Royal Family Affected By Insults From Bishop Pete Broadbent? Kate Middleton Unaffected By Other Issues

Many people think highly of the royal family especially Queen Elizabeth II. However, there are some personalities that think that her successors might not be the perfect fit for the throne.

According to Parent Herald, Bishop Pete Broadbent insulted the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge by saying that they are "shallow personalities." Aside from that, he accused the Queen and the rest of the royal family as philanderers.

Bishop Broadbent is soon to be named as the head of the royal diocese. Aside from insulting Prince William and Kate Middleton, he also made fun of Prince Charles by calling him "big ears." It was said that Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the royal family is quite affected by these negative comments from the Bishop.

Is that the reason why there were reports that the Royal Monarch is preventing Broadbent's announcement as the Dean of the Chapel's Royal? There were also reports claiming that the Queen is asking Dr. Richard Chatres to stay in his position.

This would not be the first time the Bishop talked negatively of the Royal Family. In the past, he called the late Princess Diana a porcelain doll. He also said that he thinks that Kate Middleton and Prince William's marriage will end in divorce.

On the other hand, Inquisitr reported that Kate Middleton is not really that affected with the issues surround her and her family. It was reported that the Duchess of Cambridge gets her strength from her mother Carole Middleton.

Carole, who used to be a flight attendant, is residing with her husband Michael in Bucklebury. Kate and Prince William make it a point that they visit her parents in their hometown from time to time.  

It was said that although her daughter has risen to fame, Carole and Michael stayed the same simple citizens. Sources claim that Carole is also teaching her grandchildren, Prince George and Princess Charlotte how it is to live a normal and simple life just like how Queen Elizabeth used to have a Scottish nanny teach her simple ways when she was a child.