Kate Middleton will break with this important protocol at the coronation of King Charles III

In four days, at the coronation of her father-in-law, King Charles III, and Queen consort Camilla Parker, the Duchess of Wales, Kate Middleton, is prepared to breach a significant protocol.

Due to the numerous rumors that her husband, Prince William, had an extramarital affair with one of her closest friends, Rose Hanbury, which was later confirmed by Prince Harry in his memoir “Spare,” the Duchess has not been enjoying her life.

The Princess of Wales continues to stir up controversy despite the fact that they haven’t mentioned it, as is said to have happened in years past. This time, it’s because they recommended an act that would violate royal protocol and that she would be willing to carry out.

According to the publication Express UK, Kate Middleton will break with tradition and stop donning tiaras on her head in favor of a floral crown, which will give her appearance a more “hippie” feel.

Hugo Vickers, a royal biographer and historian, told The Times that “a coronation is the most important state occasion in a reign, so it would be disappointing to do less than a state banquet”. If genuine women, like Kate Middleton, choose not to wear tiaras, this may cause great disappointment for certain royalists.

However, the same biographer later claimed, “I suppose they want all the focus to be on the King and Queen,” remembering how the king had stated that nature would be the main theme at his unique coronation.