Australian mag publishes Kate bikini pics
Australian magazine Woman's Day has ignored royal family protests and published unauthorised photographs of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge in a bikini.
The photos were taken on a Caribbean beach.
Woman's Day magazine has now joined an Italian publication in printing the photos - despite requests from the British royal family not to do so.
The royals say the photos are a breach of privacy.
It's an issue dividing residents in Sydney.
The British media are yet to publish the photos amid fears of tighter press regulation. Reports say they cost Woman's Day around 155,000 U.S. dollars.
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David Borg
Feb 18th, 15:47
If it was a privately owned beach, and the pictures were taken covertly, only then would it constitute a breach of privacy.
We also must consider the possibility that it was done as publicity exercise. Protesting only draws the attention of the public who would otherwise not bother. Was this their intention all along? Lets face it, what's the big deal about a few bikini photo's.
Ronald Cauchi
Feb 18th, 15:43
So when do we get to see them? Would be a change from Laurence and Joseph.
James Grima
Feb 18th, 14:29
Breach of privacy? Not when you're a public figure like that!!
Mr Anton Portelli
Apr 8th, 12:50
Public Figures have a right to privacy as well
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