Kate Middleton has 'modern' parenting approach says Murphy

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The Duchess of Cambridge’s attitude “mirrors” the Queen, according to royal commentators. Kate’s personality “parallels” with the monarch have been used to indicate how she will serve as queen in the future. Channel 5 documentary, ‘Kate: Our Queen in Waiting’, explored her success in the monarchy.

Royal journalist Victoria Murphy told viewers: “I think that there are a lot of parallels between Kate’s personality and the Queen’s personality.

“Neither of them are extroverted.

“They don’t seek out the limelight.

“I think that they both maintain a certain element of mystique in public life.”

Narrator David Riley added: “Kate’s stoical attitude towards the press mirrors that of the Queen herself.

“It’s felt by many to be the appropriate royal response.”

Historian Dr Chandrika Kaul explained: “Kate epitomises the adage ‘never complain, never explain’.

“Much like the Queen has in her successful and long reign.”

Kate Middleton must 'play by rules' says royal expert

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s 2019 royal tour of Pakistan was used as an example of Kate’s “calm handling of the press”.

Mr Riley narrated: “It further underlined to the world how she was growing into her role as queen-in-waiting.”

Mail on Sunday Royal Editor Emily Andrews travelled with Kate and William on the RAF Voyager from the UK to Pakistan.

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She told Channel 5: “William and Kate had us all forward to the front of the plane where they were to chat to us.

“They said, ‘We’re so glad you’re here, thanks for coming to Pakistan with us.

“‘We’re really grateful you’re here covering all our work, thank you so much’.

“It was a very skillful piece of diplomacy by William and Kate.

“You do want the press to be on side because then they’re going to write, frankly, nice things about you, and that’s exactly what happened.”

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