Catherine and Prince William are said to be increasingly worried about how the monarchy is being perceived as fresh scrutiny surrounds Prince Andrew.
According to New Idea, the Prince and Princess of Wales are considering a major TV interview documentary later this year. The report claims the project would be developed with an archive team and offer a rare look into their lives, as concerns grow over public confidence in the royal family.
A source told the outlet the move feels overdue, especially with King Charles III facing a dip in popularity. The insider said the pressure on William and Catherine is mounting, adding that they believe they may be the only ones who can steady the ship.
The same source claimed the couple wants to address the narrative head on by giving the public a clearer picture of who they are and how they see the future of the monarchy. The aim, according to the report, is to rebuild trust and shift attention away from ongoing scandals.
The comments follow an official statement released by Kensington Palace. A spokesperson said William and Catherine were “deeply concerned” by the continuing revelations and stressed that their thoughts remain with the victims.
So far, the palace has not confirmed any plans for a television project, but the speculation highlights just how closely the couple’s next steps are being watched.
