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Meghy poor thing... está fuera de contexto y así seguirá...La cara oculta de Meghan Markle: su fuerte carácter hace temblar los cimientos del Palacio de Kensington
Desde que su asistenta personal dimitió de su cargo, no cesan las informaciones sobre las exigencias de la Duquesa de Sussex
Actualizado: 18/11/2018 12:51h
Hace tan sola una semana, la asistenta personal de Meghan Markle, Melissa, decidía abandonar su puesto de trabajo inesperadamente. Cualquiera diría que trabajar para la Duquesa de Sussex es uno de los trabajos más deseados del mundo, pero a juzgar por las informaciones que han ido saliendo a raíz de su dimisión, nada más lejos de la realidad.
El «Daily Mail» revela este domingo la otra cara de Meghan Markle, una mujer con mucho carácter a la que nadie le dice qué tiene que hacer. En menos de seis meses ha conseguido imponer sus ideas en el Palacio de Kensington, rompiendo con la paz de la Casa Real inglesa. Decidida a hacer las cosas a su manera desde el mismo momento en el que se levanta, a las cinco de la mañana.
Según la publicación, el «huracán Meghan Markle» está acabando con todas las reglas que había hasta ahora en el Palacio de Kensington. Una fuente asegura que a la Reina madre no le hizo mucha gracia que, una divorciada como ella, optase por un vestido tan blanco para su boda con el Príncipe Harry. «Se le dijo a Meghan Markle que necesita comenzar a vestirse menos como una estrella de Hollywood y más como una real, dice una fuente.
También es llamativa la obsesión de Meghan Markle por vestirse de negro, un color que tradicionalmente usa la realeza solo para significar el luto. Comenta también la fuente a la citada publicación, el susto que se llevó la Reina Isabel II al ver a la Duquesa de Sussex enseñando sus esbeltas piernas varios centímetros por encima de la rodilla. Su vestimenta ha provocado que, en más de una ocasión, la Reina Isabel II levante las cejas, pese a la buena relación que mantienen entre ellas.
Muy metódica
Pero la Reina Isabel II no es la única que se lleva las manos a la cabeza, sus ayudantes también. La Duquesa de Sussex es muy exigente y envía constantemente mensajes de texto a sus asistentes. Estos aseguran que se comporta de manera poco ortodoxa hasta tal punto que algunos no entienden algunas de las cosas que pide.
Además, Meghan Markle cuenta con su propio equipo, un grupo de amigos íntimos externos a la Casa Real inglesa que la han ayudado en su transición a la nueva vida, desde su vestuario hasta la planificación de su boda. Lindsay Roth es una de ellas. Se conocieron en una clase de literatura en la Northwestern University en Illinois y desde ese instante se convirtieron en aliadas. También la estilista Jessica Mulroney, su mejor amiga.
https://www.abc.es/estilo/gente/abc...-palacio-kensington-201811181246_noticia.html
Getting up at 5am, bombarding aides with texts and her eyebrow-raising fashion: Palace insiders reveal how Hurricane Meghan is shaking up the Royals six months after the weddingBy POLLY DUNBAR FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
- The House of Windsor welcomed Meghan Markle into the fold six months ago
- The new Duchess of Sussex has wasted no time in putting her stamp on The Firm
- She has proved to be less of a breath of fresh air and more of a whirlwind
PUBLISHED: 22:02 GMT, 17 November 2018 | UPDATED: 22:45 GMT, 17 November 2018
If 24 hours is a long time in politics, the past six months must have felt like a lifetime for the Monarchy.
Six months ago, the House of Windsor officially welcomed a new member into the fold when Meghan Markle walked down the aisle of St George’s Chapel to become Prince Harry’s wife.
In doing so, she made history, becoming the first woman of African-American descent to marry into the heart of the Royal Family, and a divorcee, to boot.
Yet the seismic change she brought about has by no means stopped with the exchange of vows.
As The Mail on Sunday reveals today, the new Duchess of Sussex has wasted no time in putting her stamp on The Firm. Determined to do things her way from the moment she bounces out of bed at 5am, she has proved to be less of a breath of fresh air and more of a whirlwind.
In fact, ‘Hurricane Meghan’ is ripping up the rulebooks on everything from fashion to friendships, diplomacy to the etiquette of car doors (the Duchess shuts her own). Here, we explore a few of the changes she has brought to the House of Windsor…
REWRITING THE ROYAL FASHION RULES
The Queen is said to have expressed surprise that Meghan, a divorcee, wore quite such a white dress for her wedding – an elegant boat-necked creation from fashion house Givenchy. But then the future Duchess of Sussex was always going to do it (or more pertinently wear it) her own way.
It’s a boldness that has led to unease among some courtiers.
‘Meghan is being told she needs to start dressing less like a Hollywood star and more like a Royal,’ a source from one of the fashion teams which has visited Kensington Palace told The Mail on Sunday.
It seems unlikely to happen: from the moment she first stepped out in public with her future husband, Meghan has unstuffily defied Royal convention, whether with her penchant for non-British designers or her fondness for wearing black – traditionally worn by Royals only to signify mourning.
No-one gave that memo to Meghan, who in August not only wore a black tuxedo to a special performance of the musical Hamilton, but caused a further frisson by displaying bare legs a good few inches above the knee.
It is said this rebellious spirit has resulted in raised eyebrows from the Queen, who is a stickler for the rules.
While she and Meghan are understood to have a warm relationship, a degree of tension was reported between the pair during their trip to Runcorn, Cheshire, in June. Meghan declined to wear a hat after apparently failing to understand that when the Queen’s aides informed her the Queen would be wearing one, that meant Meghan should follow suit.
Six or seven a day – that’s the number of texts the new Duchess of Sussex sends to palace aides with ideas and requests.
She’s an early riser, up at 5am rain or shine, and it is said palace staff have never experienced anything remotely like Meghan’s formidable work ethic, matched only by the incessant stream of ideas about how to shape her role. Quite aside from her publicised engagements, Meghan has been conducting a series of ‘undercover’ missions to meet the British people, particularly those associated with good causes.
Well-meaning as she is, her particular brand of ‘up and at ’em’ West Coast energy is an uncomfortable fit with the more formal ethos of some palace staff.
Meghan has joined the Royal Family at a time when several aides have moved on, including senior communications secretary Katrina McKeever – a point of liaison for Meghan’s family – who quietly left the Kensington Palace press office in September. In April, it was announced that Edward Lane Fox, Harry’s right-hand man of the past five years, would be leaving earlier than many expected.
And in the past few days, it was reported that one of Meghan’s aides, a woman said to be called ‘Melissa’, has departed.
Some who remain, meanwhile, conduct themselves in ways that might seem unorthodox: Meghan’s private assistant secretary was filmed appearing to shove a photographer away from her boss on the recent Australia tour.
William and Harry, the Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex, are considering a ‘formal division’ of their joint royal household at Kensington Palace, according to recent reports. The split would create separate courts to reflect their increasingly different responsibilities.
Meanwhile, there’s speculation over where Harry and Meghan – with a baby on the way in the spring – will make their London home. Up until now, it’s been widely expected the Sussexes would move from their current two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage into Kensington Palace’s lavish 21-room Apartment 1 – right next door to William and Kate’s huge home.
But now there’s a spanner in the works – the incumbents, the Duke of Gloucester and his wife Birgitte, are said to want to stay put – and there’s talk of Harry and Meghan moving further afield to St James’s Palace. Meanwhile, there is talk there have been tensions between the two couples behind the scenes – and in particular between Meghan and Kate. Malicious gossip? Very possibly. What female friendship is without its sharp edges?
Meghan can be assured of one close and important ally: Prince Charles has bonded with his new daughter-in-law – as a result of their shared experience of growing up in a dysfunctional family.
Royal biographer Angela Levin spent a year following the prince ahead of his 70th birthday. And, as she revealed in The Mail on Sunday, an immaculate source close to the prince has told her: ‘There have been so many traumas and crises within the personal life of the Royal Family, from the Duke of Windsor onwards. And many royal divorces.
‘That’s why the Duchess’s troubled family background has endeared her to Charles even more.’
MEET ALL OF MY HOLLYWOOD FRIENDS
‘We have known each other a long time, but we really are relying on each other a lot recently.’ These were the words uttered recently by tennis champion Serena Williams about her close relationship with Meghan.
It’s a clear indication that the new Duchess is determined to sprinkle star dust on The Firm. Under her direction, the old money and even older lineage that traditionally formed part of the Royal Family’s inner circle has been joined by sports stars and A-listers. One look at the Royal Wedding guest list made it abundantly clear just how much Meghan was transforming the landscape: Serena was just one of a number of entertainment figures to make their way into St George’s Chapel.
Others included Idris Elba, James Corden, American chat show queen Oprah Winfrey – who spent an afternoon doing yoga with Meghan’s mother Doria in the run-up to the wedding – and George and Amal Clooney.
The Clooneys are said to be so close to the new royal couple that they played host to Meghan and Harry at their opulent Lake Como villa in August.
INTRODUCING TEAM MEGHAN
It's no surprise, given her resolute sense of self, that Meghan continues to lean on a non-official team of advisers, comprising a group of devoted close friends who have helped – and continue to help – with every aspect of her transition to royal life, from planning her wedding to organising her wardrobe for her first royal tour.
Lindsay Roth, one of Meghan’s oldest friends since the pair met in a literature class at Northwestern University in Illinois, is one of her closest allies and has recently been seen in the Kensington area. Author Lindsay, 36, based a character in her 2015 novel, What Pretty Girls Are Made Of, on Meghan.
Then, of course, there is Jessica Mulroney, her best friend.
A well-connected stylist based in Canada, Jessica has been especially close to Meghan since the pair met on the set of Suits some years ago.
She is believed to have offered important assistance to Meghan in the run-up to her wedding, even though Meghan and Harry had two leading events organisers and catering firms helping them.
It was Jessica she called to discuss every element of the day, from the dress to the flowers and the photography.
Fast forward a few months and it was once again Jessica who helped the Duchess pick outfits for the tour of Australia.
Meghan’s mother Doria, meanwhile, is playing an ever more strategic role. She made two significant visits to see her daughter over the summer, staying at the Sussexes’ rented home in the Cotswolds, and is said to be considering moving to Britain full-time when her grandchild is born.
AND THEIR COSY COUNTRY RETREAT
The new Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s choice of country home says much about the couple’s new alliances.
While the Queen is thought to have gifted the couple the private and secluded York Cottage on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, the couple have also signed a two-year lease on a property on a 400-acre estate in the Cotswolds, close to celebrity mecca Soho Farmhouse, where they have been pictured more than once.
Meghan was spotted there on visits to Britain before she made her permanent move.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...s-reveal-Hurricane-Meghan-shaking-Royals.html
No pegaste en español ciertos detalles:La cara oculta de Meghan Markle: su fuerte carácter hace temblar los cimientos del Palacio de Kensington
Desde que su asistenta personal dimitió de su cargo, no cesan las informaciones sobre las exigencias de la Duquesa de Sussex
Actualizado: 18/11/2018 12:51h
Hace tan sola una semana, la asistenta personal de Meghan Markle, Melissa, decidía abandonar su puesto de trabajo inesperadamente. Cualquiera diría que trabajar para la Duquesa de Sussex es uno de los trabajos más deseados del mundo, pero a juzgar por las informaciones que han ido saliendo a raíz de su dimisión, nada más lejos de la realidad.
El «Daily Mail» revela este domingo la otra cara de Meghan Markle, una mujer con mucho carácter a la que nadie le dice qué tiene que hacer. En menos de seis meses ha conseguido imponer sus ideas en el Palacio de Kensington, rompiendo con la paz de la Casa Real inglesa. Decidida a hacer las cosas a su manera desde el mismo momento en el que se levanta, a las cinco de la mañana.
Según la publicación, el «huracán Meghan Markle» está acabando con todas las reglas que había hasta ahora en el Palacio de Kensington. Una fuente asegura que a la Reina madre no le hizo mucha gracia que, una divorciada como ella, optase por un vestido tan blanco para su boda con el Príncipe Harry. «Se le dijo a Meghan Markle que necesita comenzar a vestirse menos como una estrella de Hollywood y más como una real, dice una fuente.
También es llamativa la obsesión de Meghan Markle por vestirse de negro, un color que tradicionalmente usa la realeza solo para significar el luto. Comenta también la fuente a la citada publicación, el susto que se llevó la Reina Isabel II al ver a la Duquesa de Sussex enseñando sus esbeltas piernas varios centímetros por encima de la rodilla. Su vestimenta ha provocado que, en más de una ocasión, la Reina Isabel II levante las cejas, pese a la buena relación que mantienen entre ellas.
Muy metódica
Pero la Reina Isabel II no es la única que se lleva las manos a la cabeza, sus ayudantes también. La Duquesa de Sussex es muy exigente y envía constantemente mensajes de texto a sus asistentes. Estos aseguran que se comporta de manera poco ortodoxa hasta tal punto que algunos no entienden algunas de las cosas que pide.
Además, Meghan Markle cuenta con su propio equipo, un grupo de amigos íntimos externos a la Casa Real inglesa que la han ayudado en su transición a la nueva vida, desde su vestuario hasta la planificación de su boda. Lindsay Roth es una de ellas. Se conocieron en una clase de literatura en la Northwestern University en Illinois y desde ese instante se convirtieron en aliadas. También la estilista Jessica Mulroney, su mejor amiga.
https://www.abc.es/estilo/gente/abc...-palacio-kensington-201811181246_noticia.html
Getting up at 5am, bombarding aides with texts and her eyebrow-raising fashion: Palace insiders reveal how Hurricane Meghan is shaking up the Royals six months after the weddingBy POLLY DUNBAR FOR THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
- The House of Windsor welcomed Meghan Markle into the fold six months ago
- The new Duchess of Sussex has wasted no time in putting her stamp on The Firm
- She has proved to be less of a breath of fresh air and more of a whirlwind
PUBLISHED: 22:02 GMT, 17 November 2018 | UPDATED: 22:45 GMT, 17 November 2018
If 24 hours is a long time in politics, the past six months must have felt like a lifetime for the Monarchy.
Six months ago, the House of Windsor officially welcomed a new member into the fold when Meghan Markle walked down the aisle of St George’s Chapel to become Prince Harry’s wife.
In doing so, she made history, becoming the first woman of African-American descent to marry into the heart of the Royal Family, and a divorcee, to boot.
Yet the seismic change she brought about has by no means stopped with the exchange of vows.
As The Mail on Sunday reveals today, the new Duchess of Sussex has wasted no time in putting her stamp on The Firm. Determined to do things her way from the moment she bounces out of bed at 5am, she has proved to be less of a breath of fresh air and more of a whirlwind.
In fact, ‘Hurricane Meghan’ is ripping up the rulebooks on everything from fashion to friendships, diplomacy to the etiquette of car doors (the Duchess shuts her own). Here, we explore a few of the changes she has brought to the House of Windsor…
REWRITING THE ROYAL FASHION RULES
The Queen is said to have expressed surprise that Meghan, a divorcee, wore quite such a white dress for her wedding – an elegant boat-necked creation from fashion house Givenchy. But then the future Duchess of Sussex was always going to do it (or more pertinently wear it) her own way.
It’s a boldness that has led to unease among some courtiers.
‘Meghan is being told she needs to start dressing less like a Hollywood star and more like a Royal,’ a source from one of the fashion teams which has visited Kensington Palace told The Mail on Sunday.
It seems unlikely to happen: from the moment she first stepped out in public with her future husband, Meghan has unstuffily defied Royal convention, whether with her penchant for non-British designers or her fondness for wearing black – traditionally worn by Royals only to signify mourning.
No-one gave that memo to Meghan, who in August not only wore a black tuxedo to a special performance of the musical Hamilton, but caused a further frisson by displaying bare legs a good few inches above the knee.
It is said this rebellious spirit has resulted in raised eyebrows from the Queen, who is a stickler for the rules.
While she and Meghan are understood to have a warm relationship, a degree of tension was reported between the pair during their trip to Runcorn, Cheshire, in June. Meghan declined to wear a hat after apparently failing to understand that when the Queen’s aides informed her the Queen would be wearing one, that meant Meghan should follow suit.
Six or seven a day – that’s the number of texts the new Duchess of Sussex sends to palace aides with ideas and requests.
She’s an early riser, up at 5am rain or shine, and it is said palace staff have never experienced anything remotely like Meghan’s formidable work ethic, matched only by the incessant stream of ideas about how to shape her role. Quite aside from her publicised engagements, Meghan has been conducting a series of ‘undercover’ missions to meet the British people, particularly those associated with good causes.
Well-meaning as she is, her particular brand of ‘up and at ’em’ West Coast energy is an uncomfortable fit with the more formal ethos of some palace staff.
Meghan has joined the Royal Family at a time when several aides have moved on, including senior communications secretary Katrina McKeever – a point of liaison for Meghan’s family – who quietly left the Kensington Palace press office in September. In April, it was announced that Edward Lane Fox, Harry’s right-hand man of the past five years, would be leaving earlier than many expected.
And in the past few days, it was reported that one of Meghan’s aides, a woman said to be called ‘Melissa’, has departed.
Some who remain, meanwhile, conduct themselves in ways that might seem unorthodox: Meghan’s private assistant secretary was filmed appearing to shove a photographer away from her boss on the recent Australia tour.
William and Harry, the Dukes of Cambridge and Sussex, are considering a ‘formal division’ of their joint royal household at Kensington Palace, according to recent reports. The split would create separate courts to reflect their increasingly different responsibilities.
Meanwhile, there’s speculation over where Harry and Meghan – with a baby on the way in the spring – will make their London home. Up until now, it’s been widely expected the Sussexes would move from their current two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage into Kensington Palace’s lavish 21-room Apartment 1 – right next door to William and Kate’s huge home.
But now there’s a spanner in the works – the incumbents, the Duke of Gloucester and his wife Birgitte, are said to want to stay put – and there’s talk of Harry and Meghan moving further afield to St James’s Palace. Meanwhile, there is talk there have been tensions between the two couples behind the scenes – and in particular between Meghan and Kate. Malicious gossip? Very possibly. What female friendship is without its sharp edges?
Meghan can be assured of one close and important ally: Prince Charles has bonded with his new daughter-in-law – as a result of their shared experience of growing up in a dysfunctional family.
Royal biographer Angela Levin spent a year following the prince ahead of his 70th birthday. And, as she revealed in The Mail on Sunday, an immaculate source close to the prince has told her: ‘There have been so many traumas and crises within the personal life of the Royal Family, from the Duke of Windsor onwards. And many royal divorces.
‘That’s why the Duchess’s troubled family background has endeared her to Charles even more.’
MEET ALL OF MY HOLLYWOOD FRIENDS
‘We have known each other a long time, but we really are relying on each other a lot recently.’ These were the words uttered recently by tennis champion Serena Williams about her close relationship with Meghan.
It’s a clear indication that the new Duchess is determined to sprinkle star dust on The Firm. Under her direction, the old money and even older lineage that traditionally formed part of the Royal Family’s inner circle has been joined by sports stars and A-listers. One look at the Royal Wedding guest list made it abundantly clear just how much Meghan was transforming the landscape: Serena was just one of a number of entertainment figures to make their way into St George’s Chapel.
Others included Idris Elba, James Corden, American chat show queen Oprah Winfrey – who spent an afternoon doing yoga with Meghan’s mother Doria in the run-up to the wedding – and George and Amal Clooney.
The Clooneys are said to be so close to the new royal couple that they played host to Meghan and Harry at their opulent Lake Como villa in August.
INTRODUCING TEAM MEGHAN
It's no surprise, given her resolute sense of self, that Meghan continues to lean on a non-official team of advisers, comprising a group of devoted close friends who have helped – and continue to help – with every aspect of her transition to royal life, from planning her wedding to organising her wardrobe for her first royal tour.
Lindsay Roth, one of Meghan’s oldest friends since the pair met in a literature class at Northwestern University in Illinois, is one of her closest allies and has recently been seen in the Kensington area. Author Lindsay, 36, based a character in her 2015 novel, What Pretty Girls Are Made Of, on Meghan.
Then, of course, there is Jessica Mulroney, her best friend.
A well-connected stylist based in Canada, Jessica has been especially close to Meghan since the pair met on the set of Suits some years ago.
She is believed to have offered important assistance to Meghan in the run-up to her wedding, even though Meghan and Harry had two leading events organisers and catering firms helping them.
It was Jessica she called to discuss every element of the day, from the dress to the flowers and the photography.
Fast forward a few months and it was once again Jessica who helped the Duchess pick outfits for the tour of Australia.
Meghan’s mother Doria, meanwhile, is playing an ever more strategic role. She made two significant visits to see her daughter over the summer, staying at the Sussexes’ rented home in the Cotswolds, and is said to be considering moving to Britain full-time when her grandchild is born.
AND THEIR COSY COUNTRY RETREAT
The new Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s choice of country home says much about the couple’s new alliances.
While the Queen is thought to have gifted the couple the private and secluded York Cottage on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, the couple have also signed a two-year lease on a property on a 400-acre estate in the Cotswolds, close to celebrity mecca Soho Farmhouse, where they have been pictured more than once.
Meghan was spotted there on visits to Britain before she made her permanent move.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...s-reveal-Hurricane-Meghan-shaking-Royals.html
Difiero totalmente con la ex aspirante a actriz porque a mí personalmente me ENCANTA lo que usa la jefa de seguridad, no tenía idea de quién era, pero viendo los outfits que tan amablemente nos has traído, que puedo decir? Me han gustado mucho, no veo nada estrafalario o exótico, que dramática es MeghanEn lo que constituye el enésimo desencuentro con sus colaboradores más cercanos, la Duquesa de Sussex ha pedido a la inspectora jefe de su servicio de seguridad que modere su forma de vestir, por su parte el Duque de Sussex apoya a su esposa en esta petición.
La duquesa considera que su jefe de seguridad es demasiado " glamorosa " y ha pedido a esta en repetidas ocasiones que procure que sus outfits sean de la mayor sobriedad, en concreto, la Duquesa ha pedido a esta que se abstenga de utilizar colores llamativos, tacones, faldas demasiado ceñidas o cortas, así como que no coincida con ella en el color su color de indumentaria, la Duquesa ha hecho especial hincapié en que cese la utilización de collares o colgantes llamativos.
La Duquesa de Sussex también considera que esto puede desviar la atención del público de los verdaderos protagonistas de sus apariciones, ella misma y el Duque de Sussex.
Si bien la Duquesa había hecho saber a su jefe de seguridad su preocupación por este asunto con anterioridad, ha sido a raiz de su reciente tour cuando la Duquesa de Sussex ha hecho más hincapié en este asunto y el motivo no es otro que el descubrimiento por parte de la Duquesa de Sussex de la relevancia que está adquiriendo su colaboradora en redes sociales, donde, al parecer, cuenta con su propio club de fans.
Imagenes de la " glamorosa " jefe de seguridad de los Duques de Sussex:
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Que mal ojo algunos para elegir lo digo por Harry y Felipe, y hay varias coincidencias como que en ambos casos el paso del tiempo sin encontrar a la apropiadas los hizo caer con lo que tenían a mano, además ellas coincidentemente son muy parecidas entre sí en orígenes, el gusto por la actuación, inseguras y con grandes ínfulas.
La diferencia es que los otros después de tantos años de esperar ya sabian de que pie cojean y muchas sorpresas no hay, En cambio estos fueron express, ni siquiera vivían en el mismo país, de aquí todo lo que salga de Meghan y Harry en su matrimonio va a ser sorpresa para los dos, haber si la princesa impaciente aguanta los caprichos y berrinches (o cuernos)del pelirojo y veamos si ella en verdad es víctima en familia de malos o resulta que la bruja es ella, porque al menos cabezas de papá, marido y novio ya pisó para ir subiendo.Yo no me creo las noticias que están saliendo. Nadie entra a formar parte de esa familia con ínfulas, se nota que no tragan a la nueva entrie de los Windsor como si no perdonaran que una americana actriz divorciada y negra haya trincado al pelirrojo, la gente es más papista que el papa y por eso cada dos por tres hay una noticia sobre mala fama de esta tía. Ahí se pasa de lista alguna y rápidamente le muestran las fotos del accidente de coche bajo el puente de París y se les acaba la tontería rápido. Son noticias para liarla, pocas familias reales como esta que generen tantos titulares y morbo. Les paran los pies pronto. Si la han aceptado por algo será, y la irán enseñando sobre la marcha, está recién casada y no ha estado una década detrás del pelirrojo como su cuñada sí lo estuvo detrás del calvo, por lo tanto no se pueden comparar porque la cuñada tuvo más entrenamiento.
Querida @sincoronita, la Duquesa de Sussex conserva pasaporte norteamericano pero su residencia fiscal es británica, sólo pagará impuestos en U.S.A. por los bienes que allí conserve, conforme al tratado de doble fiscalidad vigente entre ambos países.
Esperamos que usted, estimado Duque, nos ayude a separar la Paj* del trigo respecto de ambas duquesas, consortes de los hijos del heredero. Confiamos en su imparcialidadExacto querida amiga, se ha abierto la veda contra la Duquesa de Sussex, a pesar de los muros de contención de la Corona, a partir de ahora debemos tener ojo para distinguir el grano de la Paj*, en lo que a informaciones sobre ella se refiere.
Si, exactamente igualita a otra que se recoge a las 7 PM para bañar a las princesas, darles la cena y leerles el último cuento en inglés aristocrático antes de ir a prepararle tambien la cena y un baño de sales a su amado esposo. De ahí su delgadez y su perfeccionismo....Levantarse a las 5:am ???? Jajajajaja , claro , para los maitines , verdad ??
