To be curious as to what Kate Cambridge eats and how she exercises?

[SemperIdem]

Totally superficial I know but I think she looks absolutely fantastic.

She's underweight

She's underweight

Underweight for what? She has had three big healthy babies. She functions well in the world. What on earth is her lack of weight stopping her doing?

Unless you mean thinner than many women - well yes of course. But not all women.

Benjispruce I saw her on school run a couple of times surrounded by women not of dissimilar sizes to her. She in no way stood out as being crazy thin. Her husband driving like a prick did make him stand out.
That does make me laugh though, the nicest way I was called fat was when I worked once for a family and the mum was thin, I was hanging out with the kids and one of the little ones said 'oh Thatone you're much more comfortable than mum'

I saw a photo of Kate and Nathan at Wimbledon. Kate didn't look particularly skinny next to Meghan. Kate has a tiny waist bit I don't think she is 'too' thin. I'm rather jealous of women with small waists and flat tummies as my weight always goes there first.

^Should read Meghan not Nathan !!

@pallisers

Underweight for what?

I don't understand this. Do you think no one can be considered underweight unless all their organs are shutting down and they can no longer function?

I'm sure you'll agree some people can be overweight so why not underweight. I'm slightly overweight...I'm aware of that. It doesn't affect my life...I'm active, walk for miles every day, have two healthy children...but I'll still concede I'm overweight. So why can't you concede that some people can be underweight?

Underweight as in BMI well below 20.

BMI of 18.5 is in the healthy range

I don't understand this. Do you think no one can be considered underweight unless all their organs are shutting down and they can no longer function?

No. but I think a clearly healthy woman who gives birth to three big babies and goes out and about her life without a problem isn't actually worth labelling as "underweight". Ditto you and "overweight".

Yes underweight for what? I've just run nearly 20 miles this afternoon and my BMI is only 18 doesn't seem to have adversely affected me!

@Surprisereaction
You must have fuelled bloody well for that kind of run in this weather!

Amibeingdaft yes, porridge for breakfast, sandwich in the car then load up my hydration vest with nut butters, protein balls, malt loaf and electrolytes. I'm only 7 stone 8 and weigh 49kgs, have had three children and still manage to live a full life despite being constantly told that I'm 'underweight' or 'too thin'! 😆

I obviously am delirious as didn't mean to give my weight in all versions!

What’s your height?

I get it. Same here. Bloody annoying

Do you actually eat all that on your run? Do you stop then?

I’m a runner. And I just couldn’t eat all that in a run, but might mean longer runs would be possible if I could, but how do you eat malt loaf and protein balls without stopping and then having a good few mins to digest?!

I'm 5ft 4" weeny obvs compared to our Kate!

Oh I stop and eat or just walk, just munch little bits as I go along.

Ah don’t really have time to stop sadly
Needs to be non stop. But then again only around 12k

Perhaps when I have more time...

I'm just a slow, plodder so it fits with what I do, good luck!

@Surprisereaction with a BMI of 16.7 you are underweight.

@SerenDippitty.
That is acknowledged in the post
Her point was that it didn’t stop her having children and leading a very active life (energy to run 20 miles this afternoon!)

Serena my BMI is 18 not 16.7. Anyhow, whatever it is I'm in my 50's and couldn't put on weight if I tried and as AmIbeingdaft reiterated I run marathons, have had children and am rarely ill so not sure that it matters a fig if I'm too thin.

I think the DoC looks fantastic - I'm a vaguely similar shape and colouring to her but look nothing like as in shape. She must do a lot of exercise I should think, probably Pilates type stuff. Also I think it helps to have a really good hairdresser - bouncy/glossy hair looks really healthy.

Too thin for my taste. I prefer a woman to have a shape that is not straight up and down but that’s just my opinion .