Kate Middleton recently provided a health update that has come under scrutiny online due to an alleged grammatical error. The Princess of Wales bravely addressed royal watchers on Friday and shared news of her recovery from an undisclosed form of cancer.
In it detailed statement, Kate also confirmed her participation in the Trooping the Color ceremony, which took place the next day. Despite the severity of her message, some Internet users focused on what they perceived as a grammatical error, sparking debate on social media.
According YouGov, a global research company, Kate received an apology for using “William and I” instead of “William and I” in the sentence “It has really made a big difference to William and I and has helped us both in some of the most difficult moments.” ”in the statement. The renowned rating website in Britain ended up doing a survey in an attempt to get a verdict, which returned the following results among 6,097 GB adults.
However, royal author Richard Palmer expressed disappointment at the Briton’s lack of knowledge of the correct use of the words, turning to X, formerly Twitterto comment on the results. “I’ve heard William and Harry use “and I” incorrectly before in their speeches, but Kate was right on this occasion,” she said.
“The secret surely is to use the self alone. “It has really made a big difference to me” is obviously incorrect for anyone whose first language is English,” the royal expert added.
However, Princess Kate appeared to address her critics directly with a surprising appearance at King Charles’ official birthday parade over the weekend. Her presence at the event served as a powerful response to trolls who had speculated about her prolonged absence from the public eye. Kate’s statement and her subsequent public appearance highlight her resilience and dedication to her royal duties, even in the face of personal health issues and public scrutiny.
