Princess Kate's royal secret she learnt from Queen Elizabeth II revealed
According to a royal historian, Catherine's success comes down to one thing, and it was all learned from the late monarch.
It is no secret that Princess Catherine is one of the most adored members of the Royal Family, and according to a royal historian, the Princess' success and likability come down to one thing - some of the characteristics she shares with the late Queen Elizabeth. The Monarch, who passed away in 2022, was deeply loved not only in the UK but across the globe and is often remembered for her devotion to a life of service.
Catherine Mayer, the author of Divide and Rule: Royal Women and Their Battles, says that Kate's choice to follow the Queen's model while adapting it to her personality and needs has been the key to her success.
There is some truth to the idea that Kate follows a model quite close to Elizabeths in terms of letting images do the talking rather than expressing herself more verbally and freely, Mayer said.
That melds more easily with an institution that is meant to stay out of party politics and unite the populations it represents across 15 realms, rather than being divisive.
The royal expert, however, emphasised that following the late Queen's model "doesn't mean that other models are automatically wrong".
Following Queen Elizabeth, who served as monarch for 70 years, is "challenging," and Kate certainly faces some modern challenges.
Mayer explained that "scrutiny is worse for royal women, because it is their job to be seen". However, Kate has become one of the most prominent figures in the firm, gaining worldwide popularity and honour, similar to Queen Elizabeth.
The Princess of Wales is particularly recognised globally for everything from her fashion to her community work, often praised by royal biographers and experts.