Given that Queen Elizabeth ruled for more than 70 years, it is reasonable to assume that the Princess of Wales will continue to hold the title for a while.
Kate Middleton was not able to take advantage of the ostentatious lifestyle that the royal life offered prior to her marriage to William. Although Carole and Michael Middleton, her parents, had amassed a wealth from their party supply business, Kate ultimately had to find employment on her own.
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She was employed by Jigsaw towards the end of 2006 as a fashion buyer, as previously mentioned. Although many expected Kate would be the one to wed the future king, Kate seems to have already considered a life in the royal family even though William hadn’t proposed.
At least, such was the opinion of many experts, when Kate Middleton became an employee of Jigsaw. It was important for their brand and marketing that a potential future princess worked there.
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Kate had a great job at Jigsaw, but she had started to plan her future before she even started. Rebecca English, a royal expert, claims that Kate had asked to work only part-time, and her reasoning was not the same as most people’s.
“Interestingly, someone at the company told me that she went to the boss at the time and said, ‘I need a job, but it needs to be part-time so I can work it around my relationship with this very high-profile man.’” She was an accessories buyer. In the film William & Kate: Too Good To Be True?, English stated.
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That is highly unusual for a working woman in the present era. She worked there for a while, but sadly, the attention that photographers gave her when they followed her to and from work got to be too much.
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