Princess Kate will make the perfect queen for 1 reason
The Princess joined the Royal Family officially when she married Prince William in 2011 - she will one day be made Queen Consort.
The Princess of Wales is a much-loved member of the Royal Family - and it’s hardly surprising. The princess married into the family in 2011 and has been a devoted member of The Firm ever since, continually supporting the family's work and carrying out royal duties.
BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond has opened up about how Catherine is preparing for her future as Queen. In a report by OK! magazine, Bond says Princess Catherine has a few qualities that make her the perfect candidate for Queen. The expert says: “She seems to be a woman with a great deal of common sense, and I suspect that she applies that common sense to the dilemmas and difficulties which arise.”
Bond adds: “I think you have to be quite tough to survive—and thrive—in the Royal Family. It must be easy to be rather intimidated by the hierarchical system of the Palace.”
She says: “But Catherine has the advantage of knowing that she will one day be the most senior woman in the family, and indeed in the land.
“And so she has a right to make her views known about how the institution of monarchy is going to proceed in the years and decades to come.”
The princess has maintained popularity after her relationship with Prince William first went public in 2004.
The Prince and Princess of Wales met in 2001 when they were students at St. Andrews University. The pair were friends at first, but soon began dating, only to split shortly after.
Despite this, they managed to rekindle their romance in the summer of 2007. Three years later, Catherine and William publicly announced their engagement.
During the couple's now-famous 2010 engagement interview with ITV News, William said that he “knew there was something very special” about Catherine from the moment they met.
They welcomed their first child, Prince George, in 2013, followed by Princess Charlotte in 2015 and Prince Louis in 2018.
When William becomes king, his wife will be crowned Queen Consort. Though she may initially be known as The Queen Consort, she’ll eventually be referred to simply as Queen Catherine, similarly to Queen Camilla.
