Video has emerged of Kate Middleton and Prince William (allegedly) out and about. PR experts weigh in on what the royals can do to quash the conspiracy theories once and for all.
“It’s not surprising she got ill, and it’s not surprising she needs a break from it all to get better,” one source told The Daily Beast.
Could the Diana Awards be the perfect venue for the brothers to put bad feeling behind them? Fat chance.
Kate and William’s friends were “completely baffled” by Kate not wearing her wedding ring in the doctored photo, knowing it would raise questions about “the state of the marriage.”
The palace has always denied Prince William had an affair with his Norfolk neighbor. That didn’t stop Stephen Colbert from mining the allegations for laughs on Tuesday night.
Body doubles? Recycled “Vogue” shoots? Or just a PR disaster? Kate Middleton’s doctored family photo has turned into an online circus of detective work and conspiracy theories.
The 45-year-old husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor died last month from a traumatic head wound.
A Tampa judge said Meghan Markle’s half-sister had failed to prove the Duchess of Sussex defamed her.
Kate Middleton appeared in public Monday, as sources revealed how she had decided to “own up” over the doctored image. The brouhaha has only deepened the mystery around Kate.
The disastrous social media post reinvigorated the conspiracy theories it was designed to quell.