Fldisneyfamily4321
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My daughter was to young for the last one but we are definitely watching this one together .. there is always something sweet about watching a new princess!
We Americans are complicated like that.Have no plans to watch. To each their own but I have never understood why this would interest any American. British I can kind of understand but not Americans.
We Americans are complicated like that.
I think we can appreciate the majesty of it all while simultaneously loving our independence from the monarchy.
Same here - don’t care about it at allNot at all interested.
I apparently live under a rock - when is it? I imagine there will be ample news coverage so practically everyone on the planet will see at least some of it. I’ve got no plans to watch it live, or in its entirety but I would like to see the dress.
I never even heard of her before the engagement. I just figure he deserves a chance to choose his partner and assume he wasn't corralled into a loveless match the way his parents were. I wish them all the best.I watched Princess Diana get married when I was a little girl, and excitedly watched Will and Catherine's wedding with my own little girls.
But I won't be watching this time. I'm not at all a fan of Meghan Markle's.
Andrew and Sarah Fergason had a love match - a very public and passionate one as I remember. It didn’t work out any better than Charles and Diana. Ann is also divorced but Edward and Sophie seem to be going along fine.I never even heard of her before the engagement. I just figure he deserves a chance to choose his partner and assume he wasn't corralled into a loveless match the way his parents were. I wish them all the best.
Sure, but it seems so much worse when they have been corralled into it.Andrew and Sarah Fergason had a love match - a very public and passionate one as I remember. It didn’t work out any better than Charles and Diana. Ann is also divorced but Edward and Sophie seem to be going along fine.
I think marriages, whether “corralled” or freely chosen, are precarious and fail all too often.
Andrew and Sarah Fergason had a love match - a very public and passionate one as I remember. It didn’t work out any better than Charles and Diana. Ann is also divorced but Edward and Sophie seem to be going along fine.
I think marriages, whether “corralled” or freely chosen, are precarious and fail all too often.
My daughter was to young for the last one but we are definitely watching this one together .. there is always something sweet about watching a new princess!
I won't be watching, I don't believe in the idea of 'royalty'. It will be hard to avoid news coverage however. I think they seem like a nice couple and hope they succeed at marriage.
I believe Andrew and Sarah are still living together.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2401660/Prince-Andrew-Sarah--Duchess-York-reunite.html
My understanding is that she will NOT become a princess.