Here’s the reason why Kate Middleton might not wear a tiara for King Charles III’s coronation

King Charles III’s official coronation is just a few days away and people are interested in what will Kate Middleton decide to wear during the event. The British media had previously reported that she was going to use her tiara in order to represent her royal title. However, royal experts think otherwise.

El Confidencial, a Spanish digital newspaper, revealed that Kate is not going to use her tiara as she usually does at royal events. According to the report, King Charles III might have asked her to make a statement by using eco-friendly accessories and attire to show that the royal family cares about the environment and wants to save it.

Charles’ request might be the reason why the Princess of Wales would choose to use a floral crown piece instead of her tiara. As a result, some royal followers were shocked and expressed their discontent with the decision as they were eagerly expecting to see one of the most beloved public royal figures in the United Kingdom using a tiara.

King Charles III wants his reign to focus on the importance of taking care of the environment. On top of that, several royal members are expected to become involved with organizations that look to preserve the flora and fauna of the United Kingdom. Despite this, it is still possible that Kate Middleton uses some luxury jewelry to avoid breaking royal traditions and protocols on May 6.