14 DAY TRIAL // It's been 3 years since the Royal wedding when over a billion people got a really good look at Pippa Middleton's bottom but somehow, that scene when she carried her sister's train is still newsworthy. Her uncanny derrière has come into the news again today when it was exposed as being fake.
The Mirror quotes French royal expert Stephane Bern who claims that the famous tush was false since Pippa used augmentation on the day of days, knowing full well that people were going to look at that certain part of her anatomy.
Mr. Bern is a respected and influential Royal watcher, who is also an expert on etiquette, not to mention a Knight of the Order of Grimadli in Monaco, so his words carry a lot of weight. He usually speaks only about facts and his revelation shocked many people.
He is quoted as saying “But of course she had a false bottom. I repeat it, she had a false bottom. You take her away from that and she has normal buttocks. It was an optical illusion. She knew there were a billion people watching. It was the moment to show it.”
He is referring to the moment when Pippa came to the attention of the world by taking her part in the royal wedding on April 29, 2011. She impressed many men and women with her slim figure and pert derrière that were outlined by a beautiful white Alexander McQueen dress.
After that scene, she became an international success and women all over the world fought to get a dress similar to hers, as well as the same posterior.
Now, the myth of the round bottom is being debunked by a specialist, although Bern didn't mention how he came about finding out this fact that has been a secret for 3 years.
It's likely that this rumor isn't going to hurt her reputation that has since increased to world fame, when prior to her sister Kate's wedding she was just a little-known socialite, but it's actually going to increase it, since a little controversy can do wonders for one's image.
Pippa has sort of faded into blissful anonymity since that day and she seems to enjoy it. She is at the moment a food columnist for Waitrose Kitchen Magazine, apart from other social duties, and doesn't show up in the papers that often these days.
Bern's revelation was caused by her recent visit to southwest France to visit the Medoc wine vineyards, in which she toured a series of country houses and their accompanying vineyards close to Bordeaux.