IT’S OVER! Kensington Palace’s Latest Statement To Princess Catherine’s Horrifying News

Hello, dear viewers, welcome back to our channel. In breaking news today, a palace spokesperson from Prince William and Princess Katherine’s office has finally shut down rumors about the future Queen amid her health crisis. On February 11, 2025, Kensington Palace responded with a rare statement to a report about putting the focus on important issues instead of Princess Katherine’s clothes by not releasing details on the Royals’ outfits.

Royal watchers can understand why the princess wants the focus to be on her work and not on what she is wearing. Agreeing, they say the focus should be on Catherine’s work, but they also want to see her dressed beautifully.

The statement comes after various op-eds on the subject, which argued that Catherine’s style shouldn’t be minimized. Why? Because it helps the British economy and boosts designers’ profiles. It’s commonly referred to as the “Kate Effect,” where items typically sell out after she’s seen wearing them.

She is no longer Kate Middleton, Prince William’s housemate and girlfriend-next-door, and hasn’t been for more than 13 years. For her role as the Queen-in-waiting, few believe anyone would have been interested in her recent visit to a Wales textile factory just days ago. Her appearance as our modern-day Gloriana is crucial to giving publicity to her important work, one source said. Another added that while she will still dress beautifully, we do not need to know where the clothes are from or the cost of every outfit.

In a surprising move, Kensington Palace has issued an urgent clarification defending the Princess of Wales. A palace spokesperson has now claimed the comments that were reported should not be directly attributed to the Princess of Wales. The statement continued, “To be clear, there has been no change in our approach to sharing information about her royal highness’s clothing.”

The palace’s longtime approach of sometimes releasing outfit details on what Catherine wears is seemingly unchanged, meaning they’ll likely share the 43-year-old’s royal fashion IDs during big events like royal tours or state dinners. Even one can imagine a shuffle in staffing at the palace will soon be taking place.

So, what kicked off the whole princess clothes saga? An article from the Sunday Times titled “Princess of Wales: Focus on My Work, Not My Wardrobe.” In it, a royal source was quoted saying, “Catherine wants the focus to be on the really important issues, the people, and the causes she is spotlighting.” The outlet also reported that Kensington Palace would no longer share details on her outfits. Given the interest in the princess’s outfits, the story was quickly picked up and widely reported internationally, sparking plenty of reaction and opinion pieces.

Such was the intensity of the coverage that the palace has now been clearly moved to take dramatic steps to clarify the remarks. The fashion furor came after her close friend told the Sunday Times back in 2022 that she was finding the ongoing scrutiny of her appearance enormously frustrating. “When she goes to the Bond premiere or is at Trooping the Colour, of course, she puts on the uniform of the role,” the insider said. “But what was enormously frustrating and difficult for her, especially in the early days, was that she was going out and doing the work she was interested in and was hugely important to her, and people just talked about what she was wearing.”

The unexpected development also comes days after new claims surfaced about what the Prince and Princess of Wales are really like behind closed doors. Other sources spoke of Catherine’s ability to navigate the internal politics of the palace and how it differed dramatically from Meghan’s, despite both initially receiving similar treatment from snooty staff.

The princess is someone who slowly and carefully absorbs the atmosphere of a place—the relationship between people and the rules, a former Kensington Palace staffer told Mr. Quinn. “She doesn’t jump in straight away and try to change everything to suit her way of thinking. She bides her time and is very intelligent and intuitive about other people, what they do, and how they behave.”