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Royals Shield Future Partners With Strict Privacy
3 Aug
Summary
- Waleses will protect future partners of royal children.
- Media agreement similar to William and Kate's early days.
- Prince William hints at greater privacy for his children.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are establishing strict protocols to safeguard the future partners of their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Royal expert Simon Vigar revealed that William and Kate intend to replicate the successful 'Gentleman's Agreement' that afforded their own early romance significant media privacy during their university years.
This agreement, which saw the British media largely refrain from intrusive coverage of William and Kate during their courtship, allowed them to focus on their studies at St Andrews University. The couple, who met in 2001, enjoyed approximately two years of private courtship before their relationship became public.
Prince William himself has alluded to implementing enhanced privacy measures for his family as he prepares to become King. These protections aim to shield the younger royals from the 'insatiable' press coverage they may face as they enter adulthood.
