Prince William and Kate Middleton are undoubtedly the most talked-about couple in the world, stepping up to reassure and lead the nation amid the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns.
In fact, Prince William and particularly Kate Middleton have been credited with keeping the royal family afloat this past year.
It was Kate that got the world talking the most of course, as royal commentators dubbed her the next ‘royal saviour’.
Shop some of Kate Middleton’s favourite items:
VEJA Campo textured-leather sneakers, £115, NET-A-PORTER
It’s no surprise the Duchess of Cambridge is into Veja trainers, considering their sustainability credentials. The brand uses fair trade and organic raw materials for all their products, and they look pretty good on, too. Kate has been spotted out wearing Vejas numerous times, including this very colour combo…
Needle & Thread Aurelia Gown, £472, Harrods
It’s a wonder you can even still get your hands on this show-stopping cherry red Needle & Thread gown, which Kate Middleton wore to a recent Buckingham Palace reception. All we’re saying is… Christmas party season? In this dress, you will go to the ball.
Commentator Antonio Caprarica spoke on royal podcast, God Save the Queen, predicting that the Duchess of Cambridge is becoming one of the most vital members of the family, something that will mount pressure on her.
‘I said before the dynasty has been saved by the women,’ Antonio explained. ‘And the next saviour will be Kate.’
He continued: ‘If one pays attention, through the history of this family, women are vital – Victoria reigned nearly 70 years, Queen Elizabeth II is at nearly 68 years of reign. When the Queen is no longer there, it’s clear the centre of the Royal Family will be Kate.
‘She’s got charisma, beauty, poise and intelligence. So many nice things you need to be a Queen nowadays. It will once again be a woman who guarantees the survival of the dynasty.’
Well, this is lovely.
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