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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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A French glossy magazine (Hello equvilient) is about to produce topless photos of the Princess of Wales. The photos were taken via a (very) long zoom lens. Has their right to privacy been breached as the Palace has claimed this morning? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Understand what your saying but in all honesty, people in their position know that flapping about nude or semi nude is going to attract this type of attention. Yes would be a perfect world if we could all do as we with but life isnt like that particularly people in their position so while I agree its a poor show on the photographers part, they also have responsibility in how they conduct themselves... |
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By *xodussxMan
over a year ago
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Since am in paris I will get a copy of the mag and see what it is about. I've been listening to the editor of that magazine on the radio earlier. She sound like a kid in a sweet shop and quiet full of herself.
Royal or not we all got the right for our privacy....even on fab
But the less the press talk about it in uk the better it will be |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A French glossy magazine (Hello equvilient) is about to produce topless photos of the Princess of Wales. The photos were taken via a (very) long zoom lens. Has their right to privacy been breached as the Palace has claimed this morning?"
Of course it bloody well has 
Wouldn't you be upet if someone took a photo of you in your garden (without your knowledge or consent) and then published it around the world ?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A French glossy magazine (Hello equvilient) is about to produce topless photos of the Princess of Wales. The photos were taken via a (very) long zoom lens. Has their right to privacy been breached as the Palace has claimed this morning?
Of course it bloody well has
Wouldn't you be upet if someone took a photo of you in your garden (without your knowledge or consent) and then published it around the world ? "
Only if it made my cock look small!  |
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By *empnbunkCouple
over a year ago
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Is really crime of the century for the future queen to go topless in private ...she is a young sexy woman ,as for the pics ...who really cares..my advice would be to shrug it off and forget about it ..
As for the photographer i'm quite sure it wouldnt be too hard to make him/her disappear |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I think it's a bit daft for any famous person to go anywhere outdoors semi naked with the risk of paparazzi idiots hiding ready to take pics. However poor Harry was indoors so....
The whole celebrity thing as got out of hand, they deserve their privacy same as anyone. 
The magazine shouldn't have printed the pics. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A French glossy magazine (Hello equvilient) is about to produce topless photos of the Princess of Wales. The photos were taken via a (very) long zoom lens. Has their right to privacy been breached as the Palace has claimed this morning?
Of course it bloody well has
Wouldn't you be upet if someone took a photo of you in your garden (without your knowledge or consent) and then published it around the world ? "
The point is, I am not in the public eye so no one would be interested. They know their every move is watched soooo |
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