Kate Middleton Faces Negative Reactions Above The Earrings That She Wore To Archie Baby's Baptism

The baby baptism Archie Harrison took place days ago, and the world is talking more than ever about the July 6th event. They do not just talk about the adorable appearance of this two-month-old child. Royal fans also comment Kate Middleton's look on a group photo of the ceremony.

The photo shows the Duchess of Cambridge sitting next to her family, dressed in a pink dress with a red headband and matching shoes. She also had a pair of dangling earrings – which sparked criticism.

Why people criticize Kate Middleton's ear curls

It's a little wild.

According to Cosmopolitan, she wore the Collingwood Pearl earrings as a tribute to the late Princess Diana, who wore them during Prince Harry's christening in the 80s. However, fans are furious that she is wearing jewelry instead to entrust them to Meghan Markle. They even said that she was wearing earrings to burst her sister-in-law, who is … crazy.

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This morning, the son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, was baptized in the private chapel of Windsor Castle during an intimate service chaired by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are so happy to share the joy of this day with members of the public who have been incredibly supportive since the birth of their son. They thank you for your kindness to welcome their firstborn and celebrate this special moment. Their Royal Highnesses feel lucky to have enjoyed this day with family and with Archie's godparents. Their son, Archie, was baptized by wearing the replica by hand of the royal baptismal gown worn by royal babies for 11 years. The original royal baptismal gown, made of fine Honiton lace lined with white satin, was commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1841 and was worn for the first time by her eldest daughter. It was then worn by generations of royal baptisms, including the Queen, her children and grandchildren, until 2004, when the Queen commissioned this replica by hand, to preserve the historic garment fragile and perpetuate the tradition. Photo credit: Chris Allerton © ️SussexRoyal

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"Kate should not have earrings that Diana wore at PrinceHarry's baptism. Disrespectful, a tweet said in part. "I think Kate wanted to eclipse Meghan. With all the earrings at [Kate’s] why did she wear the one Diana wore at Harry's baptism? "Someone else added.

Did you include wearing earrings that Diana wore in 1984 for Harry's baptism? Methinks Kate wishes that she be in Meghan's place. Ask a psychologist to ask why.

– NM (@NorahMackenzie) July 7, 2019

In all honesty, I think Kate was a little disrespectful and nasty. she did not have to come and dress as she was and wearing PRINCESS Diana earrings. I believe that she did it intentionally to eclipse Meghan's special moment.

– June (@ June89239362) July 7, 2019

Fans also criticized Kate Middleton's body language

People said that the Duchess of Cambridge looked a little awkward on the same group photo. Judi James, a body language expert, told The Daily Mail that Middleton even seemed "ready to flee".

"With a very relaxed and very playful Camilla at the end of this pose, Kate sits on the other, looks strangely diminished and primitive, arms folded in the chest and a partial smile on her face. face, "explained James.

But she noted that Middleton probably knew that people would watch her and simply try to avoid stealing the show. "Given all the rumors, the tension in her posture, rather" ready to run away ", could be perceived as a clumsiness, but she could also show the desire to lower her own status signals and not to eclipse the happy couple, "added James.

Her husband also faced repercussions

Royals fans accused Prince William of "looking" on the group photo. "William does not look at all happy," one fan told on Twitter, while another added, "William looks to smell terrible."

James also commented on his view of The Daily Mail, telling the publication that his pose is difficult to "understand".

"William's pose behind [Kate] seems more difficult to understand because it seems to show the prince in nightclub bouncer mode. The gesture of the fig leaf, the inclination of the head and rather the evaluation of the facial expression and smile smile bear the mark of a man who will not let you into the room until you have not presented with ID, "explained James.

She continued, "The shot Harry chose for his wedding at his wedding seemed to give William a strangely stealthy look behind him, so maybe a theme emerges here. The contrast with Charles and Doria, radiating proudly, is sharp, but again, it might reflect a moment of quiet and contemplative pleasure in William. "

It is undeniable that Prince William could have smiled for the photo, but as James points out, he may have done it on one of the unpublished photos.

And what about his wife? Maybe a pair of crampons will do the trick next time.