Princess Kate’s secret
outings with Camilla have helped ease tense relations between her
husband Prince William and father-in-law, King Charles, an expert has
claimed. Royal author Angela Levin believes the Princess of Wales has become
the Royal Family’s peacekeeper and claims the mum-of-three makes
the effort to spend time with both the King and Queen Consort.
In her new book Camilla: From
Outcast to Future Queen Consort, which has been serialized in The Telegraph
ahead of its release later this month, Levin claims that Kate’s shared love of
art and the theatre sees her spend time with Charles and Camilla away from her
husband.
The mix of public and private
outings has seen the trio become extremely close, which has helped William’s
relationship with his dad and step mum, which was strained after Charles married
Camilla.
Levin writes:
“Fortunately, time helped improve Camilla’s relationship with senior
Royals, including Prince William, largely thanks to the Princess of Wales, who
is a peacemaker.
“Camilla is also a
conciliator and doesn’t nurse grievances. They both believe that supporting
their husbands is a priority.
“Catherine has a love of
the arts, which William doesn’t particularly share, and she often goes both
privately and publicly with the Queen Consort and King Charles to see
exhibitions.”
Angela said that King Charles,
then a prince, used to make sure she was never at Highgrove House when the
princes visited, but had suggested she meet Prince William and Prince
Harry before Princess Diana’s death in 1997.
Kate is so beautiful!