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Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

PP is correct. Diana really started doing things after her boys went to boarding school.

A - That isn’t leaving the nest. B - Diana had 300 documented engagements the year she gave birth to Harry. So you’re both wrong. Idiots.

What a class act you are! Please link to said 300 events. Kate is not equal to Diana as a reference point -- Camilla is. Camilla is married to the Prince of Wales.

Boarding school can be considered leaving the nest.

No. No.

Don't ask her to link anything!!

She will start pulling out the charts and ruin another thread.

Too late.

One would hope that with modernization of parenting, Will and Kate spend much more time with their young children than Charles and Diana did.

They are better parents by far than Will and Harry's parents were.

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Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

PP is correct. Diana really started doing things after her boys went to boarding school.

A - That isn’t leaving the nest. B - Diana had 300 documented engagements the year she gave birth to Harry. So you’re both wrong. Idiots.

What a class act you are! Please link to said 300 events. Kate is not equal to Diana as a reference point -- Camilla is. Camilla is married to the Prince of Wales.

Boarding school can be considered leaving the nest.

No. No.

Don't ask her to link anything!!

She will start pulling out the charts and ruin another thread.

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t hate Kate. I just want her to work. She needs to show us how much she values being a royal

That’s your opinion not a fact. Learn the difference. I think that taking care of three kids under 5 is a hell of a lot of work.

+1. I think most people who know anything about being a parent would say that being home taking care of 3 kids is way more work than nodding and smiling at some royal engagement.

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Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

PP is correct. Diana really started doing things after her boys went to boarding school.

A - That isn’t leaving the nest. B - Diana had 300 documented engagements the year she gave birth to Harry. So you’re both wrong. Idiots.

What a class act you are! Please link to said 300 events. Kate is not equal to Diana as a reference point -- Camilla is. Camilla is married to the Prince of Wales.

Boarding school can be considered leaving the nest.

I'm not sure sure where you're going with that. You do realize that Diana was Prince William's mother right? As such she was also married to the Prince Of Wales? But if you really want Camilla's numbers, she's outpaced Kate in engagements 3-to-1. No I'm not going to link it for you, look it up.

But here is the lovely article on how much Wills & Kate have been slammed for slacking off including how hard Diana worked with newborns and toddlers:

Kate and William are slammed for doing HALF the official engagements Charles and Diana did at the same age
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4077950/Kate-William-slammed-doing-HALF-official-engagements-Charles-Diana-did-age.html

Also do you feel like more of an idiot now or is this just your everyday mindset?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

PP is correct. Diana really started doing things after her boys went to boarding school.

A - That isn’t leaving the nest. B - Diana had 300 documented engagements the year she gave birth to Harry. So you’re both wrong. Idiots.

What a class act you are! Please link to said 300 events. Kate is not equal to Diana as a reference point -- Camilla is. Camilla is married to the Prince of Wales.

Boarding school can be considered leaving the nest.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

PP is correct. Diana really started doing things after her boys went to boarding school.

A - That isn’t leaving the nest. B - Diana had 300 documented engagements the year she gave birth to Harry. So you’re both wrong. Idiots.

Anonymous wrote:I don’t hate Kate. I just want her to work. She needs to show us how much she values being a royal

Well, okay then!

William and Kate will be very busy on December 4 and 5 hosting Christmas events in UK and Cyprus for RAF service members and their families. Is that good enough for you?

https://people.com/royals/prince-william-kate-middleton-throwing-military-holiday-party/

Anonymous wrote:I don’t hate Kate. I just want her to work. She needs to show us how much she values being a royal

That’s your opinion not a fact. Learn the difference. I think that taking care of three kids under 5 is a hell of a lot of work.

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Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

PP is correct. Diana really started doing things after her boys went to boarding school.

I don’t hate Kate. I just want her to work. She needs to show us how much she values being a royal

Anonymous wrote:The person talking about Kate being lazy is gross. She has a 6 month old. England has maternity leave of up to 1 year. She is taking care of her 3 little kids and that’s her most important job. She can spend the rest of her life cutting her ribbons at supermarkets when they’re older and more self sufficient.

+1. Chill out Kate haters. We need to praise moms for taking care of themselves and their kids post partum, not calling them lazy for not doing jobs outside the home.

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Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

WTH? I am talking about when her boys were at boarding school at 8. Not "the nest" as adults. Is that what you think I meant?

Anonymous wrote:William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.

Diana died when Harry was 12 and William was 15. She was younger than William and Kate are now. So I'm not sure you have any idea about royal life at all.

William and Kate have had fine lines to walk -- not to outshadow Prince Charles as the future king and Camilla as Queen Consort. There were so many rumors/rumblings early on that Charles should be skipped over for William.

William and Kate have 50 years of engagements ahead of them, assuming they have the longevity of their ancestors.

They have plenty of time. Kate is focusing on her young children while they are still at home with her -- she is not in a race.

Diana hit her prime after her children left the nest.