Undeterred by controversies, Kate Middleton showcased increased confidence during her annual Christmas carol concert, signaling resilience in the face of criticism.
The Princess of Wales appeared radiant in winter white, donning a long Chris Kerr coat over a classic ivory sweater and high-waisted Holland Cooper trousers. Body language expert Judy James noted Kate's "peak confidence," emphasizing that her signals of confidence have grown each year at this event.
James highlighted Kate's use of the classic 'power gesticulation technique,' commonly employed by political and business leaders. As a royal, this gesture places her in a more active and assertive role.
This public appearance comes amid a renewed race row sparked by revelations in the Dutch version of Omid Scobie's book, "Endgame," which disclosed the names of two 'racist royals' mentioned by Meghan Markle in her 2021 interview with Oprah. The revelation, identifying King Charles and Kate Middleton, appears to have deepened the existing rift between the royal family and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
