Queen Elizabeth catching regular scheduled public trains out of King's Lynn station after her winter stay in Sandringham with minimal fuss and a single protection officer nearby rather than a heavy blockade.
@freedom_007__ The very first time Tom Cruise held Princess Catherine's hand was on May 19, 2022, at the world premiere of Top Gun: Maverick in London's Leicester Square.
@freedom_007__ In another life or in another context, this man would fight battles on a battlefield for Princess Catherine. And it’s clear to see that it’s a mature love. This man isn’t just infatuated like a schoolboy, I am 100% convinced that he truly loves her.
This photo was taken in Jamaica during the September 2011 wedding weekend and beach celebrations for Meghan Markle and her first husband, Trevor Engelson.
Harry, you fool...
A pair of binoculars at a polo match? A curious choice, considering the horses are right in front of you. Some things are best viewed from the shadows... but what exactly was hiding in plain sight? 🏇⁉️
@SabirahLohn The very first time Tom Cruise held Princess Catherine's hand was on May 19, 2022, at the world premiere of Top Gun: Maverick in London's Leicester Square. It's a tradition...clever Tom 😄🥰
@Canellelabelle The very first time Tom Cruise held Princess Catherine's hand was on May 19, 2022, at the world premiere of Top Gun: Maverick in London's Leicester Square.
@nolink29 Blocking public sidewalks, staging civilian disruptions, and manufacturing friction on camera? Classic setup behavior. When the goal isn’t actual protection, but manufacturing incidents to justify high-level security claims, you end up looking for trouble in broad daylight.
Remember when she used to carry her own bags like an ordinary person, before upgrading to private jets, titles, and personal lackeys paid to haul her bags?
Ah, the evolution of a "humanitarian." From carrying groceries to needing a helper just to lift a handbag.
@hrrysgreysuit Blocking public sidewalks, staging civilian disruptions, and manufacturing friction on camera? Classic setup behavior. When the goal isn’t actual protection, but manufacturing incidents to justify high-level security claims, you end up looking for trouble in broad daylight.
@MeghansMole Blocking public sidewalks, staging civilian disruptions, and manufacturing friction on camera? Classic setup behavior. When the goal isn’t actual protection, but manufacturing incidents to justify high-level security claims, you end up looking for trouble in broad daylight.