The reason why the Princess of Wales has not accompanied her husband William, the heir
If this September 8 went down in history as the day on which Elizabeth II, at 96 years old, said goodbye to this world; This Saturday, September 10, 2022, will also be written in the history books for being the day on which Charles III of England proclaimed himself King in a solemn ceremony that was broadcast on television for the first time.
A formal event that took place this morning for the first time at St. James's Palace and that opens the ban on the official tour that awaits the next in the line of English succession to all the countries of the Commonwealth.
A starting signal to the throne of Charles of England in which his wife, Camilla Parker, and his son William could not be missing. Although apparently the one who could be absent is the new Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, but where was William's wife? Why did she come to see the citizen tributes to the late Elizabeth II and not to the official proclamation ceremony?
The British tabloids point out that the future queen consort has been absent these days from the proclamation of the throne, as well as from visiting the queen on her deathbed at Balmoral Castle (Scotland), to accompany her three children George, Charlotte and Louis on his return to school. An excuse that sounds a little strange to us given the significance of the act we witnessed this morning.
Don't they have the money to hire a babysitter/babysitter in a situation like this? Well, of course yes, not anything else, but money... Everything seems to be a matter of protocol. This is the reason that would have left Kate Middleton out of the firm since she is neither the heir to the throne nor the queen consort, as is the case with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
