Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince William, are returning home to the UK to face some unexpected headaches.
During their summer break, Prince William, his wife, Kate Middleton and their three children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis — enjoyed a lavish trip on a private yacht around the crystal waters surrounding Greece and its many islands.
Princess Kate‘s parents, Michael and Carole Middleton, joined the family.
According to photos and information obtained by the Daily Mail, the Royal Family and their in-laws soaked up the golden summer sun.
Princess Kate recuperated after her grueling year, and Prince George enjoyed the perks of being a royal, even ordering McDonald’s while on a multimillion-dollar vessel.
However, upon their return to London, the royal couple became livid when they discovered that many of their staff had betrayed them with a major and humiliating leak to the press.
Much like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince William and Princess Kate have multiple disgruntled and talkative staff who ran to the media and shared details about their problematic interactions and eye-rolling behavior in the workplace.
According to reporter Ian Pelham Turner, Prince Harry is not the only royal accused of being in the wrong with their staff.
Turner claims that people who work for Prince William have described him as “aggressive” and insistent on being called “Sir.”
The reporter said, “There’s something going on with William.” The royal commentator added: “Now, for me, we hear a lot more now that more and more allegations, and that’s all that you can say about William, are coming out. It’s coming out that his staff find him, at times, very aggressive, and I know one of his many supporters, for his housing charity, and this guy is a volunteer, and he was telling me that William is constantly on to him all day, all night, saying, ‘How much money have we made? How much money have we made?’”
According to reporter Ian Pelham Turner, staff have complained that Prince William is not only aggressive but also demanding. Turner revealed that Prince William’s temperament has undergone a dramatic change. Whereas in his 20s and 30s he was easygoing, now that he is in his 40s and focused on the throne, his reign, and his legacy, he has transformed into a more formal persona, insisting that people address him as “Sir,” whereas before, staff were allowed to use his first name.
He said: “From what we hear, there’s been a subtle change in William, anyway, in the past, when Harry was around, and they were in their twenties and their thirties, they could always be addressed as William and Harry, now he doesn’t allow that, he wants to be addressed as ‘Sir.”
