Kate Middleton’s recent Instagram video about “change and love,” filmed at her new home in Windsor Great Park, has sparked speculation. A royal insider claims her wording amounted to “pointed insults” toward Prince Andrew, though the clip was publicly presented as a positive message about transition and growth.
Kate Middleton’s message hinted at ‘toxic-free’ monarchy amid Prince Andrew controversy, per source
Reportedly, Kate Middleton’s recent public messages about “change” and “love” have drawn significant attention. And royal insiders suggest that the statements in the video carried a deeper meaning. The Princess of Wales released a new video on Instagram focused on renewal and personal growth, filmed at Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park, where she and Prince William recently settled after moving from Adelaide Cottage.
Sources cited by Radar Online say the timing of both messages was “no coincidence,” coming as Prince Andrew continues to face renewed scrutiny following the loss of his titles after pressure from King Charles. Insiders reportedly believe Kate’s emphasis on forward movement subtly reflected the monarchy’s intent to distance itself from Prince Andrew’s controversies.
A senior insider said the Princess “knew exactly what she was doing” with her messaging. Another source added that within palace circles, Prince Andrew is seen as representing a past the younger royals want to leave behind. Although Kate’s tone in the video remained warm, sources described the direction of her comments as “unmistakable.”
One palace aide noted that Kate’s focus on stability, connection, and compassion aligns with the values she champions through her public work. Insiders contrasted this with Prince Andrew’s past issues, which they say represent a period the institution cannot revisit.
According to another royal source, her remarks were not only about love but also about establishing “boundaries” as the family moves ahead. As one insider put it, “Kate’s commitment to a toxic-free future for the monarchy is absolute.”
