After so many years, Kate Middleton’s hidden tattoo has emerged. Here’s what it is and what the protocol says.
With the accession to the throne of King Charles III in the United Kingdomfollowing the death of Queen Elizabeth IIthe title of Prince of Galles passed to his son the prince Williamfuture heir to the throne.
Consequently, his wife, Kate Middletonhas become from Duchess of Cambridge, Princess of Wales and this entails a greater amount of tasks than a few months ago.
Kate Middleton: the hidden tattoo
Is William that Kate, according to some rumors leaked by the british tabloids in recent weeks, they seem to be busy giving a hand to King Charles III and to his wife, the Queen consort Camilla.
Indeed, it would seem that Charles And Camilla, have asked for help William And Kate, for communications with the press and with social media, and it seems that the King often consult with Kate who seems to be the one who can come up with better solutions.
The death of Queen Elizabeth IIcame suddenly, even though the woman had already started giving signs for some time, when she showed herself to be increasingly debilitated.
It is rumored that at court, they were aware of it and that the bruises shown on his hands, in the meeting with the former British prime minister, Liz Trussare due to drips and transfusions in the last few days before death.
After his funeral, media attention turned to Harry, second son of King Charles III and about his wife Meghan Marklewhich have long been away from royal family and from London.
The two, unlike William And Kate, they held hands, given that, having been no longer within the royal family for a few years, they do not need to submit to some rules of protocol.
Otherwise, William And Kate they have to comply with some behaviors and one of these seems to have to do with the presence of tattoos on the body of members of the royal family.
The drawing on the hand
It is not known if there is actually a ban, but in recent days, on social networks, photos have emerged depicting Kate Middleton with a tattoo on her hand sported in 2018 when she and her husband visited the The Fire Station.
The tattoo, which represented a drawing with doodles, was removed from the hand of the princess and the reason is due to the fact that it was not a permanent sign but had been made with henna.
Over the years, some members of the royal family have shown themselves in public with tattoos, such as Eugenie of York that during the jubilee of the 70 years of Kingdom of the Queen Elizabeth II showed off his tattoo.
Also Camilla, in 2011 she was spotted with a henna tattoo on her trip to Zanzibar and it seems that William, during his military career, he was almost on the verge of tattooing a large design on his body and it was his own Kate to prevent it.
It’s unclear whether the prince has smaller tattoos on his body, but for now, the most prominent members of the royal family’s London, they never displayed any visible or permanent tattoos.
