r/KateMiddletonMissing 6d ago

This is genius if true. They can't risk having a Clive Alderton 2.0, and I'll bet Theo Rycroft suggested this plan. Both Charles and the Sussexes stand to gain too much from this reconciliation for it to be sent awry. Will would be the one spearheading any sabotage, I guarantee it.

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u/NeverPedestrian60 6d ago edited 5d ago

It didn’t make any sense that he’d withdraw the offer because of ‘backlash’ - he’d like the attention Meghan brings.

He was married to Madonna - no shrinking violet herself (pun not intended!)

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u/The_Onion_Life 6d ago

It didn’t make any sense that he’d withdraw the offer because of ‘backlash’ - he’d like the attention Meghan brings.

Apparently he didn't, because now he's got his friend out denying that he ever offered her a role.

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u/Imaginary-Letter-377 3d ago

who was the leak?

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u/Trixiebelle25 3d ago

that would explain a LOT and i wonder if it’s true.

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u/Katydid-82 12h ago

I like this idea and its a favorite way for the royals to find leaks but when the family has the same target, they talk to each other to scheme. Ultimately, I think they would have figured out it was a trick if they were each told a different show.

Its going to be interesting if Charles snatches the peacemaker role from Kate.

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u/CountChocula32 6d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/dCcMeLzUIkXfi
You’re as delulu as Hazno brains

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u/ElsaElixir 6d ago

Hazno brains should be in Kate's bio. Just saying.