Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton attended her first Rememberance Sunday ceremony and was the picture of perfection. Even when caught laughing it up at such a solemn event, onlookers couldn't help but notice how well she fit in among the rest of the royal women. Dressed in all black the Duchess' normal fashion flair was not readily apparent but then again as a royal woman she was required to be clad in head to toe black.
Kate has personal stakes in Rememberance Sunday, the day when Britain reflects and remembers all its war dead. Her grandfather served in Britain's military in World War II and passed away last year before seeing his granddaughter become a member of the monarchy. At one point during the ceremony it is obvious that Kate Middleton and the Duchess of York, Camilla Parker-Bowles, where reflecting on the somber ceremony.
Yet again Kate did the royal family proud. Even while standing at a distance, as required of anyone who wed into the monarchy, her poise and beauty was obvious. As she continues to make appearances with and for the royal family, Kate continues to gain fans throughout the world.
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Our cenotaph ceremony is to honour the dead in all conflicts.
Gossiping about whether a woman on the balcony was smiling or not has NOTHING to do with the day.
I'd love to know why foreigners are fixated on every little thing the woman does or doesn't do, wears or doesn't wear.
This is one of the most important commemorative days in the British calendar. Gossiping about a fairly unimportant member of the royal family is in poor taste.
Casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true.
What I stated was true. Why you chose to pick half of one sentence out of the entire article to harp on is beyond me.
You want to gossip, I think it's in poor taste.
End of.
This is honest comment - I do not troll.
I feel strongly that the Remembrance Day service in this country is to remember our war dead - and only that purpose.