Princess Kate’s dark days and mom Carol’s impact comes to light

Princess Kate’s poise and grace has become a major focal point of conversation recently.

Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond revealed this during her interview with GB News.

She began by saying there, “I think a shout-out should also go to Carole and Michael Middleton, who have undoubtedly been a vital part of the family this year, both practically and emotionally.”

Because “I’m sure William and Catherine leant on them very hard during their darkest days,” the expert noted, referring to Kate’s cancer battle.

Plus “As we know from Louis’ card on the tree at the carol service, Granny and Grandpa are great playmates for their grandchildren and have put in more than a shift or two playing games with them.”

Not to mention, “William and Catherine have been quite generous this year in allowing their children to be seen in public.”

“It can’t be easy for young people to face cameras, crowds and scrutiny, and the natural instinct of parents is to protect their children from too much attention. But we saw them at Trooping the Colour and, of course, in the very personal video released by Catherine to mark the end of her chemotherapy, plus the carol service and Christmas walkabout. And they seem to change as every month goes by.”

Still, “A year like they have just endured must, as William said, have been brutal for the entire family, Ms Bond said.

“But it seems clear that they have pulled together as a unit and they look very much in harmony and delighted to be out and about together again,” she also noted while signing off.