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Axed: Pippa Middleton's column in the Daily Telegraph only lasted six months 
  
 Her writing career has not exactly been her crowning glory after her debut book bombed – and now Pippa Middleton’s role as a national newspaper columnist has come to an end too. 
  
 The 30-year-old sister of the Duchess of Cambridge is believed to have been paid a significant fee to write for the Daily Telegraph. But it is claimed she failed to capture readers’ hearts. 
  
 In the Sport and Social column she wrote about a string of antics , including cycling underwater, flipping pancakes, cooking pasta and investigating whether oysters really are an aphrodisiac, which some people reportedly found “silly and boring”. 
  
 Yesterday a source said: “It’s fair to say reader reaction to Pippa’s writing wasn’t great. There were also a few issues with deciding what topics Pippa should and shouldn’t write about.” 
  
 Her less well received column is said to have involved her recommending a recipe by chef Catherine Hill as a family favourite. 
  
 It is understood her rewritten words did not go down well with the paper’s older readership. 
  
 The column only ran for six months and last appeared in March. 
  
 The Telegraph confirmed her contract had ended. 
  
 Getty Royal: Pippa Middleton (left) with her sister, the Duchess of Cambridge 
  
 A spokeswoman said: “The column was great. Pippa Middleton is a professional freelance writer and has gone on to do other things for other publications.” 
  
 When asked whether the decision was Pippa’s or the paper’s, the spokeswoman said: “As far as I am aware it was just one of those things.” 
  
 Earlier this year it was claimed her US book publisher Viking Press decided to let her go after her debut offering, party-planning tome Celebrate, reportedly sold just 18,000 copies. 
  
 It gave readers tips on how to throw the perfect bash and was expected to be a roaring success as her profile rose after Kate and William’s royal wedding. 
  
 But a source from the publisher at the time said: “Pippa’s Celebrate sales are nothing to celebrate. Even Sarah Ferguson sold more books when she started her writing career.” 
  
 Bosses at Waitrose were also forced to eat humble pie and bring their resident cook Delia Smith back into the fold after they dropped her for Pippa . 
  
 Many shoppers were outraged about the decision for the supermarket’s magazine. 
  
 The move was described on Twitter as a “gratuitous insult” to customers. 
  
 Now Pippa and Delia are both associated with the store. ||||| No More Pippa 
  
 Pippa's contract ends after just six months of risible Daily Telegraph columns 
  
 Is Pippa's journalism career hitting bottom? 
  
 It certainly seems her Midas touch is wearing off. 
  
 Her book bombed, and now Pippa Middleton's unmissably awful bi-weekly column for the Daily Telegraph has, all connoisseurs of truly terrible journalism will be sad to learn, been dropped. 
  
 At least there was no doubt that she really did write it herself. 
  
 The Telegraph confirmed her contract had ended. 
  
 A spokeswoman told the Daily Mirror: “The column was great. Pippa Middleton is a professional freelance writer and has gone on to do other things for other publications.” 
  
 When asked whether the decision was Pippa’s or the paper’s, the spokeswoman said: “As far as I am aware it was just one of those things." 
  
 She wrote the column for the paper for just six months. |||||
Output:
Kate Middleton has some pretty decent job security. The same apparently can't be said for sister Pippa, whose career as an auteur has hit yet another stumbling block. First came the abysmal sales of her book. Next, as the Daily Beast reports, Pippa's biweekly "Court and Social" column for the Telegraph has been axed after just six months. (The Beast's Tom Sykes gleefully recounts what the column was made up of: Pippa donning silly outfits and then doing "silly things—aqua-spinning classes, put up the Christmas lights on Bond Street and, er, flipping pancakes.") A rep for the paper called the column "great," but explained that as a "professional freelance writer," Pippa has moved on to other publications. By her choice, or the Telegraph's, asked the Daily Mirror. The rep wouldn't say, calling it "just one of those things." (In the Mirror's take, reader reception to her column "wasn't great.") That leaves Middleton with her Vanity Fair gig ... and a column for a supermarket's in-house magazine.