The mysterious absence of Kate Middleton and the subsequent silence from the royal family have left fans and the media speculating about potential drama within the monarchy.
Royal commentator Michael Cole shared startling insights from a close friend of the late Princess Diana, Richard Kay. In an article for the Daily Mail, Kay issued a stern warning to the royal family, urging them to "get their act together or risk losing public confidence."
The conspicuous absence of Kate Middleton has dominated international headlines and has even become a topic of discussion on popular talk shows, sparking widespread speculation online.
Reflecting on Kay's remarks, Cole expressed his agreement with the concerns raised, pointing out that the royal family has weathered significant challenges in the past.
"I've known Richard Kay for over 40 years, and he is one of the most grounded and sensible individuals you could meet. As Princess Diana's most trusted journalist, he has highlighted the various trials the royal family has faced," Cole told GB News.
Cole continued, "Kay raises important questions about the current state of the monarchy. Who is truly leading the family? Is it Prince William or Queen Camilla? He underscores the public's growing skepticism towards the royal family, as reflected in the media's coverage."
Drawing parallels to past royal controversies, Cole remarked, "We must consider historical context, particularly the tumultuous period following Princess Diana's tragic death in September 1997. The current speculation, jokes, and public concern suggest that something significant is unfolding within the royal family."
The ongoing drama has even captured the attention of American television, with shows openly mocking royal family members. This heightened interest indicates that even those who typically pay little attention to the monarchy are intrigued by the unfolding events.
Kate Middleton was last seen in London on December 25, 2023, and her subsequent disappearance, coupled with reports of a mystery abdominal surgery, has further fueled speculation and intensified media scrutiny.
