A recent trip by Kate Middleton to a farm shop alongside Prince William and their children has sparked discussions, with a royal expert casting doubt on its authenticity due to the absence of media photographs.
Speaking to The Sun, royal commentator Hugo Vickers expressed his sentiments regarding the Princess of Wales's reported visit. While Vickers acknowledged that it's encouraging to hear of Kate engaging in positive activities, he emphasized the significance of visual proof for the public's peace of mind.
Vickers stated, "We hold her in high regard. She consistently excels in her role, and it's regrettable that she's faced with such skepticism." He continued, expressing his wish for more tangible evidence of her wellbeing: "It would be reassuring to see footage of her enjoying a stroll in the garden with her children or engaging in other positive activities."
Highlighting the lack of visual documentation from the supposed farm shop outing, Vickers pondered, "While there may not be photos from the school, a simple snapshot from the farm shop visit could have been easily captured, right?"
Concluding his remarks, Vickers speculated that perhaps photographs do exist, but those around the Princess respected her privacy during this private excursion.
