Today's news: Kate's back, change tables, and a PM wearing spanx
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The Duchess of Cambridge returns to work after the birth of Prince Louis
Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, has returned to work for the first time since the birth of her third child.
While the duchess has been seen at a handful of events since Prince Louis was born five months ago, this was her first official solo engagement since her maternity leave ended.
Dad's post about lack of baby change tables in men's rooms goes viral
A Florida dad has gone viral after sharing a problem fathers around the world experience every single day -- a lack of baby change tables in men's restrooms.
Donte Palmer was trying to change his son Liam's nappy recently when his older son began taking photos. The picture shows Donte with the one-year-old awkwardly laying across his lap as the frustrated dad tries to change him.
Jacinda Ardern wore two pairs of Spanx to the Late Show with Stephen Colbert
Ardern could have appeared, celebrity-like, on the talk show, looking all demure and having us believe that three months after having a baby she looks thatgood. Instead, she levelled with us.
In a profile for the New Yorker, the 38-year-old was described as "shimmying" into a second pair of Spanx on her way to the Late Show.
"I’m normal," she said. "And … there are normal people in politics who sometimes consider whether they should wear one or two layers of Spanx."
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