Kate Middleton is an epitome of beauty and grace. She is intelligent and dedicated to charities involving children and mental health. However, despite her achievements and having the heir to the throne as her husband, she has always been tagged as a commoner.
Kate and her family are not of royal bloodline and some royals take this fact against them. However, the Duchess of Cambridge and her mom Carole are tough, the more they are provoked the more they fight back.
According to CelebDirtyLaundry, Carole and Kate are planning for another commoner middleclass Christmas that will likely infuriate the monarch.
Last year, Kate and Prince William, and the entire Middleton family -- Carole, Michael, James and Pippa spent Christmas at Anmer Hall. It appears that the family will celebrate Christmas on the same manner.
In 2014, the holiday celebration involved royal duties. They attended the church service with Queen Elizabeth. However, after church, Anmer Hall became the venue of celebration. Normally, the royals would join the monarch at home for a turkey dinner but the royal couple broke the tradition and went on a festive celebration with the Middletons. Queen Elizabeth was snubbed and she was furious.
The report suggested that more royal protocols were broken because Kate's family was prominent in other royal Christmas activities. For instance, James took over Prince William's place in a Christmas Eve soccer match. The Middletons also joined on the private royal pheasant hunt at Sandringham Estate, except for the Duchess who was pregnant with Princess Charlotte at the time.
This year will be no different according to reports. Although Carole's influence has been cut off, Kate's family is not completely out of the game. In fact, even the royal mom of two expressed her boldness that she's not afraid of the royal discord.
In a recent report from Parent Herald, Kate refuses to be like Princess Diana by doing things on her own. She controls Prince William, his schedule and their attendance on royal engagements. The Duchess is clearly not afraid of the royal backlash.
In fact, on a separate report from Parent Herald, many believed that her speech at the Headteacher Conference provoked Queen Elizabeth. Kate highlighted the loving, caring and strong support she received from the Middletons on her childhood, which was contrary to how the royals were brought up. Most royals grow with their nannies.
Whether Kate will be spending Christmas in a traditional royal way or in a commoner way, we will soon find out. However, one thing is certain she has not prepared for the holidays yet. People asked the royal mom if she had started preparing for the big day and her response was "I haven't started yet, but George will be starting to talk about Christmas soon."
