In the past few years, Kate Middleton has been hit hard with wild and painful rumors and accusations.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle constantly dragged Kate Middleton’s name into the mud for being cold, aloof, and unwelcoming.
Most recently, she was named as the royal racist who made inappropriate comments about Prince Archie before he was born.
Middleton has also been dealing with the wild rumor that her husband, Prince William, has been having a lengthy affair with Rose Hanbury, the Marchioness of Cholmondeley who is Kate Middleton’s close friend.
Reports stated that she and Prince William have been having heated arguments, fighting, and throwing things at each other. They also clashed when it came to their eldest son, Prince George‘s education, and whether he would attend Eton College like his father.
No one has made a direct correlation between the deluge of negativity Princess Kate has suffered and her current hospitalization, but many would agree that it did not help her mental and physical health.
According to a recently published book, Kate Middleton fought hard to protect herself from some of the unsolicited drama.
In the book, Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story — from royal author Robert Hardman, it was revealed that Kate Middleton shielded her sanity by refusing to read Spare, which detailed the ugly fights between her husband and brother-in-law.
The book tells of her first disastrous meeting with Meghan Markle. Kate Middleton is also painted as the evil and overbearing mother who made Meghan Markle cry over a silly dress before her royal wedding.
According to the royal biographer, for Kate Middleton, it was clear that she would not read the hurtful revelations made in Prince Harry’s memoir.
She made the same decision regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Netflix series Harry & Meghan, which revealed that Middleton never embraced the Californian when she first entered the Royal Family.
Hardman said that Prince William and Middleton’s staff told their bosses that the world was waiting for them to respond to the allegations, but they declined and stuck to the rule of never reading what the runaway royals wrote and said about them.
He wrote that a source close to the couple revealed: “Their staff remain adamant that he and the Princess refused to open a book, which has caused so much pain. Neither of them read it. William is a 40-year-old adult with the BBC app on his phone, so he knows what it says. But he has people like me to tell him what else he needs to know. We gave him the key points.”
The author also confirmed that the Waleses felt similarly about the Sussexes’ Netflix series. He wrote: “It had been the same with the Netflix series, too. While much of the commentaries urged Prince William to respond to some of the more incendiary Sussex charges, whether on screen or in Harry’s book, he decided to remain silent.”
Some observers believe that the most recent developments will change a lot of things for the Royal Family.
