Recent content by Dalps09

I doubt it's the real Kate. Looks like a replica of her engagement dress. Her eyebrows and her hair look different to me.

Here's an excellent article from the PressGazette. I encourage everyone to read it. Since the beginning of this scandal, we mostly heard the Anglo-Saxon point of view. It's interesting to hear another point of view and quite refreshing to read (it's neutral) after such a big deal was made. Why...

Totally agree with what you say. On another note, I think going topless outside, no matter the level of privacy, is just not classy coming from a ''princess''. Her husband is the future Head of the English Church. Come on! Royalty has to make us believe they're different from us. I think the...

Are we even sure he's French? And no matter what's the photographer's nationality, let's not generalize his behaviour to the whole country or demonize its people.

Is it possible that Sarah named the character after herself (Sarah Margaret Ferguson/Margaret Sarah Montagu)? Montagu is also her paternal grandmother's last name (Marian Montagu Douglas Scott).

The red dress Princess Eugenie wore at Ascot is on Net-à-Porter and it retails for $1,680. Alexander McQueen*|*Cowl-neck wool-crepe dress*|*NET-A-PORTER.COM I always wonder how they can afford such expensive clothes. Especially Beatrice's Elie Saab dress. It's Haute Couture, it must really be...

Net-a-Porter.com : Issa*|*Royal Engagement silk-jersey dress*|*NET-A-PORTER.COM

I read they are going to Quebec (don't know which city though). I'm just wondering how people will receive them. Last time Charles and Camilla went there, their visit barely generated any interest, not a lot of people came to see them and both Republicans and Separatists showed up. I already...

Again on the cover of People : http://i55.tinypic.com/212bneq.jpg

Paris Match cover : Abonnement magazine Paris Match, Numéro 3209, Elle sera Reine d'Angleterre Edit : Oops, the link doesn't work anymore : http://i55.tinypic.com/24o4q2v.jpg

Some information here : Henri Clarke His eldest son Edgard succeeded him as Duc de Feltre and died in 1852. Nothing is said about potential children for Edgard or any of his brothers (Alphonse and Arthur). The title probably reverted to the crown in 1852, because another family (related to...

And for the blue blood conscientious Hohenzollerns she would be a better catch than Princess Beatrice who lacks noble ancestors on both sides of her family! Anyway, it's just speculation. :smile:

Good for him. Hope he will enjoy his €1000 fine! Being a ''prince'' doesn't make you more intelligent than anyone else.

George I of Greece remained lutheran, however his children were raised Orthodox (Queen Olga herself was Orthodox). :flowers:

I don't know but I'm seeing a noblewoman of some sort, not necessarily royal but from a well established - Catholic - family, Belgian or Luxembourgish.