Prince William and Kate Middleton, who married in 2011 and share three children (Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis), have been considered a strong royal couple. Kate has dedicated much of her life to supporting William, a love that began when they met at the University of St. Andrews.
Now a real expert has claimed that Kate Middleton “saved” William after the difficulties he faced while growing up. Angela Levin, a royal expert and outspoken critic of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, suggested Kate played a crucial role in helping William recover from his “dysfunctional” childhood and the loss of his mother, Princess Diana.
“I think Kate helped save William,” Levin said during an appearance on Real royal televisions real rhythm. “It was very difficult for him, coming out of a dysfunctional family, losing his mother so young, and I think he was in a very difficult situation.”
Levin explained that Kate not only supported William in his royal duties, but also helped him find a sense of identity. “Her whole life is to make him happy,” Levin said, adding that Kate has found ways to make William feel “important and worthy” beyond the usual ceremonial responsibilities, like cutting ribbons.
The expert also highlighted how Kate introduced William to her own family, which gave him a sense of normality. “I think she helped him become a husband by introducing him to his own family and spending time with a normal family,” Levin said. “It has also helped him accept his role as a father.”
Through her unwavering support and dedication, Kate not only strengthened her bond with William, but also helped him become the man and leader he is today.
