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earnshaw Mon 03-May-21 11:39:22

it turns out that the publicity shy couple were so keen on privacy that they didnt even want the £38 million wedding we were forced into paying for them, blimey, they could have said something earlier, like before the public coughed up a fortune for security, A list celeb guests and more melodrama than an x factor sob story, they are now claiming they wanted none of that because " it didnt feel like their day ", but they went through it anyway, bless em. They told Oprah that they actually had a private exchange of vows three days before, just the two of them were present as well as the archbishop of canterbury - perfectly normal behaviour, , now that they have aired all their laundry in public to the whole world, they are off to work on that private life they claim to crave, At least until the next big interview comes up

Alegrias1 Fri 12-Nov-21 11:41:53

Did anyone see the Thomas Markle interview? I've just watched it and he summed Harry up pretty well in terms of his behaviour.

Which bit? The bit where he said that Harry had been dropped on his head when he was a baby or the bit where he said they were going to take the stabilisers off his bike soon?

He seems nice.

Josianne Fri 12-Nov-21 11:56:47

Alegrias1

^Did anyone see the Thomas Markle interview? I've just watched it and he summed Harry up pretty well in terms of his behaviour.^

Which bit? The bit where he said that Harry had been dropped on his head when he was a baby or the bit where he said they were going to take the stabilisers off his bike soon?

He seems nice.

No Alegrias you've got it wrong if you think we are just talking about the flippant -humorous- bits here. We were discussing the top job in politics and TM summed Harry up by saying he should decide whether he wanted to be a royal or not. Royals are not supposed call up or write letters to the government as Harry is doing.

Bluebellwould Fri 12-Nov-21 11:57:52

Well said Sparklefizz, you made me giggle.

Calendargirl Fri 12-Nov-21 13:12:46

I thought the dress looked awful in the bust area. It did nothing for her at all. I wouldn’t be choosing Caroline Herrera for another occasion if I were Meghan ( I think she was the designer).

theworriedwell Fri 12-Nov-21 13:17:00

maddyone

I thought the dress looked ill fitting too, especially around the chest area.

I thought it was a lovely colour and the colour certainly suited her. I fear my old sewing teacher wouldn't have passed the darts on the bust, maybe styles have changed but I didn't think they were well done.

Josianne Fri 12-Nov-21 13:30:15

Was the fabric taffeta? That is notoriously difficult to stitch. Yes, the colour was lovely.

I just read this about the designer she is famous for dressing various First Ladies, including Jacqueline Onassis, Laura Bush, Michelle Obama, and Melania Trump.

theworriedwell Fri 12-Nov-21 13:40:55

I couldn't wear that colour, my DD could as she is similar colouring to MM. As a pale red head (well it was red) it would make me look very drained but I do think it is lovely.

I does look like it could be taffeta.

Germanshepherdsmum Fri 12-Nov-21 13:42:41

I didn’t see the TM interview but what you said about how he summed H up Josianne has taken him (TM) up in my estimation.

Germanshepherdsmum Fri 12-Nov-21 13:45:55

Obviously using the First Ladies’ designer of choice is her way of taking steps towards the top job then. Is there no limit to her ego?

Josianne Fri 12-Nov-21 13:47:42

This fair lady wears red well, theworriedwell.
I do at Christmas!

Peasblossom Fri 12-Nov-21 13:50:36

My word she’s put on some weight, hasn’t she? I thought so in that straight dress in New York and this one just confirms it.

Just an observation. People in glass houses and all that….

Josianne Fri 12-Nov-21 13:51:48

And my ginger dog wears red too!

theworriedwell Fri 12-Nov-21 13:55:37

Josianne

This fair lady wears red well, theworriedwell.
I do at Christmas!

It's a nice dress, I'm probably paler than her, yes that almost blue white that some redheads have. Red just seems to emphasise how pale I am.

I once had a lovely Indian GP, he was forever doing blood tests on me as he was convinced I was anaemic. One day he told me he'd been told off about how many blood tests he was doing and he said, "I can't believe how white some of you white people are particularly when you take your clothes off." I thought it was funny but I suppose some people would be offended.

theworriedwell Fri 12-Nov-21 13:56:23

Josianne

And my ginger dog wears red too!

But he's not deathly white like me. He's very handsome as well.

theworriedwell Fri 12-Nov-21 13:57:50

Actually choosing colours is hard, pale just makes me invisible and bright colours make me look paler. Good job I'm not bothered.

I would like my DDs colouring though, black hair, dark eyes, tanned complexion. No blue veins showing.

Josianne Fri 12-Nov-21 13:57:56

Thank you .

Peasblossom Fri 12-Nov-21 14:05:24

theworriedwell

Josianne

This fair lady wears red well, theworriedwell.
I do at Christmas!

It's a nice dress, I'm probably paler than her, yes that almost blue white that some redheads have. Red just seems to emphasise how pale I am.

I once had a lovely Indian GP, he was forever doing blood tests on me as he was convinced I was anaemic. One day he told me he'd been told off about how many blood tests he was doing and he said, "I can't believe how white some of you white people are particularly when you take your clothes off." I thought it was funny but I suppose some people would be offended.

?

Ive got that blue/white redhead skin. It think it’s because all the veins show through,

When I was having a massage in Madagascar the girl said “Oh you have lovely blue skin. You can wear anything.’

maddyone Fri 12-Nov-21 14:05:56

I don’t wear red either, but it looks lovely on other people. The dresses Nicole Kidman is wearing the pictures posted look lovely, but they fit her well.

maddyone Fri 12-Nov-21 14:06:56

in the pictures posted…..

eazybee Fri 12-Nov-21 15:09:12

I think the dress was borrowed, probably at the last moment, which was why it didn't fit.

Calendargirl Fri 12-Nov-21 15:20:19

The weight police will be after you Peasblossom.

I assume you meant Meghan, not Nicole?

Calistemon Fri 12-Nov-21 15:28:00

Peasblossom

My word she’s put on some weight, hasn’t she? I thought so in that straight dress in New York and this one just confirms it.

Just an observation. People in glass houses and all that….

In Meghan's defence, she has not long given birth (5 months ago) and all those celebrities who look stick thin a month after having a baby are either naturally skinny or poor role models for other new mums.

She looks fine to me although I didn't much like the dress the other one was better and more flsttering.

Calistemon Fri 12-Nov-21 15:29:31

The weight police will be after you Peasblossom.
I was polite! ?

theworriedwell Fri 12-Nov-21 15:41:26

I think it takes longer to shift baby weight when you are an older mum, well it did for me. When I had my first at 18 I was back in normal clothes when I left hospital, 20 years later with number 4 it took ages and effort. Just not fair.

Calistemon Fri 12-Nov-21 15:49:06

I'm still trying to shift mine, theworriedwell!

The weight seemed to drop off after the first ones but at 37 it just didn't.