The British Royal Family #6

Status
Not open for further replies.
  • #161
I don't see any issues, he can apply for Legal Permanent Residency as a spouse of a United States citizen. Slam dunk.

Or even do the "Investor" Visa, he has plenty of money for that.
A lot of stuff for him to do to get permanent residency and it takes a very long time. Re investor visa is very hard to get. Then there will be taxes in both countries. They cant afford that . MOO
 
  • #162

We have the couple denying that they contributed to the book, and the authors contradicting them. That certainly undermines the credibility of Harry and his wife.

"A spokesman for the Sussexes, who now live in California, said they had not been interviewed for the book.

A statement said: "The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were not interviewed and did not contribute to Finding Freedom.

"This book is based on the authors' own experiences as members of the royal press corps and their own independent reporting."
Sussexes 'did not contribute' to book on royals

"We have spoken to close friends of Harry and Meghan, royal aides and palace staff (past and present), the charities and organisations they have built long-lasting relationships with and, when appropriate, the couple themselves."​

Meg faces court quiz over 'one-sided' bio after authors claim she WAS a source
 
  • #163
Ive started it.
I'm enjoying it....

After you have read it, please share your thoughts about the title and how it connects to the content of the journal. When I read "making of ... " I expect to learn about something that is made new.
 
  • #164
<modsnip: Quoted post was removed>

After Covid he could start a helicopter transport company if he wanted private sector or a non- profit.
 
Last edited by a moderator:
  • #165
  • #166
We have the couple denying that they contributed to the book, and the authors contradicting them. <RBBM>That certainly undermines the credibility of Harry and his wife.<RBBM>

"A spokesman for the Sussexes, who now live in California, said they had not been interviewed for the book.

A statement said: "The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were not interviewed and did not contribute to Finding Freedom.

"This book is based on the authors' own experiences as members of the royal press corps and their own independent reporting."
Sussexes 'did not contribute' to book on royals

"We have spoken to close friends of Harry and Meghan, royal aides and palace staff (past and present), the charities and organisations they have built long-lasting relationships with and, when appropriate, the couple themselves."​

Meg faces court quiz over 'one-sided' bio after authors claim she WAS a source
Wondering why this undermines the credibility of ‘Harry and the girl’ more so than the authors!
 
  • #167
I'm enjoying all these fashion flashbacks for Prince Anne's 70th birthday.
Royal blue seems to be a great colour for her.

s-princess-anne-and-king-constantine-of-greece-sighting-circa-1980s-picture-id98883164

All Sources: Getty Images UK
Princess Anne in the 1980s.

queen-elizabeth-ii-and-princess-anne-at-balmoral-scotland-14th-august-picture-id599918169

1983 Scotland

Princess+Anne+Dresses+Skirts+Evening+Dress+Fx3K_OPNBQ2l.jpg

2011 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in the U.K.

princess-anne-wearing-a-long-blue-and-green-evening-dress-at-the-picture-id56799601
 
  • #168
I'm enjoying all these fashion flashbacks for Prince Anne's 70th birthday.
Royal blue seems to be a great colour for her.

s-princess-anne-and-king-constantine-of-greece-sighting-circa-1980s-picture-id98883164

All Sources: Getty Images UK
Princess Anne in the 1980s.

queen-elizabeth-ii-and-princess-anne-at-balmoral-scotland-14th-august-picture-id599918169

1983 Scotland

Princess+Anne+Dresses+Skirts+Evening+Dress+Fx3K_OPNBQ2l.jpg

2011 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in the U.K.

princess-anne-wearing-a-long-blue-and-green-evening-dress-at-the-picture-id56799601

Is that the same triple strand of pearls in the first and last picture?
 
  • #169
  • #170
Is that the same triple strand of pearls in the first and last picture?

I don't think so -- looks like larger pearls with a central bar of the largest in the earlier image?

Note: I am not a jeweler & do not even play one on TV.
 
  • #171
Is that the same triple strand of pearls in the first and last picture?
The dresses themselves look much the same. Maybe the first dress was repurposed by adding sleeves.
 
Last edited:
  • #172
  • #173
Is that the same triple strand of pearls in the first and last picture?

I'm not sure, but it does look like the same pearls.
While I was trying to answer your question I realized that Princess Anne is wearing the same dress in both of those pictures. It was recycled and refashioned for a different event!
 
  • #174
Wondering why this undermines the credibility of ‘Harry and the girl’ more so than the authors!

If Harry and his wife viewed the authors as having no credibility, there would be multiple lawsuits filed against the authors. Harry and his wife respond to media that is not approved by them with lawsuits.

The absence of lawsuits mean that Harry endorses the book. The fact that Harry and his wife have contradicted one fact in the book - denying that they worked with the authors - leaves Harry's credibility in question.
 
  • #175
If Harry and his wife viewed the authors as having no credibility, there would be multiple lawsuits filed against the authors. Harry and his wife respond to media that is not approved by them with lawsuits.

The absence of lawsuits mean that Harry endorses the book. The fact that Harry and his wife have contradicted one fact in the book - denying that they worked with the authors - leaves Harry's credibility in question.
PH and MM could respond with a lawsuit (not would.) Denying they worked with the authors is nothing more than a statement they didn’t participate (it’s not annulled by a second claim in the book that they did participate.) The authors make a contradictory statement at the end after first maintaining there was no cooperation from the couple. They have revealed their own (the authors) lack of credibility.

IMO
 
Last edited:
  • #176
  • #177
The Crown: Elizabeth Debicki to play Princess Diana in final two series of Netflix drama

Elizabeth Debicki will play Diana, Princess of Wales, in the final two series of The Crown.

The Night Manager star will replace Emma Corrin in the role for series five and six.

In a statement posted on the official Twitter page of The Crown, the Australian actress said: "Princess Diana's spirit, her words and her actions live in the hearts of so many.

"It is my true privilege and honour to be joining this masterful series, which has had me absolutely hooked from episode one."

skynews-elizabeth-debicki-princess-diana_5069472.jpg

Image:Elizabeth Debicki will play Princess Diana in the final series of The Crown
 
  • #178
I'm enjoying all these fashion flashbacks for Prince Anne's 70th birthday.
Royal blue seems to be a great colour for her.

s-princess-anne-and-king-constantine-of-greece-sighting-circa-1980s-picture-id98883164

All Sources: Getty Images UK
Princess Anne in the 1980s.

queen-elizabeth-ii-and-princess-anne-at-balmoral-scotland-14th-august-picture-id599918169

1983 Scotland

Princess+Anne+Dresses+Skirts+Evening+Dress+Fx3K_OPNBQ2l.jpg

2011 at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in the U.K.

princess-anne-wearing-a-long-blue-and-green-evening-dress-at-the-picture-id56799601


I was looking for more recycling, and instead of finding what I was looking for, I discovered this gem:

Why we love Princess Anne and her hair


Anne has always had that quality. Richard Ralph, governor of the Falkland Islands when the Princess visited in 1996, hit the nail on the head. 'She does the tiara stuff beautifully,' he said, but was happiest in her 'jeans and Barbour'. No surprise there for those who saw her as a 19-year-old visiting the first regiment of which she was invited to be colonel-in-chief, the 14th/20th King's Hussars. Then, she scored eight bullseyes shooting a sub-machine gun from the hip, and drove a 52-ton Chieftain tank over three miles of rugged terrain - she was, enthused one young corporal, 'one of the few women who looks sexy in tank overalls'. It's the sort of look she's always been able to pull off precisely because 'she doesn't have an ounce of vanity in her', as one approving aristocrat told me. 'She'll recycle clothes without a care in the world - she doesn't give a tuppenny f * ck.' At a time when brash has lost its lustre, that's a winning trait.


:)
 
  • #179
14 of Princess Anne's most iconic outfits ever

3-princess-anne-polka-dots-a.jpg

In the photograph above, Anne poses on the grand staircase at Buckingham Palace in 1973, wearing a beautiful pink polka-dot gown.


Outfits we would love to see again!

I for one would also appreciate more info about the clothes, I did notice this is a staircase, also that the dress is pink and has polka dots... hard to miss all that. But who made the design? What do the sleeves look like? Mediaeval sleeves like her wedding dress? The fabric, is it silk? and so on.

Polka dots are notoriously difficult to get them 'right' at the seams, as you can see in the lower left of the skirt where the dots touch (oo instead of o o). The aim would be to have the pattern uninterrupted in the bodice, this requires a lot of strategic cutting of the fabric. I would love to see how they solved that one here, so Anne, please please turn a bit towards the camera, thank you so much.

This is an amazing timeless dress. It would look as fresh and stylish today as it did almost 50 years ago.
 
  • #180
Status
Not open for further replies.

Staff online

Members online

Online statistics

Members online
82
Guests online
3,305
Total visitors
3,387

Forum statistics

Threads
632,584
Messages
18,628,805
Members
243,204
Latest member
brittRom94
Back
Top