Controversy in United Kingdom: Kate Middleton to break protocol at Charles III’s coronation

On May 6, Charles III will be crowned King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as well as the fourteen sovereign states known as the Commonwealth of Nations and their territories and dependencies.

During this important event in the history of the country, everything will be resolved like clockwork and the protocol will obviously be very strict. However, a crime is already expected for May 6.

In fact, Princess Kate is preparing to skip a dress routine for these festivities. The royals have a habit of bringing out their most elegant outfits, matched with extravagant jewelry and accessories. But according to multiple sources close to the palace, Kate Middleton would have opted to wear something more classic.

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According to reports collected by GlassThe princess’s choice of clothing is a matter of debate. “Behind the scenes, there was a lot of discussion about her dress. We also talked a lot about what she would wear on her head. In fact, Kate did not plan to wear a tiara, as protocol dictates for such an occasion. For example, at Charles’ first royal party, she wore it.

While Charles III isn’t worried about it, the Mirror source says experts and keen admirers of the royal monarchy don’t think so.