Autumn Kelly leaves nothing to chance ahead of Wedding
minute tweaks are being made to the marquee on the lawns at Frogmore House, and the Chablis Premier Cru Fourchaume 2006 is on ice.
Every little detail is being attended to, but then ambitious Autumn Kelly was never going to leave anything to chance when she walked down the aisle with the Queen’s favourite grandson, Peter Phillips.
It is a determination that has taken this charming, working-class girl from a suburban backwater of Canada to the heart of the British Royal Family and proved that nowadays, class, breeding and lack of a title (Kate Middleton, take note) are no barrier to joining the Windsor clan.
Seasoned observers have pointed out that, unlike other royal girlfriends - from the then Sophie Rhys-Jones right up to Kate Middleton and Chelsy Davy - Autumn has, until this week, enjoyed a seamless introduction to royal life.
So, can anything cast even the smallest shadow over next Saturday’s long-awaited nuptials?
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May 12th, 2008 04:38
dont judged the royal gf’s maybe its just a gossip. like this one, it seems like.
May 12th, 2008 06:28
This is just typical for the press. First they root for “commoners” to marry into the RF and when they do (or are about to do so) they are accused of golddigging and social climbing. It’s really ridiculous. The same happened with Sophie and Kate, now it’s Autumn’s turn.
May 12th, 2008 07:10
I agree Trixie. It’s a win/lose situation for any commoner when joining the Royals. The press think it’s fantastic that normal person could join the Royals at the beginning but then they try to start digging dirt. I don’t know why they don’t leave these girls alone.