Aside: Straight to comments. Some deliciously rancid. www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-11711609/Carole-Middletons-Party-Pieces-business-terrible-Christmas.html#reader-commentsThe comments below have not been moderated.
kumei, WinterWonderland, United States, 12 minutes ago
It was a really good idea.
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Boris W Church-Hill, London , United Kingdom, 20 minutes ago
Complete b#ll0ck$
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Starshine123, Hamilton ON, Canada, 25 minutes ago
There have been stories for years about how she is difficult to work with and slow paying suppliers and staff. Nothing to do with the economy. Crafty, them Goldsmiths!!
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Joolsjuju, Beckenham, United Kingdom, 25 minutes ago
This rubbish made news! There are people who are not millionaires struggling!
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Luigi4U, Coburg, Germany, 31 minutes ago
Love having the royal blood that Carole's 3 unnwanted and worthless fa ke royal pet ri dish "grandchildren" will never have. Everybody knows those kids aren't royal, CC. Bogus nobodies.
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Ellie65, London, United Kingdom, 34 minutes ago
The business is now a limited company with investors, and directors, on board. So Mrs Middleton will have less say in how the business is run now. She and her husband did well to start and develop the business.
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ususer, Somewhere, United States,
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People can barely afford toilet paper.
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Trilby16, Rego Park, United States, 49 minutes ago
HAH! I enjoy the show The Windsors on Netflix, but had no idea it was based so closely on reality!
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cassandra7, fylde, United Kingdom, 1 hour ago
She always looks very pleased with herself but why not if you can make millions selling a load of tat
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Gerty17, Gotham, United Kingdom, 1 hour ago
Lol, normally called Kate Middleton on here but advertising mum's business she's princess Kate
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Hyde101, Dublin, Ireland, 2 hours ago
Your not royalty so stop acting like you are
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Lilesosanna, Dublin, Ireland, 2 hours ago
Trying to break into USA was a mistake. It will cost her the company. Constant expansion instead of specialisation. Relying on her associaion with Royalty, big mistake.
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Eggs-actly, Lincolnshire , United Kingdom, 2 hours ago
They were using kate's name to get their foot in the door and that flopped, their reach exceeds their grasp. More proof of that signature middleton greed
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Fordemocracy, NY, United States, 2 hours ago
Why arent the press looking into how carol and family are profiting from Kate?
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Me, Scotland, United Kingdom, 2 hours ago
How can they be bothered .dont need the cash or hassle
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Ben Shockley, Walmington on Sea, United Kingdom, 2 hours ago
Normally at this time of year the DM publishes numerous photo spreads of the Middleton family on a luxury holiday in the Caribbean
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EdwynTheGay, Mouse Island, Canada, 3 hours ago
Isn't that woman retired yet???
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Nikki25, Sheffield, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Finally, being called Princess Kate by the DM, they need a medal. Many people suffer through covid and even now. It's only news because Carole's daughter is a princess.
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AKXA, Banbridge, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
She has been losing money for years. End 2021 owed 1.353 million. No postal strike then. Living off Royal connection and creditors have fallen for it. The wife of former soccer an even worse business operator but he seems to willing to secure her creditors. CMs creditors are stuffed.
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English Resident, Somewhere in Berkshire, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Maybe it is just that the "balloon" of that style of party has "burst". Fashions come and go. South Sea bubble, tulip fever etc all came to an end. Sounds like ott weddings may also have peaked for the likes of those that can't really afford them
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Figs, Basingstoke, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Give it a rest. Who cares
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Scotch Bonnet, Worcester, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
They've had an exceptionally good run during our times of plenty. The party is over for us all now, with or without balloons.
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Bartletts, London, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
The business has never done as well as reported. Carol is financially supported by her brother Gary who made millions in a way nobody seems to know how!
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The Pip, Birmingham, United States, 26 minutes ago
He's now writing deranged pieces for DM I don't think he's that rich or that close to the Middletons anymore.
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AnonymousNY212, NY, United States, 3 hours ago
Not to mention her stuff is cheesy tat you can get for $1 anywhere. The party industry has gone down the tube after the pandemic. It has nothing to do with a postal strike and everything to do with she has products that cost to much for what they are and you can get anywhere.
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Sandy597, Leicester, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Uncle Gazza asked for his loan back. Such a tatty company.
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taitm22, Sheffield, United Kingdom, 4 hours ago
30 days credit is already a good deal. What does she expect her creditors to live on for 90 days?
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Starshine123, Hamilton ON, Canada, 23 minutes ago
Don't they know who she is?
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Gary Balde, Nice, France, 4 hours ago
Good, R P M uppet
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Lona, Midwest USA, United States, 4 hours ago
Good. We already have enough party goods sellers in the US.
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Lakes Walker, Lancaster, United Kingdom, 4 hours ago
So the business has lost 1.3 million, and she wants extended credit where someone else bears the cost...
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HypocrisyDestroys, HumanHypocrisyDestroysMuch, United States, 5 hours ago
Keeping things simple and qualitative proves best, the majority of the time. Something vapid insatiable planet to society shredding leeches will prove to never comprehend, every time.
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Fags, West Midlands, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Maybe you should think further on the benefit of keeping things simple.
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Mandab, Teesside, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Maybe time to sell up and enjoy the grandchildren more
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KBDK, Derby, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
She has to find 2million to pack up or just go into liquidation
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sayitlikeitisplease, Metropolis, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
From 'Doors to Manual' to multi multi millionaires selling Chinese tat!
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phil mallender, bridlington, United Kingdom, 4 hours ago
You ridiculous person use Chinese tat every day so let's not get all hypocritical.
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Lona, Midwest USA, United States, 4 hours ago
At least, the Middletons aren't idle benefits scroungers like so many people in the UK. The Middletons saw a market niche and filled it through enterprise and hard work.
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The Pip, Birmingham, United States, 24 minutes ago
Enterprise and hard work? Yeah okay.
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The Pip, Birmingham, United States, 23 minutes ago
Lona still here and still awful. You've been on this site being a disgusting excuse for many years.
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billy171, London, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
I think somebody already said it ... at least the Middletons don't milk their Royal association, claim benefits and sponge off others ... that should tell you a lot if your brain can encode the facts. Running a business takes guts, especially nowadays.
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AnonymousNY212, NY, United States, 3 hours ago
If you can call it that. Her parents have no right to mooch. But her daughter sure seems to enjoy it.
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RWT, York, 5 hours ago
Such bitter, jealous and snobbish comments here.
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Lona, Midwest USA, United States, 4 hours ago
Apparently, most DM readers are too lazy to become entrepreneurs and can only mock successful entrepreneurs like the Middletons.
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oceanbreezes, London, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
We're not obliged to like or admire people because they're rich.
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melaniec, Fayettnam, United States, 3 hours ago
Jealous of what? We already have a plethora of other companies that do this. Perhaps the US isn't thr market for her
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The Pip, Birmingham, United States, 17 minutes ago
Too lazy? Lack of capital more like it. Many entrepreneurs hire others to do much of the work and according to people who claimed to work for her in the early days she was no different. I think they were pretty successful, but I don't believe the business paid for everything. I have trusts and they were pretty easy to find. Jealous of what? Bills? They have that mansion to pay for, because they reportedly had a large loan.
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Arnhem Normandy, Swansea, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Sorry but I'm not investing...I'm out
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Lady, Exeter, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Obviously thought trading in the U. S. would bring in millions based on who she is. I bet if Doria started a company she'd be accused of all sorts & there'd be uproar.
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oceanbreezes, London, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Exactly!
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Vanessa Simmons, Darlington, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Oh please. At least they haven't claimed benefits, have worked hard at making their money in whatever way.
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Walter de, Stuttgart, Germany, 6 hours ago
She can always ask her son in law for a family loan ...he, after all is rolling in to ...or maybe her daughter can pawn some of her jewellery............
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SoaperDooper5, Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
It's nice that Brexit is hammering the rich too
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Ronda8, Harrogate , United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Why?
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Dawne66, Suffolk, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Some people will always be able to afford this sort of non-essential expenditure, but is it wise to expand in the current economic climate?
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Cassandra, Derry, 5 hours ago
Just what I was thinking.
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Liz Flossy, Carlisle, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Ive just noticed Next are selling this rubbish now..
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My_Opinion_After_All, Beaconsfield, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Along with all their other rubbish
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Captain A, Myrtle Beach, United States, 6 hours ago
Who cares?
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Sunaks12Houses, TaxFree, Jersey, 6 hours ago
The DM had a story a while back that all her 'products' and subsequent wealth, were made by children exploited in Mexico -is that still the case ?
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Georgina Kosanovic, St Albans, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
I assume that is true of mist I assume that is true of most of these types of products.
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Bethanywine, Cambridge, 5 hours ago
I read it was that they sold customers details for marketing purposes. That does get you millions - not selling balloons!
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TonyTCClark, Herts, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Remains unbothered big time!!
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Blofelds cat , unknown , United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
She's hot
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My_Opinion_After_All, Beaconsfield, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
Is that you William?
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Aristotle, Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Is in dispute a euphemism for cannot afford to pay my creditors? Watch this space. Going into administration?
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Lady, Exeter, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
I'm sure the R. F. will save them from any financial embarrassment.
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Tinkerboo, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Who cares
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Blinkeredtho, Sussex, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
With that deficit I'd put them on pro-forma rather than 30 days!
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Joro55, Essex, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Giving us all a gentle reminder of the business in readiness for the coronation celebrations.
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Echlin71, Kinross, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
OUR WOES are hunger, food banks, fuel bills, WORKING day in day out, full shifts/hours (not 1-2 hrs, rest of the weeks/months off ) trying to survive & cope with the rising costs
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ToastWithButter, Devon, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
She was an air hostess. He was a pilot. Three children educated at 30k a year school. The Middletons sell tat. With no other source of visible income. Where does the millions of pounds really come from?
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Ronda8, Harrogate , United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
Hard work. Perhaps you should try it
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The Duchess, Liverpool, 6 hours ago
He wasn't a pilot, he was a flight despatcher. He was from a middle class family and there was a trust fund for the children's education. Pippa had a sports scholarship for Marlborough. They worked very hard at their business and were in the right place at the right time.
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Cecilia, South Coast, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
A wealthy uncle helped out and Carole taught her children to go after the money. They can support her if it all goes haywire.
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fauxfuchsia, Fortnums, United Kingdom, 6 hours ago
He wasn't a pilot. Hecwas a flight despatcher
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HopeForTheFuture, Northern England, United Kingdom, 5 hours ago
He was not a pilot. That was a false story put out by .........
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RWT, York, 5 hours ago
They worked for their money unlike the royals.
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DiemC, Beautiful place to be, Australia, 4 hours ago
Successful business made many people multimillionaires. Not only Middletons.
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oceanbreezes, London, United Kingdom, 3 hours ago
Michael had a trust fund from his wealthy family which paid the school fees. They're not as much 'self made' as they make out.
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The Pip, Birmingham, United States, 13 minutes ago
There is nothing to support claims that the business made millions. There is nothing that proves Michael had a large trust fund. Finding trusts isn't that hard. I looked up myself once.