Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, is currently the most popular member of the British royal family besides Queen Elizabeth II, but a royal expert has found that Kate is still trying to draw positive factors from others and impose them on herself to promote the love of the outside people.
This month, the royal family released a stunning portrait of Diana, Prince of Wales, taken in 1988 by renowned royal photographer David Bailey, and after the photo was released, many royal fans immediately pointed out that this was strikingly similar to the commemorative photo of Kate's 40th birthday released by Kensington Palace in January.
Royal family expert Angela Levine took the opportunity to point out that Kate has been following the example of her mother-in-law she has never met since entering the royal family, because she is one of the most famous women in royal history, which is reflected in dress, movement, style of acting and other aspects.
Ms Levine appealed to Kate on her social media accounts: "I don't think Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, needs to try to be anyone else, including Diana, she's great and she should stick to herself!" ”
The reason why it is not clear who "others" refer to is because Kate has recently shown obvious signs of imitating Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, and Ms. Levin is one of the royal experts who most reject the Duchess of Sussex, including after the release of this message, many royal fans believe that Ms. Levin wants to emphasize not to imitate Diana, but not to see Kate imitate Megan.
Over the past two years, Kate has been found to have increased her intimate contact with her husband, Prince William, instead of being as serious and distancing herself from William at all times as she used to be, and Kate has also begun to actively share her privacy at work and talk openly about her feelings about royal life, which are the hallmark factors that attracted the public when Meghan was in the royal family.
Royal family expert Sarah Gristwood suggested that Kate probably noticed that after Meghan left the royal family, the interest of young British groups in the monarchy was declining, and these moves that did not conform to the royal tradition but would not seriously affect the overall image of the royal family seemed to have enough appeal to the younger group, so she began to follow these moves.
It is worth mentioning that Kate also seems to have the support of Queen Elizabeth II in her attempts to imitate these moves, and although the old man has been rigorous in his work for the past 70 years, never showing his true feelings to maintain the "mystery" of being a monarch, she has clearly realized that this approach no longer applies to today's society.
To that end, the Queen has approved that Kate need not worry about royal traditions when trying these "experiments", which means that Kate is the only member of the current royal family who does not need to follow the rules of tradition, which gives Kate a great convenience to ensure that she can find new ways to attract the public outside of tradition like the "rebellious" Diana and Meghan.
Although the intention is good, Kate's overly obvious imitation so far has not allowed her to achieve her goal, but some fans have begun to be confused and dissatisfied with the appearance of "other people's shadows" on Kate, which may not be eliminated until Kate has integrated a bit of the predecessor and created her own unique new style.