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"Almost exactly a year after her sister Kate Middleton&amp;apos;s royal wedding, Pippa Middleton is stealing the scene again -- but it&amp;apos;s nothing as light-hearted as flirty chats with Prince Harry or a derriere-enhancing bridesmaids&amp;apos; dress.\r\nAfter partying at a raucous, raunchy bash in Paris until 5 a.m., the socialite, 28, took a spin with three pals in a convertible on Saturday when photographers snapped the foursome -- and, in a bizarre turn of events, the driver of the car took out what appeared to be a semi-automatic pistol and aimed it at the photographer.  Sitting in the passenger seat, Middleton laughed.\r\n\r\n\r\nNobody&amp;apos;s laughing now.  As revealed in the new Us Weekly, Middleton will be questioned by French authorities about the gun-waving incident and faces nearly $6000 in fines and even jail time if convicted.\r\nThe royal in-laws are not pleased. &amp;quot;This is embarrassing for them,&amp;quot; a royal source says. Including big sister Duchess Kate, 30. Her sibling&amp;apos;s surprising photo &amp;quot;has put Kate in a very difficult position,&amp;quot; the source adds.\r\n\r\nThe mystery man pointing the gun in question, meanwhile, has finally been identified: He&amp;apos;s Romain Rabillard, a 36-year-old French attorney, who ironically represents German firearms manufacturer Heckler &amp;amp; Koch. The single Rabillard parties with a crowd of chic Parisians, including wealthy clothing designer Viscount Arthur de Soultrait -- Middleton&amp;apos;s pal, whose wild 30th birthday bash she attended Friday evening.\r\n\r\n\r\nFor much more on Pippa&amp;apos;s shocking new scandal -- how the royals and the Middleton family is reacting and how Pippa is dealing with the crisis -- pick up the new Us Weekly, on stands Friday."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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