Summary
- According to New Idea, they said George’s big day was enormous, so big-name reporters like Rebecca English were part of the press rota there to cover the big day.
- They also said, “The last thing anyone needed was a Royal spat to break out on poor George’s first day at Eton, and William and Kate did their ever-loving best to keep him oblivious to it.” “Of course, it was inflamed by Harry and Meghan’s reaction, and Kate’s at the point where she now half-expects something from the Sussexes to try and overshadow her and William’s plans, even their own son’s.” Another factor was also the fact that the letter was not as provocative as it was portrayed and “turned a basic clarification into another display of ‘hurt feelings’.” “Kate’s embarrassed for [Harry and Meghan], but she and William feel like a weight’s been lifted after the King’s statement,” but more than that, her emotions tilted towards “agitation” because it “overshadowed such an important day in a future King’s life”.
- In their concluding statement, the source said, “Kate and William don’t like to think about Meghan and Harry stealing headlines on George’s big day, but there’s now a level of expectation and resignation.
Kate Middleton’s son got overshadowed by his uncle and aunt, and it hasn’t sat well with the future Queen of England.
It happened when the Sussexes’ representative revealed that the pair were ‘shocked’ by King Charles’ decision to share his views on their status as ‘private citizens’ right before RAVEC was due to sit down and discuss their security arrangements. However, their reaction and the King’s letter came on the day that was Prince George’s first day at Eton College.
A source has revealed how badly this sat with the Windsors, especially Kate Middleton, who is popular for being a ‘mama bear’ towards her kids.
According to New Idea, they said George’s big day was enormous, so big-name reporters like Rebecca English were part of the press rota there to cover the big day.
The insider said that Kate felt utterly ‘embarrassed’ by the Sussexes, whose behaviour affected their family moment.
They also said, “The last thing anyone needed was a Royal spat to break out on poor George’s first day at Eton, and William and Kate did their ever-loving best to keep him oblivious to it.”
“Of course, it was inflamed by Harry and Meghan’s reaction, and Kate’s at the point where she now half-expects something from the Sussexes to try and overshadow her and William’s plans, even their own son’s.”
Another factor was also the fact that the letter was not as provocative as it was portrayed and “turned a basic clarification into another display of ‘hurt feelings’.”
“Kate’s embarrassed for [Harry and Meghan], but she and William feel like a weight’s been lifted after the King’s statement,” but more than that, her emotions tilted towards “agitation” because it “overshadowed such an important day in a future King’s life”.
In their concluding statement, the source said, “Kate and William don’t like to think about Meghan and Harry stealing headlines on George’s big day, but there’s now a level of expectation and resignation. This is something William’s been warning about all along – but this time it’s convinced even the most skeptical in the Palace that Harry and Meghan can be loose cannons.”
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