That's why it's best to make little changes to your lifestyle which barely go noticed . Like if you for e.g had an old banger car & people see you driving it all the time ,then one day it's a really flashy rolls Royce ,then people will probably twig LOL.

It's nobody's business really if you've won the lottery or not , unless you decide to tell them . But I personally believe in staying anonymous. Especially when people gossip & there's the risks aswell.

Even when people just treat themselves a little, nosey people still make comments like " ohh have you come into some money " :rolleyes: .

Not in any of those words. No-one has suggested anything of the sort.

Congrats to her for stating the blatantly-obvious. She could make a copious donation to the most-impoverished areas in Britain if she really wants to do her bit but I can accept that she was probably just responding to a question she was asked.

Ditto. Big-time gossipers ruin things for everyone and they’re everywhere. Unless you’re absolutely-sure that your group of buddies is unequivocally-composed of non-jealous introverts it’s best to at-most tell family and (if need-be) your best mate (if you have one) and leave it at that. People generally talk too-much to be trusted as far as someone winning the lottery goes. I wouldn’t take the risk if I wasn’t trying to be robbed or held to account financially for loads of people I barely know.

We need to agree to differ then. :wavey:

You show me where anyone has said that charities should lose out and I will agree with you. :shrug:

If i won the lottery I would not tell a single person

madness

I didn't say anyone had said it in those exact words.
I said "I guess some would rather" - which is an impression/an opinion.

How many of these people put something in the foodbox at the supermarket, its one thing being aware, its completely different doing something about it.

I don't know but you asked me about her raising awareness

Wasn't 'doors to manual' one of the big 'jokes' when Kate got engaged to Wills :skull:

Its not a bad thing to keep food banks in the news is it? alot of people are bogged down with their own problems now so I don't see it as a particularly bad thing, if she didn't go she would be accused of ignoring poor people, they can't win

No but as someone with all that money and media pull if she really cared she could use that to do more than raise awareness imo otherwise it does just come across a bit like lip service

Congrats :clap1:

Still don't see how you have come to that impression/opinion as I see nothing like that. I think most people on here are feeling the pinch of the cost of living crisis in some way and many will be doing what they can to help out and so I don't think anyone has intimated that charities should lose out because a Princess has promoted them. I would hope anyone who can help others in theses times are doing so and those that need help are getting it.

Anyway, as you said we can agree to differ.

That's right. The media poked fun at her mother for having once worked as an air stewardess.

One of the best days of my life tbh Cherie :')

The thing about Kate and Wills is not only did she go to a foodbank and give them much needed cash out of her own sky-rocket

but the whole area got a welcome filup of joy having been very sad about the Queen

what a trouper

https://images.bauerhosting.com/lega...ize=aspectfill

She does a lot more than pay lip service in many different areas.

Have a read and tell us what you think.

https://www.royal.uk/the-princess-of-wales

she didn't shout tory scum, out, out, out so she handled it quite well :love:

Oh and after the visit they also helped the local economy by visiting a number of pubs in the town and finished off at young farmers disco leaving at 2 am

The Prince showing signs of fatigue after a day of Royal Duties

https://pagesix.com/wp-content/uploa...rip=all&w=1024

That photo must be 20 years old ,they look like they're in the back of a police car .

:laugh:

William has hair which is a bit of a give away

:wavey: :thumbs: