Emulating the sagacious approach of royal matriarchs before her, Middleton, currently taking a respite from her royal duties to recuperate from a cancer diagnosis, is deliberately sidestepping trivial conflicts, according to insights from royal historian Gareth Russell.
Drawing parallels with the revered Queen Mother, Russell underscores Middleton's strategic vision, akin to a marathon rather than a sprint. "Kate shares a remarkable resemblance to the late Queen Mother," Russell told The Sun, highlighting Middleton's penchant for prioritizing enduring strategies over fleeting controversies.
"Much like the Queen Mother, Kate adopts a long-term perspective. She navigates the intricate tapestry of royal duties with an eye on the distant horizon, refusing to be ensnared by transient disputes or weekly headlines," Russell elaborated.
In echoing the resilience of her predecessors, Middleton demonstrates a stoic resolve in sidestepping trivial skirmishes, particularly in light of the ongoing discord with Prince Harry.
Reports suggest Prince William's frustration with Prince Harry's informal royal excursions, exacerbating the existing strain between the brothers following Prince Harry's public grievances with the royal family, notably his elder sibling.
