Renowned royal historian Hugo Vickers has urged the palace to take action amidst growing concerns over the wellbeing of Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge.
Following the emergence of an unauthorised photograph of the Duchess, speculation has swirled about her whereabouts, prompting Vickers to advocate for transparency from Kate's office.
Vickers proposed a solution, suggesting that the palace release an official image of Kate "in the garden with her children" to address public apprehension.
Speaking on GB News, he emphasized the importance of providing updates to the media to mitigate excessive speculation.
"It’s a terrible complicated balance," Vickers expressed, acknowledging the challenges faced by the royal family in managing media scrutiny. He highlighted the necessity of finding a middle ground between providing information and respecting privacy boundaries.
The call for action comes after an unauthorized image of Kate surfaced online, depicting her in sunglasses while seated in a car driven by her mother, Carole Middleton. With concerns mounting, Vickers' recommendation underscores the need for the palace to address public anxieties promptly and transparently.
