These conditions set by Kate Middleton to Prince William after alleged infidelity

Following the alleged adultery of Princess Diana son with Rose Hanbury, which has been the subject of persistent rumors for more than four years, Kate Middleton and Prince William have been enduring a protracted marital crisis.

According to British biographer Tom Quinn, who alleges that between the pair, “not everything is sweetness, they have terrible fights in which things are thrown,” it has come to light that the couple has had intense confrontations with objects thrown in.

The Royal House is also also under fire for the squabbles that have developed over who would attend King Charles III’s approaching coronation. Harry and Meghan released a list of requirements, and in the end, only Prince Harry agreed to go.

According to sources close to the Royal Family, the Royal Family would disintegrate if Kate Middleton considered divorcing Prince William, as reported a few weeks ago by Paul Burrell, Dianai’s former butler.

Even though Catherine Middleton would be aware of her husband’s extramarital affairs with Rose Hanbury, she would have reacted coolly and set a number of requirements on the prince in order for the marriage to endure.

In that regard, Kate and William would have come to an understanding that put stability first with the goal of being crowned queen when the prince takes the throne as king. The couple would therefore have a set of rules to uphold their marriage and combat rumors and gossip.

According to rumors, Kate Middleton would have requested the Royal Family to ensure that her position as queen would be completely recognized when William became king by requiring her to always be by her husband’s side.

She also urged the Royal Family to assist suppress reports about William’s adultery in order to shield her children from accusations and guard against potential harm.