The monarchy of King Charles is being grossly unfair to Kate Middleton

Kate Middleton’s treatment by the media during her recovery has just been called out by experts.

An observation about Kate Middleton’s apology was reported by royal commentator Sarah Vine.

She weighed it all in one of her latest pieces for the Daily Mail.

In this he turned the focus on Kensington Palace and their lack of professionalism in handling such a sensitive moment.

After all, “They know how these royal photos get deleted by fans who scrutinize every detail. They often provide an explanation for events that a statement does not – such as the frames of family snapshots the late Queen used to edit for her annual Christmas Day message.’

He also referred to the raw details, such as the absence of Kate’s ring, because “The princess’s sapphire engagement ring belonged to Princess Diana and is probably the most famous piece of jewelry in the world.”

Overall “the fact that he wasn’t there was bound to arouse curiosity.”

Later in the piece, the expert also addressed Kate’s apology for the editing fiasco, saying: “Kate’s apology is obviously sincere, but her explanation is partial. It seems unfair that the woman whose health and well-being is at the center of this confusing episode should be the one saying sorry.”

She also dropped a sly twist, adding: “For all their hands-on parenting and insistence on managing their home lives without the complement of staff William grew up with, they are not completely without support.”

“It’s perfectly fair to question why the couple’s well-paid PR staff didn’t point out the differences in the picture before it was released. But then again, maybe they did.”

All in all, it’s safe to assume, “By apologizing, the Princess appears to be taking full responsibility, which, for someone still recovering from major surgery, seems very unfair,” he also added before signing off.