I had to listen to it three or four times in a row because it was so filthy that my brain couldn’t process how deliciously petty the whole thing was.

Im still recovering from the drop last night lolol

Me neither! I just commented as such. It sounds like she is on a healing path though and she admitted quite a bit about herself (that she was basically a mean girl and insecure). I feel like the public has generally warmed up to her more and I think that was because of her book which maybe had more candid info on her.…

I never cared for Gabrielle Union for some reason and she confirmed what I suspected of her then; that she was mean (maybe that was known, I didn’t follow her she just had a vibe). I’m glad she’s on her healing journey. I like the show but I am wondering about the timing. I get this feeling some gossip or something is…

I think it’s weekly. I follow it on fb and the app just tells me when there is a new show. Heh.

But you really should watch it. I think she dropped some gems in there about herself that might resonate with you like they did with me!

It was fun while it lasted. I knew there would be too many white women that would find something to nitpick about Meghan and her wedding, and attempt to diminish her one way or another. I hope she is not naive and expected it, and she is enjoying her honeymoon.

Agreed. They are only remotely the same if your version of same is “simple white dress with sleeves” but the neck doesn’t match (Elizabeth’s looks more off-the-shoulder than boatneck) and the cut of skirt isn’t even similar at all (Meghan’s is basically a loose mermaid and the other is straight up princess).

The wickstead version of the dress has pleats and makes the models boobs look dumpy so I’d say not the same dress. Also I feel like maybe I’m the only one left in the world who doesn’t think an item of clothes has to be skin tight to fit well. That dress looked great on the MM and fabric is allowed to move in my world.

That does not look like the same dress. Just the same basic style of dress.

You can’t really directly compare the two dresses, they were totally different styles, and people will have personal preferences about style that will affect their assessment of the dresses. Meghan’s dress looked comfortable and relaxed while still being really refined. Kate looked like she was cinched into that dress…

HARD disagree.

I am SURE someone has written an exhaustive hyper detailed breakdown of her gown down to which trees the silkworms that made the silk ate, but a quick look at the gown shows a likely un-stretchy duchesse type silk satin (no stretch), a portrait neckline, and with a sleeve length that is AFAIK dictated by…

On the flip, I wholeheartedly support this initiative where racists are voluntarily self-identifying.

THIS! Why does everyone need to pit them against each other. Can’t they just be two different women, with different styles, different personalities, different life experiences, and different roles and future roles in the royal family? They should just be appreciated as individuals, not compared like pieces of produce…

The dress was neither too tight, nor too loose. And she looked comfortable and happy. Not everyone enjoys feeling strapped into their clothes, Katy. Megan looked absolutely beautiful and I’m giving her look a toot. Katy gets the boot.

The worst part isn’t the fit criticism, but the “Kate won” comment. She’s needlessly pitting women against each other.

The pushback against Trump proves that black men have no problem going into attack mode when they feel disrespected, but when they are doing the disrespecting or when it’s black women and girls who are vilified, abused or abandoned, it’s crickets.

Am I the only one who really liked the wedding dress? It was clean, modern, no freaking lace in sight, looked gorgeous to the touch, and appropriate for the occasion without being stodgy. Yeah, the night-time reception dress is cooler in all ways, and I’d rather wear it if I had a zillion dollars and a fancy party to…

I loved both the dresses! The first was so elegant. Perfect for the situation-I love that it read “understated, confident, and classy” rather than “princess fantasy.” The second dress, while equally beautiful, would not have been appropriate for the ceremony but was dynamite for the reception.