
Prince William Can't Do Anything: They Miss Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton's Absence at a Major Event Leaves William at the Center of Controversy
William of Wales experienced one of the most significant moments of his international agenda a few days ago. Representing King Charles III, he attended Pope Francis's funeral. A historic event that once again tested his projection as a future monarch.
The ceremony at the Vatican marked another step in his institutional career. Surrounded by political leaders and religious figures, William assumed his role with sobriety. But there was an absence that everyone noticed and that did not go unnoticed.

A Solemn Ceremony Without His Company
The heir represented the Crown at Pope Francis's funeral, held in Rome. It was a high-profile event, surrounded by political and religious leaders and representatives of various monarchies. He fulfilled his role with responsibility and solemnity, yet there was a detail that many noticed.
Unlike other heirs, William attended alone, without the princess by his side. The image of the prince alone, walking down the aisle to his seat, was interpreted as unusual. Kate, after her cancer remission, is fulfilling a role measured by the crown, but one that prioritizes her family.
British protocol justifies the decision, but public perception is inevitable. "The Prince of Wales has shown his lack of faith sincerely," noted Gavin Ashenden. In contrast, Kate is going through a personal moment marked by spirituality.

A Profile That Grows from Silence
The personal evolution of the princess has sparked positive comments. "Kate has shown a greater interest in her faith since undergoing chemotherapy," explained author Robert Hardman. Her profile has evolved with sensitivity and personal sense, and that spiritual dimension could be relevant in the future of the monarchy.
On Mother's Day, Kate spoke about the value of nature as a family refuge. "Nature has been a sanctuary for our family," she said in that message. "Spending time in nature seems to be an essential part of her spirituality," highlighted Professor George Gross.
The Vatican, where some expected to see the future queen, welcomed William's gesture with respect. But the British cardinals in Rome couldn't help but feel her absence. Her presence, according to many, would have added depth and symbolism to the act.
William continues to build his path as a future king. But even in his most solemn moments, the void left by Kate is noticeable. And although no one says it out loud, many missed her.
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