Kate Middleton represented the royal family and took a significant step in establishing herself as the future Queen of the United Kingdom. The Princess of Wales attended the Remembrance Day service at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire. She laid a wreath and spoke with the families of military personnel and veterans.
According to a royal expert, this act establishes her as a “key figure” in the monarchy. Furthermore, the expert added that it portrays a “very picture of a modern future Queen.”
Kate Middleton acted as the ‘very picture of a modern future Queen,’ per expert
On November 11 at 11:00 a.m., the country observed a moment of silence to honor and pay respect to soldiers who died in war and sacrificed their lives for their country. This was the first time Kate Middleton attended the Armistice Day service of Remembrance, representing the Royal family.
According to Jennie Bond, the former BBC royal correspondent, King Charles must be pleased with Middleton’s leadership on such an important day. Speaking with Mirror, Bond said, “I’m sure the King is delighted every time Catherine steps up to perform high-profile duties.” She continued, “He must recognise that she is an absolutely key figure in the future of the monarchy, and – just like William – he is proud of how completely she has embraced her role.”
The expert added that the Princess of Wales truly “showed her commitment to the Remembrance events by taking a prominent role at the Albert Hall commemoration, the Cenotaph service, and then at the Arboretum.” Bond further noted that Middleton truly embodied the “very picture of a modern future Queen, carrying out one of the most solemn duties in the royal calendar.”
Jennie Bond also revealed that Kate Middleton is expected to attend more public events, particularly those around Christmas. “We seem to be seeing plenty of her this Autumn, and soon she’ll be taking centre stage for her big Christmas carol concert.”
