Kate Middleton bows to King Charles after Camilla’s rejection

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by Danica Daniel

What a high bow.

Kate Middleton put her royal etiquette and years of training to good use when she took a bow worthy of the record books on Tuesday.

Wearing a stunning red hat by Jane Taylor and a matching wool cloak by Catherine Walker & Partners, the Princess of Wales accompanied her husband Prince William, both 41, to greet South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, 62, and his wife. First Lady Kim Keun-hye, 51, on an official state visit to the United Kingdom.

After getting introduced, the couples arrived at the Horse Guards Parade in London to meet King Charles, 75, and Queen Camilla, 76, at a welcome party.

As Princess Kate walked up the stairs behind Prince William, who bowed his head to acknowledge his father and Camilla, she stopped at the top and dropped into a bow perfect for the King and Queen, just inches away from certain disaster.

Without missing a thing or falling down the stairs, Prince Kate smiled broadly at the cameras before taking her place next to Prince William.

It has been a tradition for centuries to greet or welcome members of the royal family with a bow or curtsy, but according to tradition Official Website“There is no mandatory code of conduct when meeting the Queen or a member of the royal family, but many people want to observe traditional forms.”

So it’s no surprise that when royals are down a set of their pants or feeling royally upset, they will show their disdain by refusing to bow to the king who has angered them.

This was the case at King Charles’ coronation on May 6, when Princess Kate refused to bow to Queen Camilla as she left Westminster Abbey.

In an interview On “Dan Wootton Tonight.”“, Royal biographer Tom Power claimed that the Princess of Wales was “furious” at the newly crowned Queen over the guest list for the coronation because she was only able to invite four members of her family while Camilla had 20 people in attendance.

“Camilla brought 20 members of the Parker Bowles family to the coronation ceremony and there were four from the Middleton family,” Power said, stressing that neither Middleton sister was allowed to bring their partners.

“If you look at the footage of the coronation, as the King and Queen leave the thrones and head towards the exit of Westminster Abbey, you will see that everyone bows and bows to the King and no one moves a limb or a muscle, when Camilla “passes by,” Power continued. “And that’s because they were angry with Camilla.”

It seems that the refusal to bow has put the Duchess of Sussex in an embarrassing situation.

According to royal biographer Andrew Morton, 70, Prince Harry, 38, and Meghan Markle, 42, will not return to the UK because they do not want to bow to Middleton when Prince William becomes king.

On Sky News”Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips“The biographer was asked about the possibility of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex returning to Britain after moving across the pond in 2020.

“What, and is Meghan Markle bowing to Kate Middleton?” Morton sneaked. “i don’t think so.”