π«βοΈ Kate Middleton’s Autograph: The Forbidden Fruit for Kids π°π
TL;DR: Kids at the Chelsea Flower Show were left a bit let down when Kate Middleton, our beloved Duchess of Cambridge, declined to sign their bug and beetle sketches πππ¦. The reason? Royal protocol forbids it to avoid any risks of forgery. But don’t fret – she didn’t leave them empty-handed. Instead, she swapped the royal quill for a doodle session, drawing pictures of bugs alongside the children. Other quirky royal rules also emerged during the conversation, such as the famous garlic ban at royal meals π½οΈπ«π§.
On a typical sunny day at the Chelsea Flower Show in London, some schoolkids got the chance to spend time with Kate Middleton. They were hoping for a royal autograph to brand their bug and beetle sketches π. Alas, the Duchess had to let them down gently. βI canβt write my name,β she reportedly said, βbut I can draw.β π¨ It seems like an unusual rule, but what’s royalty without a bit of intrigue?
So why the ban on autographs? Well, there’s always the risk of forgery. It’s not just Kate, Prince William, and Prince Harry that have to abide by this rule. Even the late Queen Elizabeth II wasn’t exempt. π± Now thatβs a quirky royal rule, isnβt it? π°
And it seems that unusual rules are not just confined to autographs. Imagine having your meal and realising… wait… there’s no garlic? π½οΈπ«π§! Apparently, it’s a longstanding royal rule. Royals avoid garlic to keep their breath fresh for official speaking engagements, as confirmed by Duchess Camilla during a 2018 appearance on βMasterChef Australia.β So, no vampire-slaying breath for our Royals. π§ββοΈ
And donβt get me started on the fashion directives. Queen Elizabeth reportedly wasnβt a fan of wedge heels or bright nail polish and expected the royal women to don nude tights with their dresses and skirts. However, whether these were her personal preferences or established royal protocol remains a bit of a mystery. So, was Middletonβs recent crimson-colored manicure a royal no-no or just a spicy break from the norm? π π₯
Despite these peculiar rules, Middleton seems to relish her role. When asked about her life as a princess by one of the children, she responded, βYou have to work hardβ¦ But you know the best thing about it is meeting kiddies like you.β Now thatβs a pretty sweet deal, donβt you think? πΈππ¦π§
So, next time you think about the royals, remember it’s not all glitz and glamour. There are peculiar rules and more than a few scribble-free autograph sheets. But hey, who needs an autograph when you can have an original bug doodle by the Duchess herself, right? πΌοΈπ
Do these restrictions seem fair to you? Does the risk of forgery or stinky breath outweigh the desire for personal freedom? And what other quirks might lurk behind palace doors? π€π° Let’s discuss!
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