According to a January 16 article in Vogue magazine, a royal expert boldly said that Princess Kate held the fate of the British royal family - the future of the monarchy will depend entirely on her.
Obviously, this statement seems to lack some rationality and logic, but the source is Patrick Jefferson, who has very orthodox royal expertise and rich experience in royal service- he was the head of the royal staff during the time of Princess Diana.
It can be said that based on his own experience and experience, he selected Kate as the "key" person who grasped and shaped the lifeblood of the royal family. Looking back at history, those who marry into the royal family can play a pivotal role in the monarchy.
As Jefferson put it, "The Scandal of Prince Andrew tells us that the monarchy needs traditional, reassuring royal performers" and "Kate is exactly what this turbulent royal era needs — the future of the Windsor family is in her hands."
There's no denying that Kate has a confident charm, but what makes her the "Chosen One"?
Royal family expert Jefferson praised Kate, including many key factors in Kate's becoming the best candidate:
Princess Kate's Diana temperament
Kate has the solemnity and temperament characteristic of royalty: "She, like Diana, has a mysterious but indispensable royal quality", which gives her a unique presence in the crowd - making her stand out from other royal women. This extraordinary is bound to create her extraordinary fate, as if to tell everyone: "I am the future queen".
Monarchy game, Princess Kate can also be at her fingertips
As Prince Harry's wife, Meghan, said, "The British royal family is a big business," as if the people in the middle of it were like screws. And sometimes it's more like a game — you need to play your own role.
Jefferson explains, "Monarchy is a game of extreme length... Royalty means a lifelong mission, and Kate has mastered this long-term game" – she interprets the role of princess with dedication and enthusiasm.
The 40th birthday portrait amazes all sentient beings
On January 9, Princess Kate released a set of portraits on the occasion of her 40th birthday, which attracted worldwide attention. She was dressed in a red dress, her smile was bright, and her eyes were gentle and determined. "Royalty represents a kind of symbolism and drama ... And 'official portraits' not only need to play a role when unveiled, but still need to catch the public's attention when they are seen for the first million times." Kate not only did it, but she did it very well, and her image of kindness, nature and solemnity has been deeply rooted in people's hearts.
Since marrying Prince William in 2011, countless exposures seem to have only shown that Princess Kate is still that popular, buff-filled player. She was once ridiculed by the British as a "commoner's heart", and now she has also received praise from the media and the people.
In the past two years, the British royal family seems to be in urgent need of a fig leaf to maintain the dignity of the monarchy. From the resignation of Harry and Meghan as senior members of the royal family to the recent stripping of his military rank by Prince Andrew in a sexual assault scandal, the royal family's consistently noble and elegant image has continued to be hit hard. Like the walls in the dirtiest alleys, paint that can't be washed off by one gossip scandal after another.
It is true that if you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight. Princess Kate, like the savior goddess of this desperate situation, was given the title of "Saving the British Royal Family".
She is exquisite, decent, and dignified in front of the camera, showing the nobility and elegance of the royal family; in the face of gossip, she chooses to be patient and silent, and finally keeps the clouds open to see the moon; as a mother, she is tenacious, intellectual, and "never make a mistake". For her from a civilian background, all this is a responsibility or a shackle, I am afraid that only she herself knows.
To be sure, she did not live up to all the benefits that the royal family brought her, and also gently accepted the burden on her shoulders. But is the fate of the monarchy something that individual forces can bear and even control? Of course, the taste of the royal family is not something that I and other real civilians can guess thoroughly.
This article is the subject of: Ginger Emperor Penguin. Editor: Siiminggg