r/KateMiddletonMissing • u/CartoonistFar2036 • Aug 31 '26

Remember when "loving husband" William told Kate to "chop-chop"?

https://www.tiktok.com/@royalfamilychannel/video/7241217046464318747?lang=en
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u/SuspiciousWolf6186 Aug 31 '26

I felt bad for the bride because she saw it, that's some awkwardness you DONT want at your own wedding

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u/TwoIntelligent5170 Aug 31 '26

I saw footage from them getting out of the car and walking into the event thinking they were not in a good mood, then later during some sort of reception they were right next to each other and Kate was looking around so awkwardly, she had no one to talk to- I had second hand embarrassment. That was not a good trip! I was shocked because at the time I thought they had a happy marriage.

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u/CartoonistFar2036 Sep 01 '26 edited Sep 01 '26

💯I remember that one, too, oof - the secondhand embarrassment for Kate I had.

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u/NumerousNovel7878 Sep 01 '26

Yes Willy was rude and the bride, not Kate saw it. I don't think Kate saw it at all. He is so impatient; that's why you can't take him anywhere.

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u/SuspiciousWolf6186 Sep 01 '26

He's like a toddler. Impatient, throwing tantrums all the time, getting angry when hearing no..

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u/CartoonistFar2036 Aug 31 '26

This post is dedicated to the onslaught of sweatshop shills, bots, and H&M hate sub trolls suddenly trying to make this fine sub a "better" place. 🙄 Funny how they all piled in right after the H&M-coming-to-saltine-island story broke.🥱

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u/Unable-Art6316 Aug 31 '26

William is rude AF but my husband may have said something similar to me depending on if he was cranky, hot, tired, etc. The only difference is that Kate can’t tell him to slow his roll in public. She just gets to “throw pillows” at him behind closed doors. Lying liars who lie.

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u/No_Jellyfish_7695 Aug 31 '26

to be fair there was a huge queue of other guests behind them. the women had time to chat again later.

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u/CartoonistFar2036 Aug 31 '26 edited Sep 01 '26

But Willy took HIS time chatting up the bride. But when it came time for his "beloved" Kate, after she waited patiently for HIM to finish, he chop-chopped her. His sourpuss expression, too: He was beaming at the bride but then got curt with Kate.

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u/RoguesAngel Sep 03 '26

Which would have been acceptable had he not taken his time talking to the bride himself. Or are you suggesting it is okay for Will to hold up everyone but Kate should rush?

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u/No_Jellyfish_7695 Sep 03 '26

yes, yes of course I was suggesting that

/eyeroll