Although living in the royal family may appear to be all about money and crowns, there are many issues that the royals face that we may not always perceive.

Having transitioned from being a commoner to a full-time working royal when she wed the person now known as William, Prince of Wales, back in 2011, Kate Middleton in particular is presumably fairly aware of that.

Despite having everything together on the outside, the princess, who succeeded Queen Elizabeth II as Princess of Wales in September 2022, has undoubtedly been through her share of hardships.

Of course, everyone is aware of the rumored conflict between Kate and Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, as well as Kate’s dismay about the alleged conflict between Prince William and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex.

And how could we forget about the infamous split with William, which was incredibly difficult for the beloved royal? Kate acknowledged this at the couple’s engagement interview in November 2010:

“At the time, I wasn’t really happy about it.” “But in reality, it strengthened me as a person. You learn stuff about yourself that you may not have known before. I treasured that time for me a lot.”

However, there are a few other issues the king has faced that tragically caused far more suffering and perhaps weren’t always resolved happily.

According to reports, Kate Middleton was horrified by the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and didn’t hesitate to show her sorrow. The cherished grandmother of her husband, William, Prince of Wales, passed away on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96.

According to 7News.com.au, Kate was seen in the first pictures to emerge after the royal family matriarch passed away wearing all-black clothing, sunglasses, and pearl earrings, which have been used to symbolize sorrow.

The difficult responsibility of informing Kate’s children, Prince Louis of Wales, Princess Charlotte of Wales, and Prince Louis of Wales of their great-passing grandmother’s was reportedly Kate’s.

“Kate was careful with her language when she claimed that Elizabeth and Prince Philip were in heaven. There were many embraces and tears, and the kids are obviously distraught “one insider informed Closer.

On September 15, Kate told royal enthusiast Fran Morgan that she was overwhelmed by all of the gifts that had been left for the queen during a walkabout at the Sandringham Estate.

“She remarked that she was astonished by the sheer volume of cards and flowers. She said, “I can’t read them all otherwise I will cry,” however “Birmingham Live was told by Morgan.

According to People, it’s also believed that Kate became noticeably distraught during the queen’s burial procession and was observed choking back tears as she watched the casket of Queen Elizabeth pass by.

Sadly, Kate Middleton has experienced the loss of multiple people who were close to her. A friend and antenatal expert who was present for the princess when she became pregnant with her first child, Prince George, Christine Hill passed away not long before the royal family bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II.

Despite Kate not directly commenting on the passing as is traditional for royals, Hill’s family spoke to Daily Mail in June 2022 and said, “Her absence will be deeply felt. She made a lot of friends thanks to her direct, funny, and feisty personality.”

As royal watchers are already aware, Kate’s first pregnancy wasn’t easy, and she spoke out a lot about having hyperemesis gravidarum, which Hill might have helped her get through.

In February 2020, Kate said on the “Happy Mum, Happy Baby” podcast that she “wasn’t the happiest of pregnant people.” “When I was very ill, I genuinely saw the power of it—the meditation, deep breathing, and other techniques taught in hypnobirthing—and I actually realized that this was something I could manage, I guess, throughout labor. It has incredible power, “Added she.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis of Wales have a wonderful mother in Catherine, Princess of Wales, as is obvious to all. Additionally, she and William, Prince of Wales, are providing all the advantages of being a royal for their children.

Even still, living in a castle and having access to everything doesn’t guarantee your immunity to parental guilt.

Kate Middleton has been open about her difficulties between parenthood and her royal responsibilities. In February 2020, she said on “Happy Mum, Happy Baby” that trying to be the greatest mother and Princess of Wales she can be puts a lot of stress on her.

It’s difficult because you always have to question your own judgments, decisions, and other actions, she said. The princess then revealed a heartbreaking account of what transpired before she left for work that morning, upsetting George and Charlotte because they expected her to drive them to school.

It’s not the first time the royal children’s experiences have been a little different from those of ordinary people. In order to keep their kids in a routine during the coronavirus outbreak, Kate said that they continued to send their kids to school when others closed.

“We keep the kids in the dark about the fact that we actually survived the holidays. I feel quite nasty “She spoke to the BBC in April 2020.

Unfortunately, it’s thought that Kate Middleton didn’t exactly enjoy herself at school when she was younger and enrolled at the all-girl boarding school Downe House.

One of Kate’s alleged schoolmates, Jessica Hay, spoke candidly about what Kate experienced in 2010, as reported by Express in the now-defunct British tabloid News of the World “She abhorred it, abhorred it completely.

There were some terrible girls. She was ridiculed because she was flawless, attractive, and kind. She was not the kind to defend herself.”

Kate’s parents chose to transfer her to Marlborough College, where her new friends mentioned how challenging it seemed for her to find things at her old school, despite the fact that she hadn’t finished her semester and perhaps as a result of the terrible time she was having.

According to Gemma Williamson, a friend from Marlborough College, “apparently she had been bullied very badly and she certainly looked emaciated and pale,” Daily Mail said in 2018. She lacked a lot of self-assurance.

That might be one of the reasons William, Prince of Wales, and Catherine, Princess of Wales, have been so outspoken about their support for organizations that assist those who are struggling with their mental health.

They have also been highly anti-bullying. During a virtual children’s assembly for the Heads Together charity in 2018, Kate even spoke to kids on the value of showing kindness to their classmates.

Rumors are very much a given when you’re a royal. Given that the British royal family includes some of the most talked-about individuals on earth, many things that are published in the news are both extremely true and quite false.

As is customary for the royal family, some rumors go unanswered, allowing the rumor mill to generate enough of gossip for social media to get carried away with.

One such occasion was claims of infidelity against William, Prince of Wales. According to Cosmopolitan, the persistent but seemingly baseless allegations said the king had an affair with close family member Rose Hanbury.

In July 2022, when it appeared like everyone was giving their opinion after Deuxmoi uploaded a blind item that many thought might be related to the future monarch, the wacky hypothesis went popular on Twitter for the umpteenth time.

Increasing the drama in the situation? A now-deleted March 2019 The Sun article stated that Kate and Hanbury allegedly had a falling out.

Richard Kay, a royal reporter for the Daily Mail, retaliated by saying that none of the publications had been able to provide any information regarding the nature of the alleged dispute and had instead decided to disregard it.

Although it doesn’t appear that any of the royals have responded publicly to the rumours of adultery, Kate can’t have enjoyed hearing such alarming claims.

It’s no secret that fame in the royal family and tabloid attention sometimes go hand in hand, and Kate Middleton found the attention she was receiving before she married William, Prince of Wales, in 2011, to be very difficult.

Prior to acquiring her royal status, Kate was just a regular person, and until she became William’s fiancée, she had no entitlement to any state-funded security.

This led to many moving films of her pleading with the paparazzi to leave her alone as she is hardly discernible in a wash of flashes in the dark appearing on Twitter.

In the book “The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor — The Truth and the Turmoil,” royal analyst Tina Brown discussed the abuse the now mother of three experienced and compared it to William’s late mother’s.

“In London, Kate was sought assiduously. When she left her Chelsea apartment, she was followed in ways akin to how the young Lady Di was pursued “Brown revealed that the paparazzi, a group primarily composed of older men, would frequently yell offensive things at a young Kate in an effort to elicit a response from her and possibly capture an unflattering photo.

Though there’s no denying Kate Middleton handled her difficulties with grace and style, things for the royal now appear to be a little more under control thanks to her security staff.

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