Princess of Wales Kate Middleton and Prince William are “under growing pressure to up their workload,” a royal expert has claimed.
The Mirror, quoted royal expert Camilla Tominey as claiming that the Prince and Princess of Wales are “under growing pressure to up their workload”.
The future king and queen have left the palace staff increasingly frustrated with their insistence on doing things their own way.
The royal expert went on saying there are said to be concerns amongst aides that William and Kate “may be spending too much time with their immediate family instead of supporting the ‘Firm’.”
The fresh claims came a day after Kate Middleton made a surprise appearance without Prince William.
The Princess of Wales surprised members of the public during an unannounced visit to V&A East Storehouse, a brand-new cultural destination in east London.
Later, Kensington Palace shared photos and a video of Kate Middleton with her statement.
Kate says, “Celebrating the joy of creative opportunity and craft at the V&A East Storehouse. Great to see these incredible collections are now accessible to everyone, allowing us to enjoy our nation’s exceptional talent and history.”
In the caption of the video, the palace says, “A special visit to V&A East Storehouse and a new kind of museum experience.
“Built to open up access to over 600,000 objects, this purpose-designed space brings people closer than ever to the V&A’s remarkable collections. From fashion to film, design to performance, every object tells a story of exceptional creativity, craftsmanship and cultural heritage.”
