Kate Middleton attends the Chelsea Flower Show. (London, May 22, 2023) Abaka
The Princess of Wales, who on Monday, May 22, made a surprise visit to the Chelsea flower exhibition in London, refused to sign the notebooks of young schoolchildren. And for a very specific reason.
He met a hundred children from ten different elementary schools at a big party. Kate Middleton made a surprise visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in London on Monday, May 22. He then strolled through the gardens of the Royal Entomological Society alongside students from St Mary’s Church of England and Glenbrook. The latter, being happy to meet the Princess of Wales, taking advantage of her presence, asked her for signatures. A request that the chief stakeholder would politely decline, according to People. “I can’t write my name,” he would reply. But I can draw.
When asked what was the reason for this rejection, Kate Middleton, who still drew flowers and trees on the notebooks of some schoolchildren, gave a brief explanation on this topic. And it seems that his decision is related to royal protocol. “My name is Kathryn,” she said. I’m not allowed to write my signature, it’s just one of the rules I have to follow.” By: Daily Express , members of the royal family will not be allowed to sign autographs, risking someone trying to forge their signature. That doesn’t stop them from taking a few selfies with fans, like King Charles III’s last public appearance before his coronation.
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Monopoly is prohibited
As a princess and member of the royal family, Prince William’s wife also has to follow a few similar rules. If Kate Middleton sometimes allows herself some gestures of affection towards her husband, then the latter, for example, are strongly discouraged in public by the Royal Palace. Etiquette also forbids the Windsors from voting and expressing their political opinions to give the British government freedom.
Other suggestions, however, seem more obscure. So it will be forbidden to play Monopoly. the queen once felt that this game could become “too violent”. The royal family is also advised not to order shellfish when traveling abroad to prevent the risk of food poisoning, or, for women, to wear a tiara before 6pm.
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Source: Le Figaro
