Claims of Kate Middleton being a 'Stepford' wife rubbished

Claims of Kate Middleton being a Stepford wife were rubbished after Omid Scobie’s book Endgame alluded to the Princess of Wales not having her own say in her family matters.

Nick Bullen, co-founder of True Royalty TV, said that the claims made against the Duchess of Cambridge held no merit, insisting that she and Prince William enjoy a 'partnership' together.

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"I've heard from people within [Kate Middleton and Prince William’s] household that it is very much a partnership with the two of them running that household and planning their strategy and legacy moving forward," Bullen told an outlet according to OK! Magazine.

"[Kate] is strong, clear, opinionated, but knows what her role is."

Bullen believed that this would play a major benefit to the royal when she would eventually become Queen Consort.

"I think the Princess of Wales will be a queen in the most traditional sense," Bullen explained.

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"She is the perfect consort in many ways. She looks great, she is great with people. She knows her job is to support the king, the monarch. And I think she understands the job. And at the same time, she has a very strong family around her."