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Ham pr disasters 64! …….Prince Charming…Prince Charming…..ridicule is nothing to be scared of ! …..

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jeffgoldblum · 08/11/2026 15:52

adam ant 80s GIF

A lack of humour and self reflection is not helping.

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MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 08:40

Badvocthebad · Yesterday 01:10

All the Windsor men age like milk 🤢

Oh I dunno, W seems to be getting on ok..

MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 08:46

AcrossthePond55 · Yesterday 01:22

I'm not so sure about this.

Abortion was legal and widely available in the US at the time these supposed events took place. IMHO M would have chosen to terminate a pregnancy, she had her life plan, and an early marriage and a baby were not part of those plans.

As far as a 'sealed annulment' I've never heard of an annulment or a divorce being 'sealed', they're public records. Sometimes the financial and child arrangements aren't public records, but the final decree is. But I suppose it could be a possibility. Annulment is pretty specific as to the grounds; lack of consent, duress, prohibited marriage (bigamy, incest), or an underage marriage. M was 18 but I suppose her groom may not have been. This is all supposing it's true, which I doubt. Saying it was 'sealed' in the article would 'explain' why there was no record if someone went 'snooping' for it.

And the allegation that this child was never 'official', ie registered at birth is pretty suspect to me, too. It's pretty hard to do anything without a birth certificate in the US. And birth certificates are done in the hospital here. The nurse fills it out and the parent signs it. The hospital sends it off to the registrar. If this putative child exists and was born in a hospital, the birth would have been registered. And I highly doubt that an 18 year old primigravida in the US would give birth at home, especially back in the '90s. Home births are pretty rare in the US as it is. I put the 'not registered' in the same category as the 'sealed annulment'. A good reason why a 'snoop' wouldn't find anything.

On a scale of 1 - 10 with 1 being 'no way' and 10 being 'absolutely true', I'd give this a 3.

All makes complete sense, thank you! However. However.

And really we can't decide to talk about facts can we, they really are rare in anything to do with these two. From the tig published BS delivering turkeys happy families, to their Oprah interview, to the spare book to many other bs interviews. It is all a toxic quagmire - it is rather hard to tell none fake bits apart from what they say themselves, never mind reporting on them.

This is why I kind of lean more to more believing what her sister said a few years ago, rather than what thy say today..

countribution · Yesterday 08:59

Badvocthebad · Yesterday 01:10

All the Windsor men age like milk 🤢

Oh that's not the case. William is doing verrry nicely.

Candleabra · Yesterday 09:03

jeffgoldblum · Yesterday 08:17

more pictures from Harry’s alleged account.

These picture remind me of David beckham queuing wearing a suit to see the queens coffin (or shamelessly begging for a knighthood)
Im so humble but everyone notice me.

twosmallaxolotls · Yesterday 09:04

MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 08:46

All makes complete sense, thank you! However. However.

And really we can't decide to talk about facts can we, they really are rare in anything to do with these two. From the tig published BS delivering turkeys happy families, to their Oprah interview, to the spare book to many other bs interviews. It is all a toxic quagmire - it is rather hard to tell none fake bits apart from what they say themselves, never mind reporting on them.

This is why I kind of lean more to more believing what her sister said a few years ago, rather than what thy say today..

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How would you begin to unpick all of that? So many lies.

Wheresthebeach · Yesterday 09:05

Harry is such a manipulative twerp

JSMill · Yesterday 09:08

countribution · Yesterday 08:59

Oh that's not the case. William is doing verrry nicely.

W is definitely in his prime!

twosmallaxolotls · Yesterday 09:14

Did anyone else see William giving Eugene Levy a tour of Windsor Castle? William was very unassuming, self effacing, quick and intelligent. He came across as a reflective person. He didn't slag anyone off (take note, bro, it is possible).
Also, very tall, slender and obviously in good shape!

Starryfifty · Yesterday 09:16

Who are the crowds meeting Harry ?? My god, he thrives on publicity

TheTenantofGriftersGrange · Yesterday 09:19

Thanks for thread @jeffgoldblum I don’t know how you keep up with

Someone asked - maybe up thread or tail end of previous thread about the tie Harry wore.
It’s the Guards Household Division regimental tie. Here’s a picture of William wearing it a few years back. I think they both wear it from time to time.
It makes a change to see Harry dressed smartly.

Ham pr disasters 64! …….Prince Charming…Prince Charming…..ridicule is nothing to be scared of ! …..
Ham pr disasters 64! …….Prince Charming…Prince Charming…..ridicule is nothing to be scared of ! …..
CoffeeCantata · Yesterday 09:23

Badvocthebad · Yesterday 01:10

All the Windsor men age like milk 🤢

I don’t agree with this. It depends whether you believe men who lose their hair are automatically unattractive- which I don’t.

I have a soft spot for KC. No one would argue that he’s ever been classically handsome but he’s still got something. His sons are both tall and slim and despite losing their Barnet much sooner than their father did (must be the Spencer gene? I think baldness comes through the mother’s line) are still attractive-esp William, but other opinions are available.

TheTenantofGriftersGrange · Yesterday 09:24

Also apparently the Brackley branch of the Royal British Legion put out a Facebook post and referred to him as Duchess of Sussex 😂 (She must have cornered the autocorrect algorithm 😉)
Also referred to him as HRH 😤
Maybe that letter from the Lord Chamberlain needs resending to the branch and to the RBL for avoidance of doubt.

Image taken off X as I don’t use facebook so no guarantees as to veracity.

Ham pr disasters 64! …….Prince Charming…Prince Charming…..ridicule is nothing to be scared of ! …..
ElmBeechOak · Yesterday 09:26

MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 08:46

All makes complete sense, thank you! However. However.

And really we can't decide to talk about facts can we, they really are rare in anything to do with these two. From the tig published BS delivering turkeys happy families, to their Oprah interview, to the spare book to many other bs interviews. It is all a toxic quagmire - it is rather hard to tell none fake bits apart from what they say themselves, never mind reporting on them.

This is why I kind of lean more to more believing what her sister said a few years ago, rather than what thy say today..

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I kind of lean more to more believing what her sister said a few years ago, rather than what they say today…

Samantha doesn’t look that reliable to me. She vigorously defended their father, who is obviously guilty.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · Yesterday 09:28

Samantha doesn’t look that reliable to me. She vigorously defended their father, who is obviously guilty.

Did I miss a trial and a guilty verdict?

Well1mBack · Yesterday 09:31

Starryfifty · 08/11/2026 22:28

Heard this too. Sam M seems to have a lot of info. If any of the rumours are true, Meg seems to have lived a hell of a life !!

I've read that article and the timelines (the years stated) don't match as if she was born in 1981 then she wouldn't have been 18 in 1994 - she'd have been only 12 or 13 depending when in the year.

Edit: apologies I meant to quote the link to this news article -

https://www.earth-scope.com/2025/09/samantha-markles-explosive-revelation-meghans-secret-teenage-marriage-and-the-child-she-left-behind.html

MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 09:32

ElmBeechOak · Yesterday 09:26

I kind of lean more to more believing what her sister said a few years ago, rather than what they say today…

Samantha doesn’t look that reliable to me. She vigorously defended their father, who is obviously guilty.

? Not a great example

ElmBeechOak · Yesterday 09:33

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · Yesterday 09:28

Samantha doesn’t look that reliable to me. She vigorously defended their father, who is obviously guilty.

Did I miss a trial and a guilty verdict?

//the US Department of Justice (DoJ) … said Markle was arrested on a federal criminal complaint alleging he kept child sex abuse material, "including sexually explicit photographs of himself with prepubescent girls, in two Los Angeles-area storage units he rented for nearly two decades".//
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cwnv03203yvmt

Meghan's father Thomas Markle appears in court after arrest on charge relating to child sex abuse material

The 82-year-old was arrested in Florida this morning after FBI searches of two Los Angeles-area storage units - he has previously denied allegations.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cwnv03203yvmt

twosmallaxolotls · Yesterday 09:35

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · Yesterday 09:28

Samantha doesn’t look that reliable to me. She vigorously defended their father, who is obviously guilty.

Did I miss a trial and a guilty verdict?

Good point. I have no idea if Markle is guilty, but that's the point of having laws. Whatever a person is alleged to have done, they deserve a fair trial.

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · Yesterday 09:35

Oh arrested, that must mean he's guilty then. No need for that pesky business of a judicial process to decide guilt or innocence.

MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 09:36

Well1mBack · Yesterday 09:31

I've read that article and the timelines (the years stated) don't match as if she was born in 1981 then she wouldn't have been 18 in 1994 - she'd have been only 12 or 13 depending when in the year.

Edit: apologies I meant to quote the link to this news article -

https://www.earth-scope.com/2025/09/samantha-markles-explosive-revelation-meghans-secret-teenage-marriage-and-the-child-she-left-behind.html

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Or she is older than she says. As her ex school pals have alluded too. Yet more fuzzy facts. Anyway we're not going to get to the bottom of any of it on here, that's for sure! Can anyone?

MaturingCheeseball · Yesterday 09:38

@CoffeeCantata now I don’t object to a bald man - Stanley Tucci, anyone? - but I think the follicly challenged have to embrace it - no comb-overs or Action Man-style hair transplants or strange chrysanthemums perched on their bonces.

But come on now, KC in any way attractive? Nooooo!! I think Prince Philip was indeed a fox - or rather a wolf as he looked rather lupine - but he failed to pass on his looks.

MerryAquaKoala · Yesterday 09:40

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · Yesterday 09:35

Oh arrested, that must mean he's guilty then. No need for that pesky business of a judicial process to decide guilt or innocence.

Quite

Starryfifty · Yesterday 09:40

HRH no longer in abeyance 😓

ElmBeechOak · Yesterday 09:40

MrsDanversGlidesAgain · Yesterday 09:35

Oh arrested, that must mean he's guilty then. No need for that pesky business of a judicial process to decide guilt or innocence.

Come on – look at the evidence. There’s almost no chance he won’t be found guilty.

twosmallaxolotls · Yesterday 09:42

ElmBeechOak · Yesterday 09:40

Come on – look at the evidence. There’s almost no chance he won’t be found guilty.

We haven't looked at the evidence, though. That's for a jury. You can't just decide if a person is guilty.
The lock up may not have been secure, the boxes could have been tampered with... I agree it doesn't look good, but the rule of law must apply.

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