Prince William’s wife faced a number of derogatory remarks ahead of her marriage to Charles III’s son.
Kate Middleton is today one of the eminent members of the royal family of England. Pippa Middleton’s sister met Prince William while attending the University of Saint Andrews in Scotland. A first meeting that left a strong impression on the couple as he told AP in 2010: “Well, I think I turned all red when I met you. I almost ran away. I was very shy”, said Kate Middleton. “When I met Kate, I knew she had something very special (…) We ended up being friends for a while. It was kind of a solid foundation.”also entrusted the brother of prince Harry.
Prior to her marriage to Prince William, the Princess faced a lot of hate from the British press. Prince William having waited 7 years to ask for an engagement, the tabloids nicknamed her “Waity Katie” Or “Kate the patient“. Within the royal family, it is another degrading nickname to which the princess has been entitled. Indeed, according to royal expert and author Katie Nicholl, people were whispering “Manual door opening” to the future princess – a reference to Carole’s former career as a British Airways flight attendant.
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A nickname that did not bother her
One of his assistants told the Sunday Times that Kate wasn’t that nickname, but managed to get past it: “It has never left her indifferent, but she has extraordinary strength and incredible resilience. I never heard she lost her temper“. Married to William for 12 years and mother of three – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – Kate is now fully integrated into royal life. Visiting the horticultural exhibition the “Chelsea Flower Show”, the Princess of Wales was asked about her royal duties: one of the children asked her what the work of a princess entailed, she replied: “It’s necessary to work hard”.