Princess Kate Middleton published a statement after that many considered a major snob of the Buckingham Palace on International Women’s Day. The official tribute of the palace excluded the future queen, despite the presentation of Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Duchess Sophie and former monarchs such as Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria.
The omission occurred a few days after reports have surfaced that Kate would have held a secret meeting with Prince Harry, arousing speculation on tensions within the royal family.
Kensington Palace shares Kate’s tribute
After the perceived snob of King Charles, the Palais de Kensington published Kate’s own declaration in honor of International Women’s Day. The Prince and the Princess of Wales shared a sincere tribute, celebrating the women who inspired them in the past year.
“Here are some of the women who have inspired us in the past 12 months”, “ Their statement can be read, alongside a collection of photos shared via their Instagram history.
Although Kate did not directly address her exclusion from the tribute from the palace, her response subtly strengthens her own emphasis on the empowerment of women, regardless of official royal messaging.
