Jane Seymour , David and Elizabeth Emanuel
LOS ANGELES, CA - March 3, 1984: Jane Seymour the English actress, who at the time was starring in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, poses with her children and David and Elizabeth Emanuel, in a dress designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, Welsh fashion designers who are best known for having designed (along with his then wife Elizabeth Emanuel) the wedding dress worn by Diana, Princess of Wales, at her marriage in 1981. March 3, 1984 , Los Angeles, California Jane Seymour with her children and the Emanuel's . ( Photo by Paul Harris/Getty Images )
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Kate Middleton had no interest in fame and all she ever wanted was 'a quiet life in the countryside', a friend has claimed.
The Duchess of Cambridge, who turns 40 this week, has become one of the most famous women in the world since marrying Prince William. But she had no interest in fame or a 'big job' and hoped for a quiet life growing up, according to a close pal.
Instead, of the glitz and glam of royal life, Kate- who splits her time between Anmer Hall in Norfolk and Kensington Palace in central London - just hoped for a life similar the way she grew up in rural Berkshire.
Writing in the Sun on Sunday, royal correspondent Emily Andrews claims a family friend of the royal once told her: 'All Catherine ever wanted was a house in the countryside, loads of kids, dogs and an AGA. She wasn't interested in having a big job or becoming famous.
'Family life is incredibly important to her, and motherhood has been the making of her. Now that she feels she's achieved that, there's time to turn to her public role and what she wants to achieve there.'
And despite being thought of as one of the most glamourous women in the world, Kate is also conscious of her appearance.
Recalling a meeting with the Duchess shortly after she gave birth to Princess Charlotte in 2015, Ms Andrews revealed she complimented Kate on her new hairstyle - to which she replied: ' Are you sure it suits me? You don't think it looks too mumsy? I was a bit worried…'
*YAH RIGHT KATE!!!!(THE JAIL BATE!!!!)
*ALL SHE HAS EVER LU-LOO-LOO-LOO-WANTED IS TO TRY&BURY WHO I,EVER -ETERNALLY AM,
Kate and William – who on Friday unveiled a photograph of themselves on the way to last year’s James Bond premiere to coincide with New Year’s Eve – missed out on the traditional Royal Family Christmas celebrations after the Queen was forced to cancel her plans to host the festivities at Sandringham.
Due to fears of the Omicron Covid variant, a smaller lunch was held at Windsor Castle while the Cambridges hosted Kate’s family at Anmer Hall, their country retreat on the Sandringham estate
A source told Mail on Sunday: ‘There are likely to be low-key celebrations for the Duchess. She didn’t want anything flashy anyway – that’s not exactly her thing – but particularly given the current climate anything is likely to be scaled down.’
It come as her former private secretary, Rebecca Priestley (nee Deacon), who worked for the duchess for seven years, told the Daily Mail how newlyweds William and Kate approached the daunting task of a life committed to public service together as if it was a 'blank piece of paper'.
All three were in Anglesey in 2011, where the couple had chosen to spend their first years of married life while William worked as an RAF Search and Rescue pilot.
Rebecca says of their conversation: 'I said: 'Right, what next? You have the philanthropic world at your feet. There are so many directions you can go in terms of causes you can get involved in.'
'Catherine [as William prefers her to be known] had clearly put a lot of thought into it and made very clear that, for her, it was about listening and learning.'
For his part, William had impressed on his bride the need for them to take their time.
"HAD A LITTLE PIZZA PARTY"
Michelle Li, a Korean-American news anchor in St. Louis, drew shock nationwide this weekend, after sharing a voicemail from a viewer in which the woman complains that Li was “being very Asian” during her broadcast on New Year’s Day.
“This evening, your Asian anchor mentioned something about being Asian, and Asian people eat dumplings on New Year’s Day and [I] kind of take offense to that,” the woman starts out. “Because what if one of your White anchors said, ‘Well, white people eat this on New Year’s Day?'”
She continued: “I don’t think it was appropriate that she said that and, she was being very Asian and…I don’t know. She can keep her Korean to herself, alright? Sorry, was annoying.
”Li posted a video of herself listening to the message, which you can hear in full in the video below. Li did not react in a large way but simply sipped her drink as she listened.
The viewer also asserted that if a white person had said something similar, they would be fired.
Li did note on Twitter that she would “love to say something back.” On Instagram, she bit back a little harder, though, joking in the caption that “We should all be given the chance to bring our full humanity to the table.”
Li has since changed both her Twitter and Instagram bios to read “VERY ASIAN.”
*"ugly horny piece of asian crap,i really know that,iam being"












































































































































































































































































































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