[The Grinch]

I can’t believe people are falling for the troll

[arista]

Originally Posted by Barry.

I can’t believe people are falling for the troll

No one is

[arista]

She is Not Missing


Fake News

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

This ain’t a dissertation. I don’t have to cite ****. Go on social media and see for yourself all the things people are saying.

Really ? do you take notice of peoples ramblings on social media ? plus rather cruel to make crap up about someone who is simply recouperating from an operation,I can't believe people actually buy into anything on social media.

[Zizu]

Not trending on TwitterX but this person makes a fair point about her being skeletal thin






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[bots]

she is a perfectly healthy weight, and they detailed exactly what caused the injury to her fingers

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I've definitely seen people speculating on social media.
Not sure how much they know about it.

I would hazard a guess they know as much as you or I.... in other words nothing apart from the fact that she has had surgery

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Not trending on TwitterX but this person makes a fair point about her being skeletal thin






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she is probably a size 8 which is hardly skeletal...alot of women are a size 8

[Yuki Maru Hoshi]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Really ? do you take notice of peoples ramblings on social media ? plus rather cruel to make crap up about someone who is simply recouperating from an operation,I can't believe people actually buy into anything on social media.

It's the royal women that have these kinds of things written about them. Meghan is no exception. I think some speculation is healthy, but Twitter is full of unhinged neurotics whose daily hobby is passing off fan fiction as insights. It's not worth getting worked up over, is all. At best, it's something to laugh at.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

she is a perfectly healthy weight, and they detailed exactly what caused the injury to her fingers

I beg to differ



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[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I beg to differ



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What Is Kate Middleton's Dress Size?

While Kate has never revealed it, multiple outlets have claimed she is a British size six, or an American size two, with a 22- 24-inch waistline.
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she looks perfectly healthy and has given birth to 3 children, you would be unable to carry a pregnancy if you were anorexic which seems to be the rabbit hole you have fallen down

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Maru

It's the royal women that have these kinds of things written about them. Meghan is no exception. I think some speculation is healthy, but Twitter is full of unhinged neurotics whose daily hobby is passing off fan fiction as insights. It's not worth getting worked up over, is all. At best, it's something to laugh at.

Great wording Maru

[thesheriff443]

She could of lost some weight due to her have abdominal issues

[jet]

For those envious of Kate’s slender, elegant figure (and glowingly healthy hair and skin) here is how she does it:

In the gym with Kate Middleton: all the (surprisingly normal) ways the royal stays in shape
From her diet to her workout routine - which, yep, includes a lot of sport!
BY JENNIFER SAVIN 25 JANUARY 2024

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/body...tness-routine/

[Candy Annie Cane]

Kate looks great. She is totally in proportion. You can tell when women are too thin for their frame as their heads look too big but Kate looks amazing.. One of my friends at work was a size 12-14 but then after her kids is now a size 6.. her body just totally changed after kids and I think Kates has too.

[bots]

i think we have all seen enough people with genuine eating disorders to know the difference between someone who has a problem and someone who doesn't

[Zizu]

I’d say she’s got a body dysmorphic disorder…. If she’s comfortable looking soo skinny .

I think it’s sending out a dreadful message to all the young , impressionable girls who are already under the kind of pressures no previous generation had be seen ..

It’s not too long ago our daughter went down this route but thankfully we acted quickly enough to keep her safe . There was one day where we took out to the local park to perk her up a little and she flopped to the floor exhausted half way around .. that was THE wake up call .

A while ago when our daughter was going out galavanting she had to have a slim figure , perfect hair and makeup, flat stomach , perfect eyebrows .. the latest mobile .. designer clothes …..





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[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I’d say she’s got a body dysmorphic disorder…. If she’s comfortable looking soo skinny .

I think it’s sending out a dreadful message to all the young , impressionable girls who are already under the kind of pressures no previous generation had be seen ..

It’s not too long ago our daughter went down this route but thankfully we acted quickly enough to keep her safe . There was one day where we took out to the local park to perk her up a little and she flopped to the floor exhausted half way around .. that was THE wake up call .

A while ago when our daughter was going out galavanting she had to have a slim figure , perfect hair and makeup, flat stomach , perfect eyebrows .. the latest mobile .. designer clothes …..





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Or she's a naturally slim woman with 3 kids and a high profile role? Her hair, skin and eyes look healthy....no sign of any dysmorphia

Slim shaming is equally as bad as fat shaming

Some people are naturally slender and Kate appears to be one of them

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Or she's a naturally slim woman with 3 kids and a high profile role? Her hair, skin and eyes look healthy....no sign of any dysmorphia

Slim shaming is equally as bad as fat shaming

Some people are naturally slender and Kate appears to be one of them

Those arms are a dead giveaway

I think some are either too defensive ( or in denial).. yet I really , really like her … far more than any other royal ( Harry and maybe Megan aside )


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[Merry Mockmas]

Kate's weight looks perfectly fine to me.

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

She's always been on the slim side.

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Those arms are a dead giveaway

I think some are either too defensive ( or in denial).. yet I really , really like her … far more than any other royal ( Harry and maybe Megan aside )


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Her arms are toned though.....if she had an eating disorder she would have muscle wastage

I don't think I am in denial, I have seen first hand the devastation of eating disorders and I think Kate looks far too healthy to be in the grips of anything like that.

I have no allegiances to any royals, they are all just people to me

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Kate's weight looks perfectly fine to me.

She’s not got an ounce of fat on her .. that’s less than professional footballers ..

Look at the black dress photo .


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[user104658]

To be fair it is odd that they keep mentioning a miscellaneous "abdominal surgery" with no indication as to what it is, and certain eating disorders can lead to issues with the stomach lining and esophagus that often require urgent surgery.

Princess Diana suffered with bulimia. There are very clear pressures that come along with the Princess of Wales role.

[Rustic bauble]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Or she's a naturally slim woman with 3 kids and a high profile role? Her hair, skin and eyes look healthy....no sign of any dysmorphia

Slim shaming is equally as bad as fat shaming

Some people are naturally slender and Kate appears to be one of them

I totally agree Annie…