According to reports, Kate Middleton and Prince William failed to utilise a ruse to get to the bottom of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s story. So, are Prince William and Kate Middleton strengthening Prince Harry’s narrative?
The Prince and Princess of Wales “really missed a trick” by not attending the funeral of Constantine II on Monday, a royal commentator has claimed.
William and Kate would have helped dispel the “overall characterisation of the Windsor famille” by mingling with European royals at a highly emotional event, the Duke of Sussex painted in his book Spare, according to journalist Daniela Elser.
Are Prince William and Kate Middleton strengthening Prince Harry’s narrative? to explain this, in a comment piece for News.com.au, the Elser wrote: “The most damaging thing about Spare, if you get down to it, is not a specific incident of Palace fisticuffs or some frosty showdown in a royal garden among the topiary corgis but his overall characterisation of the Windsor famille as pathologically self-interested sorts with all the innate warmth of a freezer full of Paddle Pops.”
In the touching picture, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain, Prince Joachim of Denmark, Princess Beatrix of The Netherlands (previously the country’s Queen), and Crown Prince Pavlos can all be seen embracing each other.
According to experts and detractors, Kate and William’s absence from the poignant scene seemed to support Harry’s story or demonstrate that the pair lacked the strategy to refute the Sussexes’ accusations.
The expert said that William and Kate would have given their image a specific warm, humanising touch right when they needed it. Nevertheless, they were not to be found.
The funeral of Constantine II, who was one of Prince William’s godparents, would have been a “golden PR opportunity”, Ms Elser added.
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