Duchess Kate and Prince William run their Christmas special for the first time on another broadcaster. Is this a subtle reprimand for the BBC?
London – Duchess Kate (39) and Prince William (39) have chosen a new slot for their annual Christmas special this year. The reason for this could be a BBC documentary that caused tension between the royal family and the broadcaster. A royal statement could be understood as a reprimand, reveals 24royal.de *.
According to reports from the UK’s Sun, the Royal Christmas Concert, organized for charity by the Duchess of Cambridge *, will instead be broadcast on ITV. The concert is produced by BBC Studios, which also produce material for other television stations.
ITV said they had only heard of the special that will take place in Westminster Abbey and that Prince William * will take part in just the last few days. The BBC now has to wonder why it lost the slot, because the royal family is silent about the reasons.
The documentary “The Princes and the Press” could be to blame. The first part of the two-part series aired recently. It says: The prince brothers Harry (37) and William (39) tried to play themselves out through targeted press information. In newspaper reports it was speculated that Buckingham Palace *, Clarence House * and Kensington Palace * were equally unfortunate not to have received the document in advance.
The allegations were rejected in a joint statement by the three households. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
