Duchess Kate is often envied for her slim, athletic figure. However, even she is apparently not protected from body shaming attacks.
London – Many women repeatedly have to grapple with inappropriate comments about their character. Bodyshaming does not stop at the royals either. As reported by 24royal.de *, Duchess Kate (39) experienced this firsthand after one of her last appearances.
Duchess Kate: Bodyshaming attack on TV causes a stir
Ever since Duchess Kate was first noticed in public many years ago, she has been known as an extremely slim person. She does not seem to have any weight fluctuations, even after three pregnancies, Prince William’s wife * (39) has a petite stature. However, Kate is also extremely athletic and has a lot of fun exercising. Even as a representative of the British royal family *, she always likes to attend various appointments where she can be active. Whether tennis, climbing or a mountain bike tour * – the mother of three is always there with enthusiasm.
The Duchess of Cambridge is often envied for her figure. But there are also voices who seemingly can’t help commenting on Kate’s appearance in a questionable manner.
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Duchess Kate – “She’s so thin, isn’t she?”
Prince William recently awarded the Earthshot Prize * with his wife, which he himself helped to establish. Kate had appeared for the occasion in a lilac-colored dress, the glitter applications of which emphasized her waist. Richard Madeley (65) and Susanna Reid (50) later commented on their slim silhouette on the television show “Good Morning Britain”. “She’s so thin, isn’t she?” Said Madeley and his colleague agreed. “A tiny, tiny waist,” added the 65-year-old. Reid finally added that Duchess Kate * “looks absolutely fantastic”.
The moderators were sharply criticized for their statements on social media. “It’s about the environment and Earthshot and all Richard can talk about is the size of Kate’s waist! Typical! Please try to concentrate, ”can be read on Twitter, for example. “My beautiful daughter struggled with an eating disorder for 7 years and statements like this can do a lot of damage,” another comment said. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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