Kate, who was recently promoted to the "Princess of Wales", always gives people a feeling of gentle elegance, and she has basically become synonymous with "perfect woman", especially compared to a concubine like Meghan Markle.
But along the way, Kate is not completely without "stains", and the photos of sunbathing with her upper body barefoot once plunged her into controversy. Fortunately, the final argument was that the French tabloid called "Closer" was unscrupulous, and should not have been secretly photographed, and even published it as a cover in an open place.
It is reported that the photo was taken 10 years ago, when Kate and her husband Prince William were vacationing on a private beach in France. It is estimated that both people felt that it was very safe there, so they simply let it go, so that the skin of the whole body showed the same tone as much as possible, instead of "bikini sunburn".
But they really did not expect that tabloid reporters could be so "powerful" and make their images at that time public, even Donald Trump, who was not yet the president of the United States at the time, saw it, and the always unspoken real estate tycoon also "commented" on such photos on social media...
According to the New York Post on November 4, local time, a new book called "The King: The Life of Charles III" is about to be published, written by author Christopher Andersen, which talks about the exchanges between the current British King Charles and former US President Trump.
The book said Trump's comments sparked outrage in Clarence Palace, so much so that "gushing swearing" poured out of the mouths of Charles and his son William.
Trump's comments back then still have traces, even if he has long been "banned".
"Kate Middleton is great, but she shouldn't be sunbathing naked, she has only herself to blame". And after this tweet, Trump quickly followed, "If she does the naked sunbathing thing, who will make a lot of money without taking some pictures of Kate?" Forget it, Kate! ”。
Trump's words are sarcastic, and there is a kind of "standing and talking without back pain", even if he knows that the British royal family is very dissatisfied with it and will take countermeasures.
And even if his daughter-in-law was so ridiculed, and even with the royal family, her face was dull, but after being angry, Charles still had to deal with Trump in a friendly manner, although he also resisted.
The book says that when Trump visited Britain in 2017 as the then US president, Charles tried to stop the plan, but it did not take shape. "Charles spoke to his wealthy and influential friends whenever he had the opportunity, including at Prince Harry's wedding reception, subtly urging them to stop Trump from coming to Britain."
But in the end, it was doomed to failure, on the one hand, Charles could not press his acquaintances too much, and on the other hand, "those with deep pockets, they are Trump supporters."
And when Trump brought his family to the UK, Charles not only needed to accompany the queen to receive them warmly at Buckingham Palace, but also invited the Trumps to their home.