@SenecaFalls yes - you make a very fair point, that the people who are really truly up shit creek are probably not the ones with the problem. Other things on their mind! I think that she should take the same approach as the rest of the royals as the more they complain (Prince Charles’ interview horror did not help his image AT ALL), the worse it gets. It doesn’t help that she is a WOC, that is true. I think it is also the marry-inners. And the queen had three previously handsome sons. Their wives were up a creek pretty quickly and early on.
I’ve just watched the clip with her - I kind of think that Tom Bradby eked that response from her and i want to ask if they asked him to do that to get sympathy - BUT - she said winsomely “thank you for asking if I’m ok, nobody asks that” and I think if I were her - and I imagine they have lots of control over the content, I might have cringed and said “take that bit out!”. I think people --twat— have said “she’s American! She doesn’t know about the BRF!” But to a degree that’s true. She has Americanised her husband’s approach to PR - and we are not America. We are insular, possessive and stroppy as a nation, particularly of the Royals - the biggest criticism of the Sussexes that I can think of, is that they flew by private jet shortly after he gave an earnest speech at Google Camp about climate change. Prince William allegedly had an extra marital affair (and if he hadn’t he would have sued someone a LOT for saying so, they always do if they can prove a lie). That is a bigger deal morally (for me anyway- but others may be different) and because he said zip and Kate said zip, it’s all gone away.
I’m not saying it’s fair because everyone should be able to stand up for themselves but history shows that the reason the Royals just don’t bother saying anything is because the tabloids ramp it up so much if they complain. Sad but true.