Kate Middleton flouts protocol at Trooping the Colour? This gesture that does not pass

As we know, the royal family does not let anything pass with regard to its ultra-strict protocol. At the risk of paying the price, like Meghan Markle who did not support all the constraints of the crown. To be admitted to the club, you have to respect the rules. At each event, the facts and gestures of the Windsor clan are dissected by the experts. And King Charles III’s first Trooping the Color parade was no exception.

This June 17 was a particularly symbolic day for the monarch. The entire royal family except Prince Harry attended this all-important military parade. As usual, all eyes were on Kate Middleton who made a sensational arrival in a carriage alongside her children – Georges, Charlotte and Louis – and the queen consort. While the latter should have bowed to the King as required by protocol, William’s wife made a small difference and deliberately, or not, omitted to make the curtsey. A mistake that could cost him dearly and that the experts of the royal family did not miss. Would her new title of Princess have made her lose her good manners? The newspaper Hello ! corrected the shot of this gesture which was misinterpreted. Pippa’s sister would have simply greeted the royal couple earlier in the morning, which relieves her of this chore for the rest of the day. There queen propriety, that’s her!

Kate Middleton, princess of style

If Kate Middleton respects the protocol to the letter unlike her illustrious mother-in-law Diana Spencer, it would seem that she nevertheless copied her avant-garde style in terms of fashion. Always dressed to the nines, she offers a real fashion show in the presence of her highness. And she proved it to us once again during the Trooping the Color fashion show. Dressed in a green ensemble and an XXL hat, she dazzled her subjects. But the Princess of Wales did not choose this sublime suit at random. If she opted for this one-color look, it is above all to wink at Ireland and her role as colonel of the Irish Guards, which she received with her husband at the end of the year. last. A subtle tribute that signs a new faultless dress!