US Edition'Right-Hand Woman': Long-Time Aide to Princess of Wales Departs
KENSINGTON PALACE, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 9 – Natasha Archer, Kate Middleton's personal assistant and stylist for 15 years, is leaving to launch a private consultancy after supporting key royal events and personal challenges.
- On Wednesday, Kensington Palace confirmed Natasha Archer, Princess of Wales’s longtime assistant, is leaving after 15 years, first reported by People magazine.
- Natasha Archer, who joined the royal household in 2010 and was promoted in 2022 to senior private executive assistant, plans to start a private consultancy, according to sources.
- During her 15-year tenure, Archer contributed significantly to Kate's style, including curating 24 outfits for a 2014 tour and persuading William to wear a sherwani in Pakistan, earning a reputation for her keen eye for British fashion.
- The royal household extended its 'very best' wishes to Archer, confirming she departs on good terms, with further details on her new venture expected soon.
- Archer’s departure ends a 15-year era supporting the Princess of Wales, prompting Kate to adapt without her longtime aide as William and Kate focus on public duties.
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She's losing her closest confidant. After 15 years, her right hand has resigned Natasha Archer.
Kate Middleton And Prince William Suffer Major Blow As Longtime Associate Abruptly Ends Tenure
Kate Middleton and Prince William are saying goodbye to one of their most trusted staff members, Natasha Archer, who has decided to leave after more than 15 years of working with the royal couple. Archer, who has played a key role in the couple’s public life, will be leaving Kensington Palace to establish her own private consultancy. The Waleses’ household has expressed their best wishes to Archer as she embarks on her new business venture. A Lo…
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