This clearly implies that their 'exclusive' is that Kate is pregnant.
But then Emily Hall's article begins:
Kate Middleton will be pregnant within a year, according to Princess Diana’s closest confidant.
Andrew Morton, 57, reckons the newlywed will seal her regal status by planning a tot straight away.
Presumably, the more-accurate headline 'newly-married couple may have a child at some point after their wedding' wouldn't have been eye-catching enough for the Star.
Still, at least the paper isn't just reporting comments made by someone seeking publicity for a book they've got coming out:
Andrew Morton will release his new book William and Catherine: Their Lives, Their Wedding, on May 2 for the RRP of £20.
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Why does *anyone* ever believe *anything* this rag puts in a headline? Surely even their regular buyers must be getting wise to it now?
ReplyDeleteAnd presumably even Andrew Morton's amazing psychic powers cannot predict that she will definitely be pregnant within a year, plans or no plans.
I thought "Princess Diana's closest confidant" was (c) and TM of Paul Burrell.
ReplyDeleteLooks like The Star can't even get that right.
If I was foolish enough to buy the Daily Star purely because I wanted to know about the Royal pregnancy, would I be entitled to claim a refund when I discovered it was speculation?
ReplyDeletewho exactly is "Princess Diana's closest confidant" a medium?
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