Kate Middleton's Topless Suntanning Photos

dicicco 934	Rediculas on Sep 21, 2012 @ 03:50 pm I think this entire situation is horendous, ALOT of woman do this... SURPRISE! Why is it that when a celeb slips a nip that everyone goes crazy... I mean there are tons of hot woman out there doing it and dont get published in magazines for it, so why should kate? and no she should not be held up to that standard because "she married" that has nothing to do with it, its her personal situation between her and her husband if he is okay with it then so should everyone else it mush really suck having no privacy at all, even when you think your someplace safe... think again
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takoda 23,006	I say leave her be! on Sep 21, 2012 @ 04:32 pm The person that took the pic's, sold them to the rag magazine’s and those rags that published them should all be ashamed of them self’s. Off with their heads I say!! I'm sure she is a lot more careful with what she does and doesn't do since she’s been with the Prince, but please she should be able to have some privet time to herself. It's not like she was walking through down town England topless for God sake. As for old Mr Donny boy, he’s just a rich ass and should learn to keep his old big mouth shut.
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Anonymous	How dare they? on Sep 23, 2012 @ 05:40 pm It's her personal time and i would do that too if i thought i was alone but no, as she is a celeb, they shouldn't do this to her because 1)she didnt use to be. She's not use to the paparazzi. 2) it violates her privacy! I'm sick and tired of hearing all this bull crap about celeb when they may have or may not have done the thing people said they did. Can't they have a little privacy!
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Anonymous	here it is on Sep 26, 2012 @ 01:00 pm I honestly don't know why anyone is surprised these pictures were published. What is this bullshit about privacy? Of course there isn't any. People who haven;t been famous for years are still being stalked by paparazzi, and she married the prince, there's new pictures of her every week, and she thinks if she lays around on a beach, TOPLESS, that the paparazzi are just going to say "aww, lets leave her alone." I'm sorry, but once you chose to step into the limelight, you don't get to pick and chose the perks and side-effects that come with that role. If she really must suntan topless, i'm sure she could've done it at a location that the paparazzi don't have access to. I understand its an invasion of privacy just as well as she understand that you don't have much of it once you're in the spotlight.
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mamaluv	Don't forget cultural differences on Oct 30, 2012 @ 09:22 am First of all, sunbathing topless in Europe is normal. Most beaches I have been to in Europe (which were all public access, family-friendly places) I saw women of all ages and sizes going topless, most men were sporting Speedos, and most of the toddlers wore nothing at all. Nudity in Europe is not what we perceive it in N.America. I was one of the few wearing a top and felt very out of place and almost embarrassed to be covering up, yet I'm a little too prude to go without so I kept my top on. Secondly, while Kate certainly deserves her privacy (let's not forget that they were on private property with restricted access), sadly she should not expect it. The paparazzi are going to do everything in their power to get those photos, so no one should be shocked that this happened - especially someone so high profile as Kate. Unfortunately, this goes with the territory and every celeb surely knows that this is part of the price of fame. Having said that, The Donald's comments were completely tactless. Is it a "good" business decision to make a boatload of money when the opportunity presents itself? Yes. Is it the appropriate/moral/ethical thing to do? Totally different question. However, I stopped paying attention to what The Donald has been saying a long time ago. When he first started with Apprentice, I was an avid fan. Now I deliberately avoid it because of some of the brash things he's saying.
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mamaluv	diffusing the situation on Oct 30, 2012 @ 09:24 am I would like to also add that I agree with DNN above. How clever would it have been for P.Edward to make a witty and diffusing comment like that? Usually the more "no comments" or pushback a story gets, the hotter the interest!
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tiffmorris 1,742	@ Anonymous #2 on Oct 30, 2012 @ 02:09 pm She actually was not on a beach, she was photographed on the terrace or a private property where the couple had been staying. The photographer should never have taking pictures of her in that setting. If she had been on a public beach sunbathing topless, then it's up for grabs and she has nothing to complain about. She wasn't somewhere that she should have had to be concerned about this. If a scumbag photographer sneaks into their hotel room and places a camera to catch them being intimate and then turns around and makes that video public, are you going to say "she should have known better, she choose to be in the limelight." I also disagree about her being in the limelight, she simply chose to marry the love of her life, she shouldn't be getting punished for that. Or have you already forgotten how much harm paparazzi can cause, princess D's death hasn't really been THAT long ago.
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