Kate Middleton’s name became a royal branding battle and Prince William was reportedly ‘fuming’
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The marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, in April 2011, marked the beginning of a new phase in the life of the then plebeia. By becoming a member of the British royal family, she left behind the routine of a common citizen and began to occupy the post of Duchess of Cambridge, a title that would later give way to the Princess of Wales, in addition to assuming an agenda full of commitments, ceremonies and protocols. Among the requirement…
Kate Middleton’s name became a royal branding battle and Prince William was reportedly ‘fuming’
Prince William was reportedly “fuming” after King Charles and Queen Camilla suggested Catherine, Princess of Wales, change the spelling of her name to “Katherine” to avoid adding another C to royal monograms. Author Christopher Andersen described William’s reaction as “insulting”, while royal commentators debated the branding-driven request and Catherine’s attachment to her name.
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