Anna Catherine
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LOL. Or they will say she is not suitable because of her mother's past. Or that she is just as lazy as Kate was. Or any number of things...unfortunately.
12. She is now studying contemporary dance at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in Greenwich.
I believe the Royal relationship can be considered officially confirmed after Miss Bonas be introduced to the Queen, like Chelsy was at Peter's wedding, in 2008.
True but that's never confirmed either.
Yeah, but, IMO, it's as close of "officially confirmed" as can be. =D
Yeah I would say its a sign of approval as well. Like "Hey, you can seal the deal now!" But then if you look at Chelsy, the broke up... :/
Regardless for those people who want royals to marry other royals or aristocrats or whatever, she fits the bills. How would you say her name anyway?
Sorry, I didn't untersdant the "name" thing.
Cressida ....is is Cre sida or is is Cres sida
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I'm sorry. I was asking how would you say Cressida's name.
No idea. Isn't the most common name in the world, isn't it? But, IMO, it's fit for a Princess.
Creyseda ...sorry forgot about the 'i'
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LOL do it sound like a good name for a Princess because its so uncommon and irritatingly difficult to say?
Still I agree with you. It sounds better than Chelsy, no offense to her.
Hey why doesnt anyone of these royal/noble people read some "real" subjects/courses at university? Its always history of art, history of thought, contemporary dance, medival drama..
I am just asking generally? Is it just these Hooray Henry(ietta)s or even normal people also do so? Do they have a decent career for these courses in UK?
Well, we'll learn how to pronounce her name. If the swedes can cope with Estelle, and the danes with Athena, britons will be able the say Cressida with the correct pronunciation.
And "Cressida, Duchess of Sussex" sounds infinitely more royal than "Chelsy, Duchess of Sussex".
Well, we'll learn how to pronounce her name. If the swedes can cope with Estelle, and the danes with Athena, britons will be able the say Cressida with the correct pronunciation.
And "Cressida, Duchess of Sussex" sounds infinitely more royal than "Chelsy, Duchess of Sussex".
Don't even know where to begin answering this. Everyone chooses their own education path that's right for them, simple.
Estelle and Athena are quite easy to pronounce and understand. The titles you use are incorrect, those the divorced styles of peers. Just like Sarah, Duchess of York.
HRH The Duchess of Sussex, then.
Do you have a thing for Sussex or something? LOL.
Not a "thing". But, in 2011, there were rumours about to Dukedom of Sussex to be given to Harry, at his wedding.
I would prefer to see him as Duke of Clarence, but I'm not The Queen.
Prince Harry promised the title Duke of Sussex - UK & World News - News - People.co.uk
its CRESS-ID-A
shakespearian heroine
Well, I'm hoping Harry will settle down by this time.