana did.

Let's not forget that she isn't a royal. Diana was. Kate is a commoner that much of Britain probably hates because she managed to land William despite not being worthy.

Diana was an aristocrat but still a commoner
She was not a royal until she married Prince
Charles!

An aristocrat is NOT a commoner. The Spencers had a ton of prestige. She was LADY Diana.

Anonymous wrote:Meghan had the warmth of Diana and probably would have won the hearts of many. A shame this wasn’t promoted by the BRF in charitable works across the globe.

Really? The warmth of Diana?

The BRF sent Meghan and Harry on a tour of Africa and her response was "woe is me."

Diana, flaws and all, had sincerity. Meghan has none.

Meghan had the warmth of Diana and probably would have won the hearts of many. A shame this wasn’t promoted by the BRF in charitable works across the globe.

Diana was a global icon- so much charisma.
Every country in the world knew who she was.

I am a great fan of Kate - but she is not even close to what Diana was.

I like Kate a lot but I loved Diana.

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Anonymous wrote:Diana was one- of-a-kind style icon and humanitarian. No one comes close.

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This. No one will come close.

I don't think Kate has any desire to be the second Diana. Who would? Diana's life ended in disaster, she was deeply unhappy, emotionally unstable, hanging out with drug-addled playboys wholly unsuitable to be around the boys. We forget the last few years too easily.

Their personalities are so different. Kate is much stronger, much more confident in herself, prioritizes her family above herself, has a strong family network in her own family, shows little interest in events outside the UK, keeps herself utterly and completely apolitical. She is the beau ideal of what the queen consort should be. Which all work to her and the monarch's advantage especially as the UK is a different place today than it was when Diana was alive.

I am also confident both parents are keenly desirable of wanting to avoid the Harry outcome for their children and a great deal of Kate's public nature is actually tied to their desire their children have a certain kind of more grounded childhood.

Anonymous wrote:Kate literally replaced Diana. She's the new Princess of Wales. No one else could take on Diana's role because the title is the whole reason that Diana was able to do this work.

The premise was who replaced Diana as most beloved royal not who ascended to the title. By your logic if Camilla had decided to take the POW title, which she was entitled to but chose not to, she would’ve been the most beloved royal.

Kate literally replaced Diana. She's the new Princess of Wales. No one else could take on Diana's role because the title is the whole reason that Diana was able to do this work.

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Anonymous wrote:In time Princess Charlotte. She is already beginning to look like Diana and she has no baggage or scandal.

She’s in elementary school! What scandals could she have???

This gave me a chuckle as well!

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Anonymous wrote:Kate is getting there but much of Diana's appeal was her victimhood/redemption narrative which hopefully won't happen on that scale again

No way. I don’t mind Kate but short of her being the POW she has none of Diana’s best qualities. No charisma whatsoever, doesn’t really seem to do much with her causes, and no fashion sense. But this is by design because she fits into the BRF much better than Diana did.

Let's not forget that she isn't a royal. Diana was. Kate is a commoner that much of Britain probably hates because she managed to land William despite not being worthy.

Diana was an aristocrat but still a commoner
She was not a royal until she married Prince
Charles!

Anonymous wrote:In time Princess Charlotte. She is already beginning to look like Diana and she has no baggage or scandal.

She’s in elementary school! What scandals could she have???

Anonymous wrote:Kate is getting there but much of Diana's appeal was her victimhood/redemption narrative which hopefully won't happen on that scale again

Kate is too milketoast to ever achieve a fraction of the potential of Diana.

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Anonymous wrote:Kate is getting there but much of Diana's appeal was her victimhood/redemption narrative which hopefully won't happen on that scale again

No way. I don’t mind Kate but short of her being the POW she has none of Diana’s best qualities. No charisma whatsoever, doesn’t really seem to do much with her causes, and no fashion sense. But this is by design because she fits into the BRF much better than Diana did.

Let's not forget that she isn't a royal. Diana was. Kate is a commoner that much of Britain probably hates because she managed to land William despite not being worthy.

What nonsense is this?

Diana wasn't royal by birth either. She was a commoner, just like Kate. Her father was an earl, yes, but a royal is someone like Princess Beatrice. For Charles to marry a royal he'd have to marry one of the children or grandchildren of another monarch.

Diana's early death was a shock but it also came about at a timely moment.

I think PP used the wrong language but there is a huge difference in British society to be a member of the aristocracy or not.

Anonymous wrote:MM is more like Diana with love for attention and victimhood.

MM has something closer to Diana’s charisma and warmth than Kate but she isn’t fashionable either. She’s trapped in neutrals.

Anonymous wrote:In time Princess Charlotte. She is already beginning to look like Diana and she has no baggage or scandal.

Uh oh! Not another spare upstaging the heir!