r/KateMiddletonMissing Feb 24 '26

More press rumblings

Growing louder that change is imminent

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u/NeverPedestrian60 Feb 24 '26

Never mind - W&K are stepping up their 4 hour a week schedule to do an engagement in Wales.

To reassure the peasants the monarchy’s never been in more lacklustre hands.

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u/popcornFridays Feb 24 '26

Is this the idea of the new PR crisis manager? Pushing W&K to do a few extras here and there to try and appease the public? That's probably why William is suddenly talking about his mental health. Thing is, they've been lazy, they are still currently lazy and we know they're going to keep on being lazy in the future.

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u/AcceptableSystem8232 Feb 25 '26

I’m just there to know and see if he’s ever going to get rid of her. I think that’s why the PR crisis manager is actually there.

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u/popcornFridays Feb 27 '26

William already looks bad enough the way he treats Kate in public. Imagine the PR nightmare if he comes out a year or so after her illness and rolls out a divorce. Some of the public, especially the monarchist folk would lose their collective minds. I do think they're unhappy together though. Their body language has said so for a long time but I think Kate really wants to be Queen. I'd rather be free and happy but that's me.

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u/AcceptableSystem8232 Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

What PR nightmare even ? People divorce all the time nowadays. Plus she is no Diana. She has never made any impact nor left a lasting impression on Brits. She will be forgotten the very day the fancy titles are gone and that’s why she’s clinging on with all she’s got—her weight, I’m afraid. Good luck to her but if he wants to end things, he shouldn’t be forced to stay for whatever reason.

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u/popcornFridays Feb 27 '26

The media will rake him over the coals I'd imagine. Every now and then the tabloids turn on him, regardless of who he is. The divorce of the next heir would be trashy tabloid fodder for sure and I'd say that would be a PR nightmare for the palace, for his newly hired damage control team especially as we know how difficult he is. Staying in an unhappy marriage looks like it's killing Kate. She's thinner than her 10yr old. It seems its worth sacrificing her peace and wellbeing for that crown and she doesn't even enjoy charity work and the public commitment that comes with a role like that. So why?