Hanbury, however, will probably attend King Charles III’s coronation since her son Oliver will be accompanying Prince George as one of the pages and because her husband, David Cholmondeley, 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley, is the monarch’s Lord-in-Waiting.
Even if the rumor is false, will Kate Middleton find herself in an uncomfortable position as a result? The truth is being told by a royal insider. “Kate and Rose have never had a bad relationship.
All of the rumors were unfounded nonsense. The family will be present because they are longtime supporters of the Queen, a source informed The Daily Beast. Rose’s presence at the event would be “unimaginable,” according to a close acquaintance, but Buckingham Palace has not verified that she is invited.
The two families will also interact often in the future because of David’s new position, which calls for “him to be present at all key state and royal engagements and may even fill in for the king at diplomatic gatherings.”
The rumors of the affair first surfaced in 2019, according to The Sun, when it was said that Kate and Rose had a falling out and that the Princess of Wales saw Rose as a “rural competitor” among their group of country acquaintances at Anmer Hall.
Rose apparently sought to be “phased out” of their exclusive group, according to Kate.
Giles Coren, a British journalist, added fuel to the fire by tweeting, “Yes, it is an affair.
I haven’t read the article, but I am aware of the scandal. Darling, everyone is aware of the affair. (The tweet was removed right away.)
The coronation will serve as a sign that there is nothing to see here since all sides will be represented and putting on a unified face on King Charles’ historic day. But, royal observers may never learn the true nature of the rumor of a potential conflict or affair.