the ruined princess, her parents in great financial difficulty

New blow for Kate Middleton. Recently become Princess of Wales, the wife of Prince William now embraces new, more important functions within the British royal family. If she does not lose sight of her commitments, in particular the education and health of children, here she is more scrutinized than ever during her travels, whether it is her wardrobe, but also her words, which are regularly analyzed. This exposes her more than ever to criticism, with in particular controversies such as the one recently provoked when she seemed to give her opinion on the economic situation of the country, thus going against protocol. “With inflationmany people need your help“she confided to the volunteers of a community center.

A surely innocuous sentence in the mouth of Kate Middleton who regularly plays the card of benevolence, or which resonated as a personal experience for her. Indeed, if she attended the best schools in her youth and was able to live free from want thanks to the fortune of her parents, the latter saw their profits tumble in 2021. Founders and owners of half of their Party Pieces business, which sells party supplies, Carole and Michael Middleton have, according to the DailyMaillost last year nearly £300,000, or more than 344,470 euros, recording a net deficit of 1.35 million pounds (1.5 million euros). A real blow that seems to worry their eldest daughter, who lives decidedly well in reality.

Kate Middleton is controversial

While her sister-in-law Meghan Markle is regularly criticized, Kate Middleton has also been taking it for her rank for several days. Recently, it was a former family photographer who took aim at the Princess of Wales by denouncing her passion for photography because, each year, she herself immortalizes the official portraits of her three children, George, Charlotte and Louis. , for their birthdays. “All the work I have had with the royal family has really given my career a boost”said John Swannell, who accused her of dampening the hopes of young photographers, denouncing the fact that the opportunities he had in the past are no longer “more possible” for others.