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By hand holding, I meant assistants and training and so on. They had 11 staff on the Dublin trip. And she still messed up. She was promoted as someone who could adapt and hit the ground running. That hasn't happened.

If it cost $40,000 in clothes for the Dublin trip, plus 11 staff and a private jet, how much will 2.5 weeks in Australia cost?

Actually, Thomas wasn't worried about his image for his own sake, but how it reflected on Meghan. As a grown woman, I think Meghan can handle being able to talk to her own father without divulging state secrets or private things. If she can't, she has no business representing the queen and...

She gave one speech for the UN, she never worked for them. As for joining in on Harry's causes, he's been to Africa 3 times to date and she wasn't with him. She never worked for the UN. As for causes close to her heart, your guess what that might be is as good as any, but for the life of me, I...

thank you for saying that. That isn't true. If you read Meghan's blog and interviews, even her UN speech, she praised her father over and over. She has many family members and relatives and apart from Samantha, NONE of them have every tried to hurt her. In fact, a lot of them helped her...

No, he didn't imply abuse at all. It's an old fashioned thing to say to a future son-in-law, nothing sinister in it at all. Meghan praised her father up constantly on her blog and in interviews. It's there for the world to see. Anyone who has grown children will understand how heartbreaking it...

I agree. Can't stand the man.

Maybe seeing the guests arriving the way they were, with cameras following every move, just made the showy people stand out.

She was trying to sing, but he lips didn't match the words.

I'm just amazed at the amount of work and effort that must have been put in to all of it. The church, the gardens, the streets, the horses, the uniforms, not to mention the rest of the day. Does anyone know yet how much the dress cost?

With Doria being a private person, and Thomas being even more reclusive, I'm wondering how Meghan came to be quite the opposite.

But we've been told many times that her profession is what has prepared her for the job so well. Do you believe they are wrong?

I agree with everything you said. When I read about the hand embroidered veil, then saw it being pulled across the stone steps, it made me cringe (I'm a sewer). Yes, it could have been shorter. One thing I'm curious about though. Amal Clooney looked pretty good, but why does she walk in such an...

Wow, that seems a tad harsh?

I totally agree. Separating dogs that lived together seems cruel and unnecessary to me. Is it true that Guy had 2 broken legs?

It wouldn't surprise me either. I've been reading about Sarah since she first appeared on the scene, and it's been one blunder after another. She loves the high life and a discrete life just would not suit her. Plus, too much sun, booze and smoking is starting to take it's toll.

I don't think she ever has to let her girls go, she'll always be their mother, but all the other things she does for attention is cringe worthy. Especially parading her daughters on that awful American tv show. Living with Prince Andrew as she does, means any money she earns can be spent on...