King Charles III hides Prince William’s infidelity to Kate Middleton

King Charles III, as well as the British royal family, would be hiding the infidelity that Prince William has made to his wife Kate Middleton, since this type of scandal could damage the image of the monarchy, which is preparing for the official coronation of the new King that will be on May 6th.

The drama within the British royal family and around the rumor of infidelity between Prince William and Kate Middleton, continues to be a highly controversial topic in the media.

After the Prince and Princess of Wales appeared together at the BAFTA Awards 2023, numerous media started to cover the topic. However, they still claim that the heirs to the British throne are still separated and that they would have been forced to attend together.

The reasons? The possible concern that King Charles III has with this scandal, as he believes that another scandal of this level would be very damaging for the royal family and for the whole monarchy.

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The strong statements that Kate said in a flower shop, where she said that William was no longer detail-oriented and did not expect any surprise for Valentine’s Day, continue to sow rumors within the media, especially the British ones.

To these statements, we can add the alleged infidelity that the Prince would have committed in the first weeks of this year, being that alleged lover the same one with whom he was seen in 2019; Rose Hanbury.

His controversy with Rose is undoubtedly his darkest moment within the royalty, the photographs where both were seen at a private party, caused repudiation in the public opinion and made the English noblewoman to be expelled from any event where the Princess of Wales was present.

If King Charles III is trying to hide this scandal by any means possible, his reasons are quite intelligent. However, he also knows that the public eye is already aware of what is going on between Prince William and Kate Middleton, so making a wrong move could further damage the image of the crown.