Anonymous wrote:I think Phillip would've wanted the people walking behind his coffin to wear military uniforms. Sad certain people ruined that.

That's exactly what I thought.

It was so heartbreaking to watch [b]the queen sit there alone with tears running down her face. If she has been vaccinated and so has Charles and Anne why couldn’t they sit next to her?

How did you see the tears? I could barely see her face.

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There were no tears. Or if there were, no one saw them.

I appreciated that we couldn’t get a good enough view to see emotion like tears.[/b]

OMG.. what kind of vultures goes to a funeral or watches one hoping to see the family in tears.

For one this is UK.

For two why do you need tears people.

For three, cry if you want or need.

For four.. I forgot the four.

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Anonymous wrote:Quick question.. is there any actual Prince Phillip funeral thread anywhere here.

This thread has been hijacked long ago by..

fashion mongers

weight obssessors

family tie gossipers

Kate is too thin group

Kate is fine group

Queen looks lonely and it is beautiful..


Where one can talk about the funeral per se???

I watched it. What exactly would you like to discuss? It was pretty expected/unremarkable.

If you watched you would find it remarkable! I am not particularly invested in the BRF or Prince P per se
and I think the car he designed was pretty lame but the ceremony was inpeccable and spectacular.
It was relatively modest but also punched a lot of glory.

I think it was way better done then Princes Di's ceremony.

While Prince failed me with the car he truly proven himself as far as the funeral is concerned.

It was impeccable.

The family fashion.. truly irrelevant. EVERYBODY LOOKS THE SAME IN BLACK!!!!

Besides, Funeral IS NOT a fashion event and this is pertty sickening to discuss over and over and over and over the dresses.. and high hills..

the funeral is rather solemn ceremony and who cares about the fashion????

The music was amazing!
The visuals were amazing!
The splendor of the army was really fabulously underscoring the character.
The minimal church rite was good and unboring.

All was scripted and staged but to pefection.
Including the who and the what of the family.

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Anonymous wrote:It was so heartbreaking to watch the queen sit there alone with tears running down her face. If she has been vaccinated and so has Charles and Anne why couldn’t they sit next to her?

How did you see the tears? I could barely see her face.

+1
There were no tears. Or if there were, no one saw them.

PP saw them! Maybe they were imagined tears but they were there, dammit!

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Anonymous wrote:It was so heartbreaking to watch the queen sit there alone with tears running down her face. If she has been vaccinated and so has Charles and Anne why couldn’t they sit next to her?

How did you see the tears? I could barely see her face.

+1
There were no tears. Or if there were, no one saw them.

I appreciated that we couldn’t get a good enough view to see emotion like tears.

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Anonymous wrote:It was so heartbreaking to watch the queen sit there alone with tears running down her face. If she has been vaccinated and so has Charles and Anne why couldn’t they sit next to her?

How did you see the tears? I could barely see her face.

+1
There were no tears. Or if there were, no one saw them.

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Anonymous wrote:I will say that William has made a tremendously good choice of a wife. Without knowing anything about what their relationship is like behind closed doors, he never had to worry for one minute whether she's a good fit for this life. She's a great asset to him and the crown in exactly the way she needs to be.

Completely agree. She’s perfect. I don’t know that she’s made one misstep as his wife.

She's made plenty of missteps early on, but they were innocuous. No weight in the skirt, working too little, that sort of thing, but you never had to worry about her doing something hurt the Crown. She really understands her job and she embraces it wholeheartedly. If she has private disagreements with her role, we'll never know.

I mean hell will freeze over before Kate goes to Oprah, know what I'm saying?

Kate comes from a background that prepared her for this type of life.

She does not. She was upper middle class. Her parents owned a party supply business and had modest beginnings- her mother was an airline attendant. She was certainly not an aristocrat like Diana. However she is complete grace- never a hair out of place, always behaves in a way befitting of her title. She is a wonderful asset to the crown, as much as it pains me to imagine what compromise/sacrifice that requires of her, particularly as a woman, in her life and marriage.

I think that is what the poster meant.. Kate's mom probably was always controlling her weight obsessively as this is what the job calls for. When you are attendant you need to be within certain weight limit... or at least that was thing in the past. So the comment was NOT without a merit and did NOT have to imply aristocratic bacground.

Nonsense. All the pictures of Kate from her college days and while dating William show her at a healthy weight.

Please. It was obvious that Kate’s parents were desperately pushing her to marry well. They sent her to the same school as William. When he transferred, she followed. This was before they even dated. I can only imagine the type of pressure they put on her to get his attention.

Neither of them transferred. They each took a gap year which is pretty common there.

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Anonymous wrote:OMG look at this stunning picture of Kate today by Chris Jackson ---

https://www.hellomagazine.com/fashion/royal-style/20210417110966/kate-middleton-tribute-princess-diana-prince-philip-funeral/


I wish I could figure out how to post the picture directly into the post. She looks so beautiful.

Yes, chic and beautiful, best she's ever looked. The jewels belong to the queen, stunning.

Kate is elegant. Regal. Her coat was gorgeous, her hair was perfect, and the jewelry was lovely.

+100
She is lovely, as always.

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Anonymous wrote:I will say that William has made a tremendously good choice of a wife. Without knowing anything about what their relationship is like behind closed doors, he never had to worry for one minute whether she's a good fit for this life. She's a great asset to him and the crown in exactly the way she needs to be.

Completely agree. She’s perfect. I don’t know that she’s made one misstep as his wife.

She's made plenty of missteps early on, but they were innocuous. No weight in the skirt, working too little, that sort of thing, but you never had to worry about her doing something hurt the Crown. She really understands her job and she embraces it wholeheartedly. If she has private disagreements with her role, we'll never know.

I mean hell will freeze over before Kate goes to Oprah, know what I'm saying?

Kate comes from a background that prepared her for this type of life.

She does not. She was upper middle class. Her parents owned a party supply business and had modest beginnings- her mother was an airline attendant. She was certainly not an aristocrat like Diana. However she is complete grace- never a hair out of place, always behaves in a way befitting of her title. She is a wonderful asset to the crown, as much as it pains me to imagine what compromise/sacrifice that requires of her, particularly as a woman, in her life and marriage.

I think that is what the poster meant.. Kate's mom probably was always controlling her weight obsessively as this is what the job calls for. When you are attendant you need to be within certain weight limit... or at least that was thing in the past. So the comment was NOT without a merit and did NOT have to imply aristocratic bacground.

Nonsense. All the pictures of Kate from her college days and while dating William show her at a healthy weight.

Please. It was obvious that Kate’s parents were desperately pushing her to marry well. They sent her to the same school as William. When he transferred, she followed. This was before they even dated. I can only imagine the type of pressure they put on her to get his attention.

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Anonymous wrote:I will say that William has made a tremendously good choice of a wife. Without knowing anything about what their relationship is like behind closed doors, he never had to worry for one minute whether she's a good fit for this life. She's a great asset to him and the crown in exactly the way she needs to be.

Completely agree. She’s perfect. I don’t know that she’s made one misstep as his wife.

She's made plenty of missteps early on, but they were innocuous. No weight in the skirt, working too little, that sort of thing, but you never had to worry about her doing something hurt the Crown. She really understands her job and she embraces it wholeheartedly. If she has private disagreements with her role, we'll never know.

I mean hell will freeze over before Kate goes to Oprah, know what I'm saying?

Kate comes from a background that prepared her for this type of life.

She does not. She was upper middle class. Her parents owned a party supply business and had modest beginnings- her mother was an airline attendant. She was certainly not an aristocrat like Diana. However she is complete grace- never a hair out of place, always behaves in a way befitting of her title. She is a wonderful asset to the crown, as much as it pains me to imagine what compromise/sacrifice that requires of her, particularly as a woman, in her life and marriage.

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Anonymous wrote:Every detail of her outfit/jewelry is pure perfection.

William married well.

Yes, she has handled her role beautifully. She has always been thin and it repulsive that everyone has attacked her for this during a funeral. No one would ever say anything about an overweight member of the family. She still looks healthy and beautiful.

Anonymous wrote:Quick question.. is there any actual Prince Phillip funeral thread anywhere here.

This thread has been hijacked long ago by..

fashion mongers

weight obssessors

family tie gossipers

Kate is too thin group

Kate is fine group

Queen looks lonely and it is beautiful..


Where one can talk about the funeral per se???

I watched it. What exactly would you like to discuss? It was pretty expected/unremarkable.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I will say that William has made a tremendously good choice of a wife. Without knowing anything about what their relationship is like behind closed doors, he never had to worry for one minute whether she's a good fit for this life. She's a great asset to him and the crown in exactly the way she needs to be.

Completely agree. She’s perfect. I don’t know that she’s made one misstep as his wife.

She's made plenty of missteps early on, but they were innocuous. No weight in the skirt, working too little, that sort of thing, but you never had to worry about her doing something hurt the Crown. She really understands her job and she embraces it wholeheartedly. If she has private disagreements with her role, we'll never know.

I mean hell will freeze over before Kate goes to Oprah, know what I'm saying?

Kate comes from a background that prepared her for this type of life.

She does not. She was upper middle class. Her parents owned a party supply business and had modest beginnings- her mother was an airline attendant. She was certainly not an aristocrat like Diana. However she is complete grace- never a hair out of place, always behaves in a way befitting of her title. She is a wonderful asset to the crown, as much as it pains me to imagine what compromise/sacrifice that requires of her, particularly as a woman, in her life and marriage.

I think that is what the poster meant.. Kate's mom probably was always controlling her weight obsessively as this is what the job calls for. When you are attendant you need to be within certain weight limit... or at least that was thing in the past. So the comment was NOT without a merit and did NOT have to imply aristocratic bacground.

Nonsense. All the pictures of Kate from her college days and while dating William show her at a healthy weight.

Quick question.. is there any actual Prince Phillip funeral thread anywhere here.

This thread has been hijacked long ago by..

fashion mongers

weight obssessors

family tie gossipers

Kate is too thin group

Kate is fine group

Queen looks lonely and it is beautiful..


Where one can talk about the funeral per se???

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Anonymous wrote:I will say that William has made a tremendously good choice of a wife. Without knowing anything about what their relationship is like behind closed doors, he never had to worry for one minute whether she's a good fit for this life. She's a great asset to him and the crown in exactly the way she needs to be.

Completely agree. She’s perfect. I don’t know that she’s made one misstep as his wife.

She's made plenty of missteps early on, but they were innocuous. No weight in the skirt, working too little, that sort of thing, but you never had to worry about her doing something hurt the Crown. She really understands her job and she embraces it wholeheartedly. If she has private disagreements with her role, we'll never know.

I mean hell will freeze over before Kate goes to Oprah, know what I'm saying?

Kate comes from a background that prepared her for this type of life.

She does not. She was upper middle class. Her parents owned a party supply business and had modest beginnings- her mother was an airline attendant. She was certainly not an aristocrat like Diana. However she is complete grace- never a hair out of place, always behaves in a way befitting of her title. She is a wonderful asset to the crown, as much as it pains me to imagine what compromise/sacrifice that requires of her, particularly as a woman, in her life and marriage.

I think that is what the poster meant.. Kate's mom probably was always controlling her weight obsessively as this is what the job calls for. When you are attendant you need to be within certain weight limit... or at least that was thing in the past. So the comment was NOT without a merit and did NOT have to imply aristocratic bacground.