Since a year, Kate Middleton must face criticism and accusations made publicly by his brother-in-law, Prince Harry, and his sister-in-law, Meghan Markle, accusing him in particular of having voluntarily ignored the discomfort of the former actress within the royal family when New Californians still lived in the United Kingdom. End of reignOmid Scobie’s latest work, a 42-year-old British journalist close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, does not spare either Prince William’s wife.
But the mother of Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte chose not to react and to adopt the ruse that Queen Elizabeth II used for years. The Princess of Wales was very close to the mother of King Charles IIIwho notably gave her advice on how to be a “royal wife”. PR expert Denise Palmer-Davies revealed to the newspaper The Sun that Kate Middleton followed Elizabeth II’s key rule: “Never complain, never explain” or in French “Never complain, never explain”.
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“We know that Kate admired the Queen and learned much from her. There are so many similarities between them, but it’s only really been since the Queen’s death that we’ve started to notice.”added the expert, even specifying that the late queen had put a “shield of invisibility around the royal family”, which would have helped Prince William’s wife a lot to get through the last few weeks. Kate Middleton, by continuing her daily activities as if nothing had happened, showed that she was “strong”. Denise Palmer-Davies continued: “The Queen was a strong and powerful woman, respected around the world. And now we see Kate emerging as this queen in the making, who is just as strong and powerful.” According to the expert, Prince William’s wife shows her dedication to duty and work with her charities, making her one of the most popular and respected members of the royal family. And the expert concluded with the newspaper: “I think it’s that level of respect and class – similar to that of the Queen – that gets the royal family through.” No member of the royal family has commented on either the Sussexes’ attacks or the English journalist’s book.
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