Pippa Middleton Scandal

Pippa Middleton Scandal

Philippa Charlotte “Pippa” Middleton (born 6 September 1983) is the only sister of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. A party organiser, she is well known because of her sister and through the reporting of society news. On 29 April 2011, she was the maid of honour at her sister’s Royal wedding, which she helped to organise. Her role in the televised wedding resulted in widespread media coverage and public admiration for her dress and appearance

Now the world has some idea what Pippa Middleton’s form-fitting royal wedding gown was hiding.
A photo has emerged of Middleton wearing a bra and a skirt while dancing with a man wearing only boxers.
It’s unclear when the photo was taken.


Middleton isn’t the only one in her family who has had a photo scandal. Semi-nude photos of her brother James also have appeared.
After Pippa Middleton appeared last week at her sister Kate’s wedding to Prince William in the white gown, mesmerizing the male half of the 2 billion people watching around the world, social networking sites immediately went wild for her.

Prince William And Kate Middleton Royal Wedding In Indian Style

Prince William And Kate Middleton Royal Wedding In Indian Style

Prince William And Kate Middleton Royal Wedding In Indian Style photoshoped picture.

The Best and Worst Outfits for the Royal Wedding

The Best and Worst Outfits for the Royal Wedding

Turmoil and madness around the royal wedding is finally over. After months of trying to guess at what will be the royal bride Kate Middleton brought a solemn vow in the dress from Alexander McQueen. We suggest you look at the best and worst outfits for the royal wedding! Elegant ensemble of Victoria Beckham and her dress Philippa Middleton of the Alexander McQueen - you see them, and much more!

Evolution of the Royal Wedding Dress

Evolution of the Royal Wedding Dress

These Historic Gowns Weren't Just Fashion Statements
Royal Wedding Dress as Symbol
Until Friday morning, probably the biggest mystery surrounding the latest British royal wedding was who designed Kate Middleton's wedding dress.

But when the future Queen Elizabeth II (pictured) walked down the aisle in London's Westminster Abbey in 1947, her wedding dress was more than a fashion statement: It represented the hopes of a nation, according to royal wedding gown curator Joanna Marschner.

With food and clothing still being rationed in postwar Britain, royal dressmaker Norman Hartnell sought to convey a message of national renewal, instead of focusing on opulent materials. He did this in part by embroidering the gown with garlands of spring flowers.

"It is a dress with a message for that particular moment in time," said Marschner, of Historic Royal Palaces, an independent charity that acts as caretaker for five British royal buildings.

"I think you can say that about all the royal wedding dresses—they have become amazing documents that can say a lot about the year when they were worn."

Prince William and Kate Balcony Kisses

Prince William and Kate Balcony Kisses

 If you looked away from the screen for a moment, you probably missed it. It was a quick smooch. Kate turned to her groom, said something with a smile, and the prince reached over, rather hurriedly, and gave her a very quick kiss.

Prince William and Kate Middleton Brand-New Portrait

Prince William and Kate Middleton Brand-New Portrait

Just hours before their big day, a beautiful, new black and white portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton has been released.

Taken by famed photographer Mario Testino, the image shows the couple casually dressed in similar matching white shirts and grinning from ear-to-ear as they get ready to walk down the aisle.

The picture is featured in William and Kate’s wedding program, which was released on Thursday and includes the following message from the soon-to-be married duo.

Royal Wedding highlights best 20 moments

Royal Wedding highlights best 20 moments

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been named husband and wife by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Abbey.

Here are the top 20 moments from the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on Friday. See our live blog for continued coverage.

• Clarence House announced Prince William and his bride would leave Westminster Abbey in the same open topped horse-drawn carriage used by the Prince and Princess of Wales on their wedding day in 1981 – meaning that come rain or shine, crowds would be able to clearly see the married couple.

• The Queen gave the Royal couple the titles of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, also naming her grandson Earl of Strathearn and Baron Carrickfergus, titles his bride would also inherit after the ceremony.

• As crowds gathered in Westminster, the crew of the International Space Station broadcast pre-recorded greetings to the Royal couple, from hundreds of miles above the surface of the Earth

• The Archbishop of Canterbury promised the ceremony would be “very special” to the bride and groom, adding that they seemed to him a “deeply sensible” and “realistic” couple.

Kate and william wedding pictures

Kate and william wedding pictures

Prince drives his new bride away from the Palace in a vintage Aston after balcony kiss thrills the crowds
* William tells Kate 'You look beautiful' as she arrives at the altar
* He jokes with Kate's father 'we're supposed to have just a small family affair'
* Two BILLION people watch couple tie the knot
* 5,000 royals enthusiasts camped out overnight at The Mall
* Prince struggles to get ring on Kate's finger
* One million well-wishers line the streets to catch a glimpse of the couple
* Prince William takes the title Duke of Cambridge and Kate becomes Duchess

After a kiss that thrilled the nation, Prince William drove full throttle into the nation's affections as he took his new wife on an unexpected drive to Clarence House.
They left their Buckingham Palace reception in Prince Charles's open-top Aston Martin with 'Just wed' on the number plate.
It was the fitting climax to what had already been a remarkable day - and it was the common touch his mother Diana would have been proud of.
As the crowds roared, the couple emerged in the 38-year-old classic car with a yellow RAF rescue helicopter flying overhead.
The vehicle had been given to Charles as a gift when he turned 21. The couple drove round the front of the Palace before returning to the private reception.
They emerged from the Palace two hours after stepping out on the balcony and marked their marriage with their first public kiss.
But the first public embrace of William and his bride Catherine was so fleeting that you would have missed it if you had blinked.

Kate Middleton Pictures Gallery

Kate Middleton Pictures Gallery

Royal insiders have called Kate Middleton, with her grace and sporty elegance, "a natural" as Prince William's princess bride-to-be.
The captivating brunette may not come from royalty, but she does have good breeding – her father is a self-made millionaire and she attended the prestigious and pricey private boarding school Marlborough College. After excelling at field hockey and cross-country running, Middleton studied art history at University of St. Andrews in Scotland, where she took William off the market in 2002.

After an eight-year fairy tale romance, William proposed to Middleton with his late mother's engagement ring. The couple plans to wed in London on April 29, 2011.

Princess Diana's Most Iconic Style Moments

Princess Diana's Most Iconic Style Moments

Princess Diana's Most Iconic Style Moments
It was the LBD worth a thousand words—in 1994, just as a documentary regarding her husband's infidelities was airing, a lithe and leggy Princess Diana strolled into a Serpentine Gallery benefit wearing a figure-hugging ruched minidress from Greek designer Christina Stambolian. The next day, every front page was devoted not to the Prince of Wales's televised confession, but to images of the glowing, confident 32-year-old Diana. Ever mindful of the power of fashion, three years later she auctioned off 79 of her favorite gowns at a Christie's auction that raised $6 million for AIDS and breast cancer charities.

The royal wedding on TV

The royal wedding on TV

TV coverage of the wedding

Even the staid Weather Channel isn't immune from royal wedding fever.

Starting Monday, the latest forecasts and weather from London will be closely tracked. Al Roker will anchor "Wake Up With Al" from London, and The Weather Channel will take viewers on a trip to the royal couple's new home, the North Wales island of Anglesey.

The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton takes place Friday at 11 a.m. British Standard Time, which is 6 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time.

Scots Guard removed from Royal Wedding

Scots Guard removed from Royal Wedding

Scots Guard removed from Royal Wedding duty for making vile slurs against Kate Middleton
Bearskin, 18, called her 'posh b****' and 'stuck-up cow' on Facebook after perceived snub
Said he fantasised about shooting Jews while on duty
Described London as a 'Paki holding cell'
A Palace guard has been banned from the Royal Wedding parade for making vicious online rants about Kate Middleton after she apparently 'snubbed' him.
Scots Guardsman Cameron Reilly, 18, also said he had 'attacked a black man' while on leave in his home town of East Kilbride near Glasgow and fantasised about shooting Jews while on duty.
He called Miss Middleton, who is due to marry Prince William at Westminster Abbey on Friday, a 'stuck-up cow', adding: 'Who really gives a f*** about her?'
On his Facebook page, Reilly wrote how he felt insulted by Kate when she and Prince William drove past him last month.

Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Planner

Prince William and Kate Middleton Wedding Planner

Where to watch and where to party: Your very own Wills and Kate wedding planner
With an estimated 1.5 million Royal Wedding watchers expected to converge on London on Friday, not everyone will be able to find a space along the route.
The best spots will fill by dawn, or even the night before – thousands of people are due to camp out. Good vantage points include the steps under the Duke of York Column in Carlton House Terrace and the pavements by Admiralty Arch.
Much of the crowd is expected to head instead for Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square, where giant screens will show live coverage of the ceremony. A 196ft-high ‘London Eye-style’ observation wheel has been erected in the park, which can be ridden from 7am on the day.
Both venues promise a carnival atmosphere, with food and drinks stalls, including licensed bars, to keep the ‘extended wedding guests’ refreshed.
Other places where big screens will be erected include Clapham Common, which is turning into a campsite the night before, Southbank Centre Square and Battersea High Street, where there will be a huge street party with food stalls.

Stylish brides through history

Stylish brides through history

From Elizabeth Taylor, to Mia Farrow, Audrey Hepburn and Grace Kelly - we've rounded up the most stylish brides of all time. Find out who made the biggest fashion statement as they walked down the aisle...

Elizabeth Taylor's first marriage to Richard Burton in 1964.

Elizabeth wore a chiffon gown in daffodil yellow, finishing the look with an emerald and diamond brooch presented to her by her husband. In her hair, she wore lilies of the valley and white hyacinths.

Royal wedding timetable: from opening of Westminster Abbey doors to RAF fly-past

Royal wedding timetable: from opening of Westminster Abbey doors to RAF fly-past

Here is our guide to the key timings, events and everything else you need to know about the Royal Wedding day on April 29 2011.
Between 0815 and 0945: The vast majority of the 1,900 guests will arrive at the Great North Door of Westminster Abbey ahead of the 11am service.

From 0950: Governors-general and prime ministers of realm countries, the Diplomatic Corps, and other distinguished guests arrive at the Abbey.

Helpful guides:

* How to travel to the Royal wedding
* Royal Wedding: where to watch, celebrate and stay in London
* Royal wedding parties and events across the UK
* How to watch the Royal wedding on television

1010: Prince William and his best man Prince Harry leave Clarence House in a Bentley for Westminster Abbey, arriving five minutes later. The route between Buckingham Palace and the Abbey goes by The Mall, Horse Guards Road, Horse Guards Parade, through Horse Guards Arch, Whitehall, Parliament Square (the south side) and Broad Sanctuary.

Royal wedding: seating plan reveals intimate ceremony

Royal wedding: seating plan reveals intimate ceremony

The eyes of the world will be on Prince William and Kate Middleton on Friday, but the layout of Westminster Abbey will ensure an intimate feel for the moment they make their vows.
A seating plan released ahead of the royal wedding ceremony has revealed that only the couple's nearest and dearest will be able to witness the wedding ceremony for themselves.

More than 1,000 of those in the Abbey will have to rely upon video screens to follow the service.

Prince William and Kate Middleton chose the Abbey for its intimacy despite its size, as well as its 1,000-year Royal history and majestic beauty.

About 1,000 people will sit in the section of the Abbey in front of the Quire, a partition in the building which restricts the view of the altar to anyone behind it, giving it the feel of a large parish church.
One tradition Prince William and Miss Middleton appear to have eschewed is having a bride's side and a groom's side.

Members of the Spencer family, relatives of Prince William's mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, will sit next to the Middletons. Friends of the Middleton family will sit on the other side of the Abbey away from the Royal Family.

The Queen and other members of the Royal Family will sit in the North Lantern across the aisle from the Middleton family, who will be in the South Lantern. They will be the closest to the Sanctuary, where William and Miss Middleton will stand.

Royal wedding promotional products

Royal wedding promotional products

Royal wedding promotional products from steak, pizza to beer, whisky, condoms, movies and toys etc.
A souvenir box of condoms for the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is pictured in London. A company has made souvenir condoms that urge lovers to "lie back and think of England". Crown Jewels Condoms of Distinction is producing special celebration packs that bear the slogan: "Like a royal wedding, intercourse with a loved one is an unforgettable occasion".

Queen's formal consent for marriage

Queen's formal consent for marriage

Signed, sealed, delivered: Queen's formal consent for marriage of 'beloved' William and 'trusty' Kate is unveiled
The Queen's historic formal consent to Prince William's forthcoming marriage to Kate Middleton was unveiled today.

Under the Great Seal of the Realm, she signed an elaborate notice of approval which proclaimed, in transcribed calligraphy, consent to the union of 'Our Most Dearly Beloved Grandson Prince William Arthur Philip Louis of Wales, K.G. and Our Trusty and Well-beloved Catherine Elizabeth Middleton'.

Tied to the bottom of the approval by gold braiding is a large red wax Great Seal of the Realm.

William had to ask his grandmother's consent to marry because of a law dating from the 18th century.

Prince William takes Kate Middleton to grave of Diana, Princess of Wales

Prince William takes Kate Middleton to grave of Diana, Princess of Wales

Prince William has taken Kate Middleton on an emotional visit to his mother’s grave just days ahead of their wedding. 

The pair are believed to have made the journey to the ancestral home of Diana, Princess of Wales, in Althorp, Northants, this month and held hands as they lay flowers in her memory.

The Prince has spoken openly of his desire to share his wedding day with his mother and knows how much it would have meant to her.

A royal source said: “It was very important for William to take Kate to visit his mum just before their wedding day.

“Diana is still a huge part of her boys’ everyday life and always will be.

Royal Wedding Mobile Phone

Royal Wedding Mobile Phone

Alcatel has launched a customised mobile phone to celebrate the Royal wedding.
The front of the phone is decorated with a union flag, while the back is red and marked with a C and a W and the date of the wedding.

The special edition Alcatel One Touch handset also has wallpaper featuring a picture of Prince William and Kate Middleton and the ringtone plays Mendelssohn’s Wedding March.

The phone will cost £14.95 from The Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy on a pay as you go plan.

Mark Eastham, commercial director for The Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy, said: “We are delighted to offer this fun, limited edition Royal wedding-themed phone to our customers. It’s great to offer a product which really taps into the national spirit over the coming months and is still an affordable option for customers.”

The celebratory phone is not the only Royal wedding-related technology to have emerged over the last few days. In addition to numerous mobile apps offering Royal wedding countdowns and news, electrical firm GE has announced a William and Kate “commemorative fridge”.