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"Topless photos of Kate draw deep royal dismay"
Today CBS News
reports -- (AP) PARIS — Photos apparently of Prince William's wife, Kate,
sunbathing topless in the south of France were published in a French magazine
Friday, and an aide to the royal couple said they were "hugely
saddened" to learn about the images.
Today CBS News
reports -- (AP) PARIS — Photos apparently of Prince William's wife, Kate,
sunbathing topless in the south of France were published in a French magazine
Friday, and an aide to the royal couple said they were "hugely
saddened" to learn about the images.
The
royal family said it was considering legal action for a "grotesque and
totally unjustifiable" invasion of privacy in the same country where
William's mother died while fleeing paparazzi.
The
photos in Closer, a magazine that's among a newly popular French genre of
gossip tabloids, were blurry and shot from a distance. The publication
claimed they were taken on a guesthouse terrace in France where the couple
vacationed this month.
They
represent the first significant press challenge for Kate and William, whose
mother Princess Diana died in a Paris car crash while being chased by
photographers. Royal officials, who demanded anonymity in line with palace
policy, condemned the decision to publish the images.
Food for thought: This came after Kate and William
visited the Kranji Commonwealth War Crematory located in Kranji, Singapore
and is the final resting place for Allied soldiers who perished during Battle
of Singapore, during World War II.
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| Kate with a parasol, touring graves with William at Kranji Commonwealth War Crematory. The couple take a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made during the Second World War. Image courtesy of Rebecca English from the Daily Mail. |
Wow, this is truly amazing Syneeda, which proves that no person has privacy from the media. One minute Kate and William are joyfully playing around naked on a terrace and the next, they are walking over the remains of the sacrificed souls who lost their lives for Great Britain's freedom. Let us not forget the lives of the countless American soldiers and sailors, both black and white. Their complete body count is still being counted.
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