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We realize you’re a celebrity. But you’re not on the list.
Fame can get you a lot of things, but it won't guarantee you a seat inside Westminster Abbey. From Tony Blair to Lily Allen, NewsFeed takes a look at some of the celebrities Kate and Wills left off the list.
—By William Lee Adams, Tara Kelly, and Marina Watson-Pelaez
She's offended, and she's told the world. "Well, you can quote me as 'outraged,'" she wrote on Twitter. "Why does bloody Joss Stone get an invite and not moi? I sang at the Diana concert too!”
She's referring to the Concert for Diana, held on July 1, 2007 to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the late princess' death.
You run the country for three years, but they forget about you in three minutes. Gordon Brown, like Tony Blair, hasn't been invited because he's not a garter. That's St. James's Palace's excuse, anyway.
William and Kate want to keep their big day casual, and make it more of a 'people's wedding.' So Barack and Michelle Obama needn't feel snubbed. If Gordon Brown hasn't been invited, why should they be? Besides, the Queen has invited them to stay at Buckingham Palace for two nights in May. Not a bad make-up present.
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