Kate Middleton is appreciated for her ability to adapt into the Royal fold
Kate Middleton is praised for her ability to draw a boundary as a member of the Royal Family.
The Princess of Wales has done a decent job in creating a work life balance, says royal expert Catherine Mayer.
"She has done such a clever job of finding a way to adapt to the institution," she told Hello!'s A Right Royal Podcast. "That does not mean that I think she has it easy. [But she's done] very little speaking and almost no confessional spilling of anything about who she is. She's quite enigmatic.
Meanwhile, an likens Kate’s personality to that of Queen Elizabeth II, noting on ITV's Our Queen at NinetyKate: "Everyone feels like they've had some quality time with Her Majesty and, also, a real personal connection and I think that's a real skill."
Royal expert Jennie Bond told the Mirror : “William and Catherine have seemed closer than ever, and more open about their feelings, since her cancer diagnosis. A birthday and Father’s Day all wrapped up in one weekend must be making for quite a big celebration— all focused on William. And I’m sure he will lap it up!
Speaking further of William, the expert added: “He’s proved himself to be a wonderfully loving, loyal husband who clearly adores his ‘amazing’ wife without whom, he declared, his family ‘literally couldn’t cope’. You get the impression that, like many women, Catherine is the lynchpin of the family: organising the diary, sorting out the kids’ needs and activities.