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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

There is love. It’s just tradition with his position.

Tradition is showing up with your spouse. William went to the Queen’s death bed alone, watched the proclamation of Charles as King alone and attended the accession council alone. Now they show up looking more like distanct cousins, and not the married kind, than attentive partners.

It is what it is.

There is no such tradition, however people with high EQ don’t show up at the death bed of a great grandmother in law. They allow a handful of the closest family to be there.

Sophie was there though.

Question how much time do you think Kate and the kids spent with the queen? Actually with the queen and interacting with her? She did not do it with Charles.

kate has known queen for more than two decades.

Since she was a teen fresher at St Andrew’s.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

There is love. It’s just tradition with his position.

Tradition is showing up with your spouse. William went to the Queen’s death bed alone, watched the proclamation of Charles as King alone and attended the accession council alone. Now they show up looking more like distanct cousins, and not the married kind, than attentive partners.

It is what it is.

There is no such tradition, however people with high EQ don’t show up at the death bed of a great grandmother in law. They allow a handful of the closest family to be there.

Sophie was there though.

Question how much time do you think Kate and the kids spent with the queen? Actually with the queen and interacting with her? She did not do it with Charles.

kate has known queen for more than two decades.

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Anonymous wrote:Man watching TV and seeing all those flower….what a waste. The royal family needs to ask/redirect to donations to charity instead of flowers.

The royal family understand that people want to be able to do something tangible and it’s not writing a check. It ultimately helps engender support for the institution of the monarchy. Do you honestly think Charles and Camilla really wanted to do a walkabout and hug all those people yesterday?

Lol Tangible? Sure. Looks good on TV. Guess their charity hobbies are just that hobbies.

You are, indeed, guessing. The British people would laugh at your ignorance in disparaging the charity work of the royal family as a hobby rather than the exceptional good they do throughout the world. Since you are a silly American, you probably have heard of the British actors, Idris Elba and David Oyelowo. They received grants from the Prince Charles Trust to begin their acting careers and are among the thousands of young people throughout the Commonwealth who have been helped by the Trust That is why Idris Elba was invited to Harry and Meghan's wedding and was not a manufactured new black best friend, like Oprah.

The Prince's Trust is one of the charities Charles will likely have to pass on to another royal. Harry would have been a natural successor had he not run off with another person who is not afraid to display her ignorance and mean streak.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

Oh wow. I watched it specifically because I thought I'd disagree with your comment, but affection doesn't seem to be the order of the day! Especially contrasted with Harry and Meghan. But in fairness, it probably is a stressful time. They have a lot going on!

His beloved grandmother died, and William is second in line to throne and you are worried that he is not snogging his wife? Harry and Meghan are acting as the declasse Americans she always was and he has become.

I’m no Meghan fan and agree that she is déclassé, but her behavior on this outing appeared to be flawless. She looked appropriately somber and was supportive of her husband who just lost his grandmother. Even though she was 96 and this isn’t unexpected, I imagine the walkabout of flowers and trinkets and crowds bring back memories of when Diana died. For that reason alone, this couldn’t have been easy or pleasant for either William or Harry.

Thank you. That didn't even occur to me.

Harry and William are middle age healthy men with their own wives and lives.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

There is love. It’s just tradition with his position.

Tradition is showing up with your spouse. William went to the Queen’s death bed alone, watched the proclamation of Charles as King alone and attended the accession council alone. Now they show up looking more like distanct cousins, and not the married kind, than attentive partners.

It is what it is.

There is no such tradition, however people with high EQ don’t show up at the death bed of a great grandmother in law. They allow a handful of the closest family to be there.

Sophie was there though.

Question how much time do you think Kate and the kids spent with the queen? Actually with the queen and interacting with her? She did not do it with Charles.

Charles was the one closest to her and has a huge responsibility on his ailing and elderly shoulders.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

Oh wow. I watched it specifically because I thought I'd disagree with your comment, but affection doesn't seem to be the order of the day! Especially contrasted with Harry and Meghan. But in fairness, it probably is a stressful time. They have a lot going on!

His beloved grandmother died, and William is second in line to throne and you are worried that he is not snogging his wife? Harry and Meghan are acting as the declasse Americans she always was and he has become.

I’m no Meghan fan and agree that she is déclassé, but her behavior on this outing appeared to be flawless. She looked appropriately somber and was supportive of her husband who just lost his grandmother. Even though she was 96 and this isn’t unexpected, I imagine the walkabout of flowers and trinkets and crowds bring back memories of when Diana died. For that reason alone, this couldn’t have been easy or pleasant for either William or Harry.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

Oh wow. I watched it specifically because I thought I'd disagree with your comment, but affection doesn't seem to be the order of the day! Especially contrasted with Harry and Meghan. But in fairness, it probably is a stressful time. They have a lot going on!

His beloved grandmother died, and William is second in line to throne and you are worried that he is not snogging his wife? Harry and Meghan are acting as the declasse Americans she always was and he has become.

LOL

Its not that William is above falling for another woman but i can only guess how many women want him and how many photographers, journalists, social media sleuths and paparazzi want a scoop on a real or made up story.

Anonymous wrote:Kate knows she has to be strong and stoic, with no neediness displayed by holding onto her husband's hand.

I really do not see Kate and the rest getting really upset about the absentee grandmother(or grandmother in law)passing on at age 96. The queen was not much involved with raise Charles. I bet they are super surprised by the turn out.

Anonymous wrote:No, there is a new affair rumor that was earlier this Summer- it was a blind item published on Deuxmoi. That is what PP is referring to.

Yes, there are new affair rumors. The rumor is that the move to Windsor was so that Kate and the kids could be closer to her family and essentially live apart from William. It sure looks like she can’t even fake liking him anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

There is love. It’s just tradition with his position.

Tradition is showing up with your spouse. William went to the Queen’s death bed alone, watched the proclamation of Charles as King alone and attended the accession council alone. Now they show up looking more like distanct cousins, and not the married kind, than attentive partners.

It is what it is.

There is no such tradition, however people with high EQ don’t show up at the death bed of a great grandmother in law. They allow a handful of the closest family to be there.

Sophie was there though.

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve been a fan of M & H, I’ve been critical of M & H.

At this point I am so tired of the drama.

Harry has done nothing to deserve all of this talk. Let him be in peace, or in terrible mourning, or whatever he wants for a while.

Also, people need to stop with the clickbait articles about Harry wasn’t there for her death. 1. He tried. 2. Apparently others missed it too.

Stop being the eagle eye for what Kate and Meghan do or how they get treated differently in the next week. Both of them need to quietly do what’s needed and put the emphasis on QEII and Charles.

Last, people getting involved in prince or princess discussions for Archie and Lilibet, you guys all act like it will be up to you. 1. It will happen soon, if not fairly automatically. 2. Those kids are 6th and 7th in line. They will get whatever they need.

The kids are already prince and princess. Anyone saying otherwise is just stirring the pot.

Yes, but they have the soap opera names.

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Anonymous wrote:A cold war has ended?

The Cambridges and Sussexs came in the same car. OMG.

Wow, that was awesome! Thanks for posting that. Things do change.

What’s most noteworthy to me in this video is the coolness between William and Kate. There does not appear to be any love between them.

For heaven’s sake it’s a solemn occasion not a high school dance.

That was my thought too when I read the comment but did you watch the video? PP is actually onto something.

I did and you know what? You’re right. They look chilly and that’s putting it politely.