He added: "But it was kind of like a caricature of someone playing the superstar, you know, because a real superstar, generally unless it's a super bad day, they will play it naturally and be generous with their presence."
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And the uniform, especially the hat, doesn't even look like a British Army one.Oh, yes... that military uniform
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Phil Dampier, author of Royally Suited: Harry and Meghan In Their Own Words, told Fabulous that Meghan is using the book to highlight how sad Harry is to lose his military titles.
He explained: “The illustration of a red-haired soldier (obviously you know who) hugging his little boy, looks as though he has come home from war after many years and pulls at the heart-strings.
“Mum is in tears as she looks through the window, and sees her husband returning from battle to pick up family life once more.
“It’s a scenario familiar to so many military couples separated by conflicts.
“But of course it wasn't a reality for Harry, who was in a different relationship when he served in Afghanistan.
“Rather Meghan is probably showing how much the Army meant to Harry and how upset he is to lose his military titles.
Meghan 'using book to show Harry is upset at being stripped of military titles'
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As usual, Catherine is putting someone or something before herself.Here's the description of Kate's book being published. There really is no comparison possible between what this book represents in terms of service to her subjects from Kate vs the vanity volume of no consequence from that other woman.
How Kate Middleton Helped Turn Her Pandemic Photo Project Into a Charitable Book
By Morgan Halberg • 03/30/21 2:13pm
Kate Middleton is venturing in to the publishing realm with her photography project, Hold Still. Matt Porteous via Getty Images
Last year, Kate Middleton teamed up with the National Portrait Gallery to launch a special photography project, Hold Still. The Duchess of Cambridge, who is royal patron of the National Portrait Gallery, asked people from all around the U.K. to submit a photographic portrait depicting their lives amid the coronavirus pandemic; the goal was to capture the “portrait of the nation” during the COVID-19 crisis.
Duchess Kate and a panel of judges received over 31,000 submissions, and selected 100 images that were put on display for a digital exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. Now, the project is being turned into a special coffee table book, titled Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020.
Absolutely profound.
Are they kidding? Forty pages with four stinking lines at $18.99. There are at least four lines, two signatures, 2 seals, a picture of Washington and the colour green on the front alone of a US dollar bill and it's only worth one dollar or 100 pennies.
Is every single rhyme in this book boy and joy? That’s extremely Mcgonagall of her. https://www.mcgonagall-online.org.uk/gems/the-famous-tay-whale
She’s enlisted him into the French foreign legion.
I am very honoured one of my jokes got a reacting gif. You have great taste in gifs. Thank you!Yes! To all of this.
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Girl, you had me disappointed for a second, but you came through with that follow-up list
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