Puppy, here we are again! The internet has once again been deluged with (probably false) rumors that Prince William is having an affair and is cheating on Kate Middleton. The last time we dealt with this whole thing was in 2019, when the tabloids became obsessed with a “breakdown” involving Kate, William and a family friend named Rose Hanbury, who is the Marchioness of Cholmondeley ( which is sort of pronounced like “Chumley”). ). The Cambridges have never spoken publicly about the ordeal, but if you’re confusing these rumours, the phrase ‘rural rival’ and a recent @Deuxmoi tip featuring #princeofpegging on Twitter, we’ve got you.
Okay, first some background on the original rumors
American publication In contact reported back in April 2019 that William can had an affair with Rose, and when Kate reportedly confronted him about it, he apparently “laughed it off and said there was nothing to it.” š¬
Again, Nothing has been confirmed, and there’s no real public evidence that William cheated on Kate, so those reports have been shaky at best. And loud Daily mail‘s royal reporter Richard Kay, it’s all fake news. He wrote:
“Both sides have considered legal action, but since neither report has provided any evidence as to what the so-called dispute is about, they have chosen to ignore it… These hurtful fallout rumors are simply false.”
So who is Rose exactly?
She is a former model and currently a Marchioness residing in Norfolk, England with her husband, film director David Rocksavage. (For the uninitiated, Google says a marquise is the wife of someone just below a duke in the UK peer system.)
Rose’s home is fairly close to Kate and William’s country home in Anmer Hall, and they move in the same social circles. Since Rose lives in the country, that’s probably the reason for the British tabloid The sun began referring to her as Kate’s “rural rival” when things turned sour.
So what went wrong between them? Already in March 2019, The sun reported that Kate was upset by a story that claimed she told William to “get out” of her circle because she and Rose allegedly had a falling out. Besides that, tbd!
What about the @Deuxmoi tip you ask?
Basically, a tipster wrote on the gossip account and claimed (emphasis on allegedlyas @deuxmoi is the first to point out, these clues are completely unprovable and sometimes unfounded) that the extramarital affair of a member of the British royal family is an “open secret” and that the reason for the affair is the king’s “love of the pegs”. ” So #princeofpegging is trending on Twitter.
Obviously this could a) be completely wrong and b) could refer to another member of the royal family. But the internet seems to be focused on our guy William, probably because he’s been plagued by false affair rumors before.
Tell me more about this lawsuit…
Okay, this is where it gets a little tricky. Although Richard said no legal action is being taken by the Royals at this time, The Daly beast claimed otherwise. In a report, the outlet said they “understand that there has been pressure from the Palace” to have allegations of affair rumors removed from Twitter by staff writer Giles Coren. If you’re wondering what Giles is from The London TimesHer tweet said it supposedly went something like this: “Yes, it’s an affair. I haven’t read the article, but I know about the affair. Everyone knows about the affair, darling.ā Eek!
even scarier That Daily Beast reports that at least one British publication was “served legal warnings after releasing details of the rumors by the royals’ lawyers”.
One of the letters from the royals’ lawyers reportedly said:
“Publishing false speculation about our client’s private life is not only false and highly harmful, but also constitutes an invasion of his privacy within the meaning of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.”
So what is the truth?
No one but William, Kate and Rose really knows what actually happened – if anyone – but Britain’s tabloids definitely need to be extra careful (as they should be) when deciding what to report, or they might end up getting more newspapers served.
After all, acc The sunRoyal Editor Duncan Larcombe: “While traditionally the British royal family would not take concrete legal action…William and Harry are prepared to do so in their own way.”
When the royals received Donald Trump at the palace in June, Rose was there! (She went to an event with her husband because it’s basically his job to go to events like this.) Kate and Rose didn’t sit together, but being in the same room is obviously a good sign that there aren’t any hard ones feelings between them.
Anyway, a source finally told it Us Weeklyj that “the affair rumors turned out to be good for her in the end. Kate obviously finds the rumors hurtful and hates the thought that her children will one day be able to read about her online… It forced her and William to sit back and examine their relationship, which they knew they should have done more often.”
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