Ham pr disasters 48! …a masterclass in grief grifting…

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Still interested, still not bored….a small request please 🙏…can we try to keep criticism to actions and behaviour and rather than getting personal.😁

This poor woman. How awkward. Meghan looks terrifying at times.

Sometimes it’s probably best to Google rather than ask.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malala_Yousafzai

Harry. Good looking. Same sentence.

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HAM in emoji.

He probably knows he needs to shave it but it will look like Williams hair.

The obvious issue with this is that he is a long way off being as handsome as William … highly unlikely to carry it off so well.

I fully agree! I’m not seeing it!

Talk about invading personal space!

This is the only Henry I consider any way near attractive!

Having your wife "brush one's hat" does sound like a euphemism - I wonder if he's had his "hat brushed" lately 🤔

Harry may have been attractive once, most people are when they are young. However now we know his true character , his disheveled appearance, lack of sartorial awareness and petulant expression,he is like a reverse picture of Dorian Gray.In his attic there is a picture of the happy -go - lucky Prince looking young and vibrant, whereas his face shows rage,disappointment and spitefulness.

I believe pp was right in saying it’s the cousin, George McCorquodale. I wonder if the wider family that can still bear him is on mentally-unstable-emotional-blackmailer-alert, and perhaps some are a little more bothered about H than others.

’All right, mater, I’ll do ONE rugby match with him on his own, but that’s it. None of his goons or the American, thanks. After that it’s Emily’s turn.’

I don't think Harry was ever attractive - his eyes are too close together.

I admit that, as a young man, he at least had a youthful energy and what appeared to be a playful and fun character, but that's long gone. Now we're left with a petulant, balding middle-aged bloke and that definitely isn't attractive.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder & I did find Harry very attractive in his 20s.. now not so much!

It’s shameful that Harry can bleat on about his grief and how hard done his life has been at the age of 42 are we going to be subjected to this for the next 20 to 30 years - at what point is he going to acknowledge he is a grown up parent and for the sake of his own children he needs to move on with his life

Its hard to believe a grown man can’t see some empathy for those poor brave Rob Burrows children and button it now

https://x.com/talkwithsisib/status/2108662335309050180/video/1?s=46

Dame Edna Everage explains why she doesn’t have bodyguards. Worth watching to the end. She has taught Meghan everything she knows.

@cheezncrackers
I don't think Harry was ever attractive - his eyes are too close together.

Very much agree. I thought he was a plain child (presumably one can say that since he's no longer a child - physically, anyway) and grew up in to a plain teen
with very close-set, small eyes and, ironically, too much and badly cut hair.
Must have hurt since William was very good-looking in his teens.

Okay maybe the uniform is doing the heavy lifting here but I'm basing this on memories of his youth as a shirking royal

I think it is a pretty good overview! Also his hair looks rather bouffant ( mentioning hair because he started it !😁)

Hellos to Williamsextra and lamarsch haven't seen you on this thread so far

Obvious though it may seem to the rest of us, the question must be asked: Who would take advice on grief from what seems to be an emotionally stunted 42-year-old man — one who has every advantage and resource at his fingertips, but who still struggles to process the death of his mother 29 years later?

Quite.

I think you mean “ smirking royal” and no I’m sorry, he’s got a face like a badgers ass.

A more cynical person might say the hat brushing was only undertaken to acquire the requisite titled/royal offspring.

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Hello 👋 Lamar , I missed you on the other threads !

I'm uncomfortable with commenting so much on personal appearance rather than behaviour.