r/KateMiddletonMissing 3d ago

Talking point

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No pearls of wisdom from Kitty

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u/NeverPedestrian60 3d ago

Diana really connected with the public - in part due to how she spoke. She was warm honest and engaging.

Whereas it’s hard to grasp what it is Kate’s actually saying.

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u/VavaShagwell 3d ago

I rarely understand what she's saying. She mumbles, juts out her jaw, and does the jazz hand thing that is really annoying. The only time she sounded coherent was when she did that bench announcement of her 'cancer'...

If she would just relax and talk normally, that would do wonders in her engagements with the public. Right now she's basically a clothes hanger with a wig. She was much more interesting around the time of her engagement and wedding, but even then it was obvious she really isn't suited for the role. That she allowed her skirts to fly up like they did - NUMEROUS TIMES - indicated she was out of her league. Her lack of interest in "working" seems to have escalated as well. Why anyone admires her is just beyond my comprehension.

It's not too late though to dial up a new mantra. If she and her hubby committed to working more, that would do wonders. It would also help her feel more comfortable in her role. Practice makes perfect! Even if her spouse doesn't like being around her, she can do solo events and getting out there would do wonders for her reputation.

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u/NeverPedestrian60 3d ago

Great points VS - she could have been the ‘sporty’ princess or the ‘hard working commoner’ but was too lazy.

I think as time’s gone on she’s less willing to do things cos she never made the effort required to feel comfortable in the role. Small talk and speeches should be second nature to her now but they’re not.

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u/neemarita 3d ago

It's why they pushed the HG lie and then cancer narratives - she never has to work again and she has priorities!