The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are now equivalent to America, but in the coming months that assumption could be put to the test by the growing ambitions of the Prince William and of Kate Middleton, who are reportedly considering expanding their activities overseas. The indiscretion comes from the British press, which has analyzed some strategic moves to expand Kensington Palace’s “business”, based largely on a series of charitable activities that are ready to land on other shores, specifically in the “territory” of Harry and Meghan Markle, who after Megxit have staked everything on the United States, in terms of work and personal life.
According to theExpress, who first reported the leak, the Princes of Wales have reportedly submitted the necessary documentation for register a trademark related to the Royal Foundation at the US Patent and Trademark Office, the American agency responsible for granting patents and registering trademarks. A move that is not entirely recent, because already in 2023 – notes the Mail on Sunday – the Royal Foundation had applied for a US trademark for fundraising and awareness campaigns on mental health. A project that did not get the green light and that in recent months has been on hold due to Kate Middleton’s health conditions. Now that the princess is better, so much so that she has announced a gradual return to her public engagements, the project has reportedly restarted.
She and William at the moment they are in no hurry, nor is there a trip to the United States planned (the last time they went to the country as a couple was in 2022, for the Earthshot Prize), however By the end of the year the details of this operation could become clearer.
If the rumors are confirmed, the Princes of Wales will enter Harry and Meghan’s “hunting territory” with force, but not only in geographical terms. The topic of mental health is extremely dear to the Dukes of Sussexespecially for Harry, who has made it a pillar of his charitable actions. And the Kensington Palace operation could put Harry in difficulty, for several reasons. In the United States, after the initial enthusiasm of having a prince as a neighbor, enthusiasm for Harry has waned, as has that for Meghan. Americans did not like the revelations of Sparenor their behavior towards the royal family. The Sussexes liked the royal aura, while sensationalism soon became boring, especially when there was nothing left to reveal. Different, however, the transport for William and Kate, who with their sense of duty and dedication to the royal family maintain that allure of unapproachable glamour that is so popular in the USA. The lights of celebrity, in short, sooner or later fade, while silent actions are the most useful: little fuss, ethics that do not require famous supporters, certain results, even if less immediate.
And then there is a certain timing, which cannot be ignored. Kate Middleton fell ill at the moment when she shone the most, as a woman and a princess, her treatment path, rightly private in the face of so many hypocritical proclamations that tell of cancer as a stroke of luck, put her to the test, by her own admission. The message of resilience that her personal story represents has not left Americans indifferent, and as theExpress will certainly find a benevolent response in Kensington Palace’s future activities abroad.
Source: Vanity Fair
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