Kate Middleton Triumphs Over 'Endgame' Claims with a Strategic Move

Princess Kate is gearing up to lead the Christmas Carol service on behalf of the Royal Family on Dec. 8, undeterred by the controversial claims made by Meghan Markle's biographer, Omid Scobie.

Despite the infamous assertions in Scobie's book, 'Endgame,' Princess Kate's image remains untarnished as she takes on the role of hosting the Christmas Carol service for the Royal Family.

PR and marketing expert Andrew Bosch commended the Princess of Wales for embracing royal life and making strides toward potentially assuming the role of Queen in the future, emphasizing her widespread popularity.

Scheduled to air on ITV on Dec. 8, Kate's Christmas Carol service is anticipated to further elevate her standing. Bosch noted, "What Kate has done brilliantly is elevating her status and position within the broader royal family brand."

Describing it as not necessarily a conscious power move, Bosch emphasized that Kate is positioning herself as a key member of the royal family, developing her own brand in a natural and unforced manner.

The expert highlighted that the upcoming star-studded event would significantly enhance Prince William's wife's already soaring popularity, stating, "Everything she does elevates her brand, but it’s done in a very natural way, it isn’t forced."

He continued by expressing that Kate's genuine empathy and authenticity resonate with people, showcasing qualities of leadership, humanity, humility, humor, dignity, and grace – characteristics that contribute to a great royal.

This positive narrative comes in the wake of allegations in Scobie's 'Endgame,' where King Charles and Kate were named as the alleged royals expressing concerns over Prince Archie's skin color in the Dutch version of the book.