There has reportedly been a “non-obvious” trait of Kate Middleton that has allegedly been hidden in her relationship with her now-husband, Prince William. According to a new report, the claim came from Simon Vigar, a well-known royal author and correspondent for Channel 5. This secret trait is reportedly nothing other than “confidence.”
Kate Middleton’s ‘confidence’ wasn’t obvious in Prince William relationship, per author
Kate Middleton’s “confidence” was not that obvious when it came to her relationship with her now-husband, Prince William. As reported by The Mirror, Simon Vigar, a royal author and correspondent for Channel 5, has recently talked about his book titled “The Four Wives of Windsor: The Inside Story of the Power Behind the Crown” in a new episode of the podcast, “The Talking Royals.”
While talking to the podcast host, Charlene White, the royal author recalled one of his “favourite stories from early on.” The story was about the Prince of Wales and the Princess of Wales from the early days of their relationship.
Per the news outlet, Simon Vigar said, “There’s the famous fashion show at university” with Prince William saying, “Wow Fergus, Kate’s hot”, which is the famous one.” The royal author continued, “But the less famous one.” The author then explained that Kate Middleton “was one of the few people not chasing William at university.”
The person continued, “Which made her all the more attractive.” The author then said, “And when they finally did get together, people would say to her, “Well, you’re lucky to have him.”” The royal author added, “And of course her response was, “Well, he’s lucky to have me.””
In the meantime, as further reported by the news outlet, Simon Vigar also explained, “And there’s a confidence there that isn’t always obvious.” According to the royal author, Kate Middleton “didn’t, she found the early stages difficult in her royal career.” The author continued, “She obviously didn’t have the training that Meghan [Markle] had.” “In terms of media and just excepting it,” the author also added.
