Brainfield

I love working with a pen and watching justice play out

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

Rivers state in 60 seconds. I can't wait to add Portharcourt tourist beach and the ring road to update this video when both spots are unveiled in all their glory. Can't wait to see the picture @SimFubaraKSC will create out of #portharcourt

[Queen Esther @XOQueenEsther]

If Harry and Meghan are really as successful, influential and independent as they keep telling us they are, why are they so determined to keep the Royal Family connection front and centre?

If they built this incredible new life entirely on their own, why is “Prince Harry” still the headline?

Why is “Duchess of Sussex” still attached to everything?

Why do their titles sit front and centre on websites, invitations, bios, press releases and appearances?

Why is the royal connection still the selling point after years of telling us how awful the institution was?

And it’s not just Harry and Meghan Markle.

Their own fans seem incapable of separating them from the titles either. They don’t simply say Harry and Meghan. It’s Prince Harry. The Duke and Duchess. The Sussexes.

The very titles they supposedly don’t need.

Because surely, if you genuinely believe someone is successful and important in their own right, you should be able to talk about them without constantly reaching for the royal title.

And after everything Harry and Meghan have said about the Royal Family, I’d be embarrassed to keep leaning so heavily on the very institution and titles I had spent years attacking.

Yet here we are.

Which makes me wonder if they actually hate the Royal Family at all.

Maybe they hate that they aren’t William and Catherine.

Maybe what they really resent is not being at the centre of it.

Because if you truly wanted nothing to do with the institution, why work so hard to make sure everyone remembers you’re still part of it?

Food for thought.

[Michael A Youssef @MichaelAYoussef]

If you listen to Cain, he will tell you that righteous Abel was the problem.

If you listen to Potiphar’s wife, she will tell you that righteous Joseph was the wicked man.

If you listen to Pharaoh, he will tell you that Moses was an enemy of the state.

If you listen to Saul, he will tell you that loyal David was a traitor.

If you listen to Haman, he will convince you that Mordecai was a dangerous enemy.

If you listen to Ahab and Jezebel, they will tell you that Elijah, the prophet of God, was the troublemaker.

If you listen to the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, they will tell you that the sinless Jesus was a blasphemer.

If you listen to Judas Iscariot, he will find a way to justify betrayal.

If you listen to Pontius Pilate, he will wash his hands while Truth stands directly in front of him.

And if you listen to the world, do not be surprised when it calls righteousness evil and evil good.

My friends, listen carefully: a lie does NOT become Truth simply because it is repeated loudly, confidently, or by powerful people.

Be careful what you hear.
Be careful whom you believe.
Be careful whom you follow.

Test everything by the Word of God.

The world may condemn you for standing for Biblical Truth but the only verdict that ultimately matters is His!!!

Stand firm. Stand faithful. And above all, listen to Jesus.

[Mambo Italiano @mamboitaliano__]

In a world dominated by a distorted and distorting aesthetic, by homogenized faces and savage surgery

By tattoos, piercings, nose rings, blue bangs, sausage lips

By the “Kardashian face” of mortal boredom, where every influencer is a copy-paste of the one before her in the scroll

Where they all think they’re hot but are simply overdone, with ten thousand dollars of annual maintenance, like the façade of a country church

Here comes Catherine, Princess of Wales, with her breathtaking aesthetic 💜💎

She is not only, to me, the most beautiful Princess in the world

She is a symbol, a universal aesthetic

The last bastion of what feminine beauty has always been

The beauty the Greeks sculpted, the Renaissance painted, the Neoclassicists desired, the cameos reproduced

It is the eternal feminine

That womanly charm that lifts you upward and makes you understand that art, music, poetry and beauty share a common, higher matrix: inspiration

A magnificent Princess

The fortress of aesthetic integrity in the modern world ✨

[The British Prince @freedom_007__]

“OK honestly I am stunned by this. I lived in New York and New Yorkers don't care about celebrities or politicians. So I was really not expecting this warm welcome. To see NYC showing up for Prince William like this is truly humbling”

-- @Canellelabelle

#PrinceWilliam

[Terri O @terri0928]

This photograph is, without question, one of the most breathtaking images of a woman I have ever seen.

What you are looking at is not merely beauty of form. It's the quiet radiance of character - an inner grace that finds its way to the surface and holds the light.

Catherine, Princess of Wales is a national treasure. 🌹

[N.M.A @peculiarchichii]

My both kidneys failed at 31.

I went through Dialysis three times a week. I was dying slowly.

They put me on the transplant list and said I might not last. One night after dialysis I could not stand the pain. I shouted to God until I had no voice left:

The next test before transplant showed my kidneys working again.

No dialysis since. It's been four years and they still work.

The specialist said he had never seen such a thing.

I gave the rest of my life to God.

[Rick Blevins @RickBlevins_777]

How do you spell success?

[Queen Esther @XOQueenEsther]

The Character of Catherine, Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales has had her share of difficult moments in her life, but she has never let victimhood define her.

At 14, Catherine was unhappy at Downe House School. Reports of bullying and a difficult environment surrounded her time there, and her parents moved her to Marlborough College. She flourished there, becoming involved in sport, doing well academically and earning her Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Award.

But you rarely hear Catherine talk about that period of her life as something that defines her. She moved on.

Then came the press attention that accompanied her relationship with William.

It is easy to forget how young Catherine was. She was in her early twenties and was not a celebrity or a public figure accustomed to media attention. She was a private young woman whose relationship with the future King suddenly put her under intense scrutiny.

Photographers followed her, waited for her and pursued photographs of her private life. In 2007, William publicly asked the media to respect her privacy.

Catherine wanted that privacy. She wasn’t seeking publicity while complaining about the intrusion. She wasn’t staging photographs or turning her relationship into a media exercise. She simply wanted to live her life without being followed because of who she was dating.

Then she and William broke up.

Catherine was 25.

When journalist Camilla Tominey asked her about the relationship, Catherine replied:

“Listen, I haven’t ever commented about this relationship before. So, I don’t think I’m going to start now.”

She didn’t give interviews about the breakup. She didn’t publicly attack William or his family.

She kept the matter private.

In January 2024, Catherine underwent major abdominal surgery. She was later diagnosed with cancer and began preventative chemotherapy.

When she was forced to speak publicly about her diagnosis, she didn’t make herself the victim. She thanked people for their support and spoke about what the diagnosis meant for her family.

As she returned to public life, she continued supporting the cancer community, including through her work with the Royal Marsden, where she received treatment. She met patients, families and medical staff and used her position to draw attention to people facing cancer themselves.

Across these circumstances, Catherine has maintained a clear boundary between what belongs to the public and what belongs to her.

She has shown a preference for privacy over spectacle, moving forward over settling scores, and doing the job in front of her rather than continually revisiting what happened before.

That is particularly relevant to the role she is preparing to take on.

Living in the public eye requires being able to withstand scrutiny without becoming consumed by it. It requires knowing when to speak and when silence is wiser. It requires understanding that private pain doesn’t always need a public audience.

And for Catherine, family has remained at the centre of her life.

William may be the man Catherine eventually married.

The Crown may be the institution she will one day serve as Queen.

But neither created the woman she became.

The qualities were already there: the ability to move forward, the discretion, the resilience, the self-control and the willingness to begin again.

Most importantly, she has never allowed difficult chapters to become the whole story.

The title came later. The character came first.

Photo: The Royal Marsden

[The British Prince @freedom_007__]

The Princess Wales, the future queen, walked through Clapham Common after laying flowers and paying her respects following the death of Sarah Everard 💐🥹

True security relies on discretion and blending in, not flashy, Californian attention.

#PrincessCatherine

[KSTORIES TV @KDMSTV]

BLACK PANTHER STAR LETITIA WRIGHT SAYS JESUS CHRIST TRANSFORMED HER LIFE: “MY SOUL WAS DYING, AND HE SAVED ME”

[Mel Gibson @MelGibsonstory]

THIS SHOULD ENRAGE THE WORLD.

Christians are being killed in Nigeria for their faith. Churches attacked, families terrorized, believers kidnapped and murdered for refusing to abandon Jesus Christ.

Their lives matter. Their suffering matters.
Stand with persecuted Christians. 🙏

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

@Rising_america2 Is that woman looking at William instead of her husband or something?

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

@Rising_america2 Even from Nigeria I say A. Titles should be taken from them. Unfortunately, the throne isn't wise enough to severe ties with the enemy. Keep cuddling a viper

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

@DELAHAY69 @QueenTriaXo @historyrock_ You took the words right out of my mouth. People say the dumbest and most selfish things without any thought to those who really got hurt. It's the most selfish statement ever made

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

@lovewalesfamily If he wants to forgive a traitor, he is free to do so to his own detriment. If he cannot at his age see that his brother is his greatest enemy and he wants to fraternise with him, then he deserves whatever consequences he will get. Royalty shouldn't be synonyms to foolishness

[Salty Duchess 👸🏽 @duchess_salty]

96% of Brits support Prince William.

This headline is really going to annoy the Unsussexfuls 🤭🤣🤭🤣

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

@Norther07893550 @ShakeLS Even I can see that all the way from subsaharan Africa. These delusional fans keep thinking their fanaticism can confuse the rest of us. Imvictus needs Megan and Harry ke. Who you dey deceive?

[Northernbelle @Norther07893550]

@ShakeLS Sorry Ninja, 🤪😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 they've run out of ideas that didnt work, A listers have shunned them, even Oprah, so, home to papa with tail between legs. 👍

[Brainfield @Brainfield3]

@Summermoon49382 The twerps assumed they were powerful enough to stay relevant without the royal family while still hoping to benefit from royalty secretary. Pack of cards came crumbling as we knew it would. Laughing from Nigeria. Gullible black American fans look stupid now