In a fascinating twist within royal circles, a commentator has revealed that Princess Kate was advised to follow in Queen Camilla’s footsteps by rejecting the title of Princess of Wales, traditionally associated with the late Princess Diana.<\/p>\n

Since her romance with Prince William became public, Kate, now 42, has often been compared to the beloved Diana, an iconic figure whose legacy still resonates deeply with the public.<\/p>\n

Author Robert Jobson sheds light on this intriguing dynamic in his latest book.<\/p>\n

He notes that when Catherine married into the royal family, she was acutely aware of the expectations that came with her new role.<\/p>\n

Although she knew that one day she would inevitably assume the title of Princess of Wales, the weight of such a legacy was daunting.<\/p>\n

After all, Diana’s tragic passing had left a profound impact, stirring immense emotions and reflections among the public and the royal family alike.<\/p>\n

The comparisons between Kate and Diana have been relentless, sparking discussions that even permeated the royal household.<\/p>\n

Jobson highlights how these ongoing evaluations took a toll on Kate, who found the scrutiny overwhelming at times.<\/p>\n

The stress was compounded by the realization that, like Camilla, she could choose not to adopt the title publicly, a decision that could provide her some reprieve from the spotlight.<\/p>\n

When King Charles took the throne in 2022, Prince William inherited several titles, including Duke of Cornwall and Prince of Wales\u2014titles that have long been associated with the heir apparent.<\/p>\n

Yet, Kate faced a pivotal choice: embrace the title of Princess of Wales or carve out her unique identity within the royal framework.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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