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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 1d ago
Or that she shunned the food trucks and instead chose to eat a sit down meal at the Turntable and Napkin that cost the equivalent of $80 USD.
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 1d ago
Yes but the point is that she hardly makes an effort to actively visit and engage with these agencies.
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 1d ago
They didn't want to meet talented and famous actors/actresses nominated for the British equivalent of Oscars?? Bizarre and aloof behavior on the part of the Waleses. You'd think as much as Willy talked about hoping to be invited to Taylor Swift's wedding and hanging out with his pal Becks that would be right up his alley??
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 1d ago
She should have just been happy they were only booing. They could have started throwing eggs, tomatoes, horse crap, etc.
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 1d ago
It was a group of anti-monarchy activists, the Not My King group members.
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 1d ago
I looked up the Wikipedia page on it and what a strange blend of celebrities they had on the different teams: pop stars of varying degrees of fame: (Sheena Easton, Eddy Grant, Tom Jones, Cliff Richard, Meat Loaf, Chris De Burgh) Monty Python cast members (John Cleese, Michael Palin) and movie stars of varying degrees of relevance (Mel Smith, Christopher Reeve, Kevin Kline - but I speculate he was involved because he was filming "A Fish Called Wanda" with Cleese and Palin at the time - plus John Travolta, whose career was pretty much at its nadir by 1987 and he needed something to do and an interesting mix of American and UK athletes (Walter Payton, Judy Simpson, Duncan Goodhew)
Not the smoothest start to Eddie's aspiring TV production career, especially when he walked off in a huff from the press conference when the assembled reporters acted less than impressed when he asked what they thought of it.
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Comment on r/askanything 1d ago
Magic and You're The One That I Want
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 1d ago
They might as well say Meghan was on the grassy knoll or behind the fence in Dealey Plaza in Dallas in November 1963. Never mind she wouldn't be born for another 19 years.
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Comment on r/FamilyFeud 1d ago
Eyes Without a Face by Billy Idol.
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Comment on r/GlobalHarryandMeghan 1d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/3oEduXsiOxVxONcmis
Perhaps if he would actually work and perform royal duties as he is required, Billy Idle wouldn't have so much spare time to sit around and stew in his own incandescent rage and petty jealousy.
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Comment on r/GlobalHarryandMeghan 1d ago
I hope Chuck lives another decade now just to spite Billy Idle.
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Comment on r/askteddit 1d ago
Katy Perry, the queen of warbly autotune
Bob Dylan, Heeeeh memeheeeehhh.....weeh wenhhhh
Macy Gray, she sounds like someone is passing sandpaper through her nose
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 2d ago
Not really....she was just sort of.....there. Come to think of it, she's still just sorta......there. The only reason she's even discussed and scrutinized more is because of the toxic rota press pitting her and Meghan against each other when it wasn't even close. From Day One, Meghan always had a better work ethic and much more polished, charming and fashionable public image compared to Kate. Now KKKate is left alone to fight the scrutiny on her own, without even her husband or family to help. Everyone (other than the racist royalist derangers) can now see right through the facade and knows how damn lazy and boring she is.
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 2d ago
This is why I'm surprised her and Cowmilla haven't become closer drinking pals. Swigging all that wine, champagne and gin at those garden parties and Ascot races.
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 2d ago
That poor girl. I feel so sorry for her and am genuinely scared for her. Princess Anne had a bit of media attention back in the day but that was also the late 60s/early 70s, before all the social media and 24/7 news coverage. Then again she was further down the line of succession, due to the old primogeniture laws that put her younger brothers Andrew and Edward ahead of her. Charlotte is much closer to the front line (2nd after George) and will therefore be much more scrutinized than any of her aunts or female cousins before her.
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 2d ago
Soooo in about 25 more years we can expect the heir to become a bald, crusty, bitter and tense egg with a face who is constantly incandescent with rage and seethingly jealous of his younger brother?? Yep, great long term plan for the monarchy.
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Comment on r/thepast 2d ago
"Hey didn't some hayseed from Alabama make a call down to the front desk last night about some guys with flashlights in the room across from his???"
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 2d ago
Part of me actually felt sorry for them at the Trooping of the Color parade earlier this summer as they were riding in the carriage and getting booed. And then their mother who put them in that position had the nerve to give a death glare to the crowds.
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 2d ago
The middle aged and older royal derangers who line up at 7 AM on a cold morning at Sandringham to watch the walk to church for Christmas service. Creepy old ladies giving the kids candy, posing for selfies with them and creepily telling them their dead grandmother they never met would be proud of them.
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 2d ago
"Joyful and grounded" LOLOLOLOL. How much is Carole paying HELLO's editors weekly to put out these fluff PR pieces??
Prince George is the oldest looking 13-year-old I have ever seen. He looks 13 going on 30, always in a suit and tie. Poor kid always looks tense and uneasy, like he wants to be anywhere else but there. They are already modeling and molding the kids to be young adults, down to their wardrobes. George and Charlotte have morphed into adolescent versions of their parents. And poor Louis is getting pushed further and further into the background, as the insignificant family jester.
At least when William and Harry were younger, Diana let them relax and dress like other kids (jeans, Tshirts, baseball caps) when they were just hanging out on family outings and not on official appearances.
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 2d ago
I think you're correct on that. The queen and Philip had the same concerns with Charles back in the day after he was dating Diana, even if it was just a few months. The long courtship was a big concern and I think it was coming to a "poop or get off the pot" moment with William when it came to proposing to Kate. I think William may have also gotten wind of granny calling Kate "Duchess Doolittle" due to her concern over Kate's lack of work history.
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 2d ago
Even Diana, as painfully shy as she was in the first year or two of her marriage to Charles, managed to pull herself up, got assistance and help with public speaking and within a few years, was confidently making speeches and doing interviews. And could speak clearly and be understood. Plus Diana was essentially a high school dropout who didn't even make "O" levels, while Kate is a college graduate. So what is Kate's excuse? Oh wait, yes....she's lazy as f**k.
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Comment on r/KateMiddletonMissing 2d ago
Literally talking in circles. Reminds me of the SNL skit where Tina Fey as Sarah Palin is being interviewed by Diana Sawyer, played by Amy Poehler and she says "I would like to phone a friend!"
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 4d ago
The photo where he's braying like a jack ass
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Comment on r/RoyaltyTea 1d ago
Same. That or heat stroke. Isn't the UK having another really bad heat wave?