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King Charles To Give Kate Middleton Rare Royal Power Not Given To Princess Of Wales In 115 Years

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Legions of fans love Kate Middleton and so does the royal family, who appears smitten with the princess. King Charles, who once called Kate Middleton his “beloved” daughter-in-law, repeatedly plans to give Kate the power to give royal warrants. It’s been more than 100 years since a Princess of Wales received the honor. However, the royal family understands Kate’s influence in the United Kingdom and worldwide. Due to her popularity and potential to sway others’ thinking, Kate will soon be able to give a Royal Warrant of Appointment. This is an official seal of approval for brands and people by a senior member of the royal family.

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Per Fox News Digital, the last Princess of Wales to issue royal warrants was the future Queen Mary in May 1920. Charles began issuing royal warrants in 1980, but Princess Diana did not receive the same honor after their 1981 wedding. The pair divorced in 1996.

King Charles Giving Kate Middleton A Royal Warrant Is A Rare Honor

According to Fox, it’s been 115 years since a Princess of Wales could grant a royal warrant. This is a particularly exciting time in Great Britain.

“King Charles is extremely fond of his loving and resilient daughter-in-law,” broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard said of Kate Middleton. “He holds her in high esteem. I’m sure he will be honored to implement a major royal first.”

Although there is no exact timeline for when King Charles will give Kate Middleton the honor, those close to the palace believe it will be soon.

“It signals King Charles III’s faith in Catherine,” royal expert Hilary Fordwich added. “She’ll have increasing influence as she is being groomed for such responsibilities. This is due to her poise, intelligence, tact, and reliability as he is gradually delegating responsibilities to the next generation.”

This story’s featured image is by Chris Jackson/Getty Images.

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