Pippa Middleton may want to wear a disguise if she’s ever in the vicinity of PETA’s London office. In her column for the Daily Telegraph, Kate Middleton’s younger sister recalled trying smoked whale carpaccio during a recent trip to Norway. Well, as you might be able to guess, animal rights groups—and PETA in particular—are finding her culinary adventure particularly distasteful. Elisa Allen, associate director of PETA U.K., said Thursday in an exclusive statement to E! “Pippa is not known for common sense or compassion, but it still beggars belief that anyone, let alone someone from a country like ours, where whale meat has long been banned, could be oblivious to the uproar over Norway’s slaughter of these gentle giants.” Reps for Pippa and the Telegraph have not yet responded to requests for comment.
