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Poor Chelsy, that photo is awful. The little pun was funny though. "Too much break-up make-up"
Yes, we're quite ruthless with the exes.another one ending up in the "royal ex-girlfriends" thread.
Yes, we're quite ruthless with the exes.
another one ending up in the "royal ex-girlfriends" thread. my guess is that she'll finish her studies in leeds and than goes back to a place where it's warm and sunny
Andrew Morton wrote an interesting story at The Daily Beast about the break-up...
Why Harry Got Dumped - The Daily Beast
I found the article by Andrew Morton posted by Zembla very interesting.
It made me remember Princess Margaret the fun Princess and the Queen who was always the serious one. It was amusing to hear his comment on the two girlfriends (one now an ex) that judging by appearance the studious one would seem to be Kate and the purely party girl Chelsy.
Perhaps, when reading this article we notice that he is right, both William and Kate Middleton are very boring, so perhaps they would make a good couple.
The situation I am referring to was that Albert (the younger) was straight as a die (boring), whilst David (the elder) was the playboy (joker).What do you mean Margthink maybe we should all be greatful that there hasn't been a repeat of the David/Edward and George/Albert situation.
Both became King and neither was called by his "own" name!Royal Fan said:Mind you, I think the "name-change" situation would be enough to give anyone an identity crisis! ????
Who made the decision not to use their own name?The situation I am referring to was that Albert (the younger) was straight as a die (boring), whilst David (the elder) was the playboy (joker).
Both became King and neither was called by his "own" name!
David was King Edward and Albert was King George! And if that's not enough to give someone an identity crisis I don't know what would!
I don't think you will find "Lillibet" on her birth certificate. It is, of course, a diminutive of "Elizabeth".What is the difference between the present Queen who was called Lillibet by her family but uses the name Elizabeth as Queen .
There is absolutely no comparison.http://www.behindthename.com/glossary/view/given_name.[/quote said:A diminutive (or pet name) of a given name is a short and/or affectionate form. Often they are only used by friends and relatives.
I don't think you will find "Lillibet" on her birth certificate. It is, of course, a diminutive of "Elizabeth".
There is absolutely no comparison.