Odette
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Even if we assume this is true (which I do not believe) having Kate accepting William buying her clothes does not make a good impression. What's next?
It may have been 'cited' but was it true? We do know from reading Charles' published accounts that he paid for refurbishing some rooms in CH to Camilla's taste, but nothing regarding any alleged dental work, which if you look at the pictures is not evident at all, however, I would be grateful to see the links to any of these stories, if you would be so kind.I tend to disagree. I think it's been done. One of the reasons cited for William's father's second marriage was the question of expenses he was covering. I even read that he paid for her dental work before they married, which was quite evident in the wedding photos.
An engagement ringEven if we assume this is true (which I do not believe) having Kate accepting William buying her clothes does not make a good impression. What's next?
I don't think she is unemployed; whether she's employed to everyone's liking is another issue. I'm sure her parents help her out, but is it so different from some average working class parents helping their children with certain expenses? I'd think it odd if the parents of a young lady dating a future king DIDN'T help her out within their means. How many moms and dads out there would say, "sorry, you're on your own"...???If Kate actually pays for her clothes- where does an unemployed 26year old get that kind of money for designer labels ? Do her parents have to foot the bill for everything ? If her parents are paying for everything, apartment,clothes,food,spending money what does that say about Kate---who just may end up a Queen---she has strange ethics.
Now don't get too excited.... yet!An engagement ring
Yes they seem really close, but then again the whole family is.Kate is working/helping out her parents in their business, so I'm sure she has enough of her own money to buy her clothes. On another note I love how she and Pippa share a lot of their clothes, they seem like really close sisters.
Of course not, unless of course it's an item of clothing given as a birthday/Christmas gift or something like that. I'm sure Kate isn't sending her clothing bills to William and I'm sure if she were the press would be all over it (although that could very well be next weekends story in the DM). Also I'm sure her parents wouldn't allow something like that to happen either, they are quite capable of buy their daughter a few dresses if she needs them.Well we agree that a young lady should not accept clothes from a beau just because she goes on vacation with him......regardless of whether she can afford to buy her own or she borrows her sister's or friends or whatever.
SpoilsportNow don't get too excited.... yet!
I also agree with you both. Once they are married, he can buy her as many gowns as he can afford.Good so you and I (Odette) agree.
I also agree with you both. Once they are married, he can buy her as many gowns as he can afford.
Oh no, only the first part of my post was to you, the part about Kate's clothes was just a general observationGood so you and I (Odette) agree. Your differences are with Monika. She thinks that William should be buying Kate's clothes...........
By the time certain tabloids read this forum and rewrite our comments, we will all have agreed that William is buying an entire wardrobe of clothing for her!Oh no, only the first part of my post was to you, the part about Kate's clothes was just a general observation
I don't think she is unemployed; whether she's employed to everyone's liking is another issue. I'm sure her parents help her out, but is it so different from some average working class parents helping their children with certain expenses? I'd think it odd if the parents of a young lady dating a future king DIDN'T help her out within their means. How many moms and dads out there would say, "sorry, you're on your own"...???
My original post (post 366)- I only meant the ring part to be a response to you, the other part of the post is just my opinion on the whole clothes thing. I though when you said my differences were with Monika (post 371) that you though I my reply was me disagreeing with you when we were both actually saying the same thing and now I'm very confused ...so lets just say we all agree and everyone is happy.You try very hard to confuse me. I read the first part as a response to me the second to Skydragon. Was there anything I missed??????
Pay close attention next weekendBy the time certain tabloids read this forum and rewrite our comments, we will all have agreed that William is buying an entire wardrobe of clothing for her!
That's true for her mothers side, something the DM went into in great detail but what about her father's side. I believe he comes from a middle class family. There never seems to be anything said about her father.
It seems that there are quite a few solicitors in the Middleton family tree. I suppose that means they will certainly be insisting on a pre-nup!
Nothing wrong with that as long as Kate is being treated well. And they would know that from proximity.Well I certainly agree with you there, I believe they are doing their very best to help her get the Prince.
There's no such thing as "half Jewish." If one's mother is Jewish, one is Jewish; if not, one is not Jewish. It sounds like Kate's father has "Jewish sounding," whatever that means, last name. It doesn't sound like Kate's mother is Jewish as her mother is not Jewish.I first heard that Kate's mother was half -Jewish on a You Tube forum below a Kate video.
I don't see anything about a pub listed (although I could of missed it, there's a lot listed) but it gives a good few of Kate's ancestors and their professions on both sides: Ancestry of Kate Middleton
Pre-nups are not enforcible under UK law.It seems that there are quite a few solicitors in the Middleton family tree. I suppose that means they will certainly be insisting on a pre-nup!
It is very unlikely to be a street address, many of the Public Houses had accommodation, either for the owner/landlord or for travellers. They still do nowadays, some of them call themselves hotels (The George Hotel & Restaurant) others Bed & Breakfast.I understood that the George & Dragon Yard in Leeds where Mary Asquith was born 1839 in Leeds was referring to a Pub. It sounds a strange place to be born in, it may be an address but George & Dragon is a very common name for a Pub in England.