Kate Middleton has a new nickname No thanks to the Prince William case

Because Kate recently excluded Rose Hanbury (and her husband) from his life and that of William for unknown reasons, he seems to be giving the media permission to invent a new nickname.

The Times, London, now calls it "The Chief Vaporizer," Kate's metaphor that quickly cuts all ties with her rivals from her life. This is the first time the media has decided to light Kate after years of good grace, which is comparable to what happened to Princess Diana 30 years ago.

Some people even insinuate that Kate will use this new "progressive" trend of her rivals with Meghan. As usual, this may be just bad rumors about the craft industry of gossip gossip.

Finding a happy medium on the truth

What really pushed Kate to eliminate Hanbury from his inner circle? There is no official word of the royal family about it, probably for a good reason. As far as we know, this might have to do with something other than William who would have an affair.

One of the dangers of having so many close friends next to you is that you can sometimes discover things you regret about them. Hanbury and her husband, Kate, did they find the offensive?

Sometimes we wonder if there is a link with Meghan, especially with all the nicknames she has recently received. One or two of these nicknames could have a racist connotation, which some sources suggest, according to some media, to deeply rooted racism in British society.

There is even innuendo, which is why the media is trying to make Meghan hell.

Does Kate really defend Meghan?

Based on the idea that British newspapers are deliberately trying to attack Meghan, you have to ask yourself if the stories of Kate's new nickname are still true. If so, it may be because she defends Meghan after discovering that one of her friends had begun to behave like the British press.

Although there is no evidence of anything, the Kate / Meghan feud did not already have a lot of legs, especially with her positive body language when she is seen in public.

In total, it seems that the British tabloids may have decided to take the two duchesses simply because they are perhaps more simpatico that the press does not wish.

We will now have to wait if the public will turn to the British paparazzi for giving them derogatory nicknames for the princesses.

Will the British press regret the use of these nicknames?

You probably can not use the word "regret" when you talk about paparazzi in the UK or elsewhere. They never admit to being mistaken about something, even though they may have to eat their own nicknames they invent for Kate and Meghan.

From an ethical point of view, it is already unfair to give them nicknames when that depreciates their royal personality. Although the two people are probably not perfect, to make them look like nasty villains only hurts the tabloids of this story.

We will probably never know why Kate fled the Marquis de Cholmondeley. In the end, we hope it's because Kate has just overtaken those who want to live as before.