Middleton's business dreams end to uphold royal family's esteem
It appears that the Duchess Kate's family, the Middletons, are not cut out for the business world. They've recently abandoned plans to start a new company. The decision was driven by the need to maintain the reputation of the British royal family.
Duchess Kate is renowned for her impeccable image. She meticulously avoids any missteps that could put the royal family in a negative light. Regardless of the situation, she consistently does an excellent job fulfilling her royal duties. Kate's candidness, authenticity, and hard work make her a British style icon.
The Duchess maintains a close relationship with her immediate family. However, their attempts at entrepreneurship have ultimately been unsuccessful. Surprisingly, they have chosen to discontinue their business endeavours. This decision was made with Kate's social standing in mind.
Duchess Kate's family could have damaged her image
Carole and Michael Middleton were optimistic about entering the events industry. They invested their time and money into a professional party planning business. However, their big dreams led to a financial catastrophe. The parents fell into debt exceeding $3.3 million, which resulted in significant payment backlogs to their associates.
The reports about the Middletons' financial troubles cast a worrying light on the perception of the royal family. It sparked concern among the image consultants of the royal couple.
The British royal family should serve as role models to hard-working individuals, not those who capitalize on the misfortunes of others. Carole and Michael were strategizing their next steps when they decided to abandon all future business plans to safeguard their daughter's reputation. Every move the Middletons make inevitably affects Kate - reports the British newspaper "Express".
Kate's parents, along with siblings Pippa and James, have backed out of plans to start a party organization company specializing in first birthday celebrations. Their main priority is to preserve the reputation of their eldest child.
