Everybody's unique. However, there have been some photos of Sophie that look quite like Diana.What?!, Sophie look like Diana?!!!.........DIANA AND HER BEAUTY THEY ARE UNIQUE!!!
Everybody's unique. However, there have been some photos of Sophie that look quite like Diana.What?!, Sophie look like Diana?!!!.........DIANA AND HER BEAUTY THEY ARE UNIQUE!!!
gloria said:Everybody is unique, it is ture. There have been some photos of Sophie that look quite like Diana, it is also true. But if your pay attention to all the details of these two ladies facial structure, EVEN when you looked at any pics of D, D does look much better than S.D has more class than S and is more elegant than S. This is truth and nonbody on earth can possibly deny it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When you common on some one's look, it does not mean that your are taking a person's complete value away. Why you react to C's words like that. We recongnize each person fairlly and honestly. Even some of Sophie's photos that look quite like Diana, but it is only limited to some angles and it is not very often to happen. If I put your words as truth, than D AND S are the twins!!!!
Beauty is woman's uniqe property! Do not take Diana's beauty and elegance away when you compare S with D!!!Sophie is nor beautiful nor elegant! It takes a lot lot lot lot lot lot lot....more for SOPHIE to achieve the same effect as Diana did.
I'll be quite happy to go on record as denying that Diana had more class than Sophie. Yes, she was strikingly good-looking, elegant, and well groomed - but class? That's rather subjective.Everybody is unique, it is ture. There have been some photos of Sophie that look quite like Diana, it is also true. But if your pay attention to all the details of these two ladies facial structure, EVEN when you looked at any pics of D, D does look much better than S.D has more class than S and is more elegant than S. This is truth and nonbody on earth can possibly deny it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you honestly think that someone with as busy a schedule as Queen Elizabeth would be spending all her time on a message board? This is a fun place, but come on! The Queen has better things to do with her time.gloria said:HMQueen Elizabeth II,
I would like to ask u a question, are you the real queen or why your are using HMQueen Elizabeth II AS your memebr's name?
I think in some royal families it is of course easier to include in-laws or to split holidays with in-laws (which many families face each holiday season) than others. The Spanish royals, like the British royals, are all fortunate enough to have their in-laws reside within the same country as them, even if it's not the same city. But other monarchies (such as Denmark and the Netherlands) it is not quite so easy for Mary and Maxima, whose families live rather far away from their new homes. But that being said, I do appreciate that the Spanish royals, as humble as they are, tend to put family on par with royal duties, rather than royal duties above everything else, including family. I have seen Jaime's mother and Inaki's parents invited to several official events at which their sons have attended and I don't remember much fuss being made about the Marichalar and Urdangarins in attendance.ennyllorac said:I may be way off topic here but I was scanning the arguments here about family and that once you are royal your family is secondary. I have always been put off my the British royal family because it seems that they take precedence over everyone else. For goodness sake, is Sophie supposed to not spend time with her family? It's bad enough that they are not included in Christmas celebrations etc. One thing I like about the Spanish royals is that they are very inclusive of theor son-in-laws families. If you notice Inaki's and Jaime's families are invited to family events and Cristina and ELena spend Christmas holidays with their husbands' famililies also. The Spanish are definitely more down to earth. Now before anyone chops off my head.
i agree with you!ennyllorac said:I may be way off topic here but I was scanning the arguments here about family and that once you are royal your family is secondary. I have always been put off my the British royal family because it seems that they take precedence over everyone else. For goodness sake, is Sophie supposed to not spend time with her family? It's bad enough that they are not included in Christmas celebrations etc. One thing I like about the Spanish royals is that they are very inclusive of theor son-in-laws families. If you notice Inaki's and Jaime's families are invited to family events and Cristina and ELena spend Christmas holidays with their husbands' famililies also. The Spanish are definitely more down to earth. Now before anyone chops off my head. I was a big fan of Diana and I am not trying to demean the British royals. I am just stating my opinion.
Alexandria said:I think the Spanish royals are quite accomodating with their daughters and their husbands and in-laws, none of which seems to interfere with the carrying on with royal duties. By including the in-laws, there is a sense of inclusion within the family and support (rather than isolation) for the sons and Infanta daughter-in-laws that I think is important.
I hope that after the rather public unhappiness Diana and Fergie endured as a result of being isolated from their families (although they each had other problems, too), the British royals will be more helpful and accomodating of Sophie's family so that can continue to represent the royal family as graciously as she does now, even if it means having her parents at her side occasionally.