Kate Middleton's 'modern and beautiful' flair that keeps the monarchy from 'crumbling'

• Royal author, Tina Brown claims that Kate is instrumental to the continuation of the monarchy thanks to her commitment to The Firm.
• Brown claims that Kates's modern attitude and beauty is what is keeping today's monarchy afloat. 
• This royal news (opens in new tab) comes after Prince Andrew was stripped of ANOTHER honour despite the Queen’s united front (opens in new tab).

A royal author claims that the monarchy would ‘crumble’ without ‘modern’ Kate Middleton, as the Duchess continues to grow in confidence and excel within the Firm (opens in new tab).

Tina Brown, author of ‘The Palace Papers’ claims that if Kate ever wanted to step back as a senior royal (opens in new tab), much like Harry and Meghan, the monarchy would fall apart.

During an interview with Page Six (opens in new tab), Brown explained, “If for any reason, she thought like Meghan, ‘I’m out of here, I can do much better,’ it would be a disaster.”

She continued saying the monarchy “would, I think, crumble at the moment without her because she’s the only modern, beautiful woman who’s well-educated, substantial in herself, who’s actually wanting to commit herself to the rigors of this institution. Not many young women could do that.”

This comes as Kate’s ‘perfect image’ (opens in new tab) has been praised as she takes on more royal duties and titles, following the Sussexes' move to LA (opens in new tab).

Experts claim that she is now ‘ready for her royal destiny (opens in new tab)’ of one day becoming Queen, after thriving on numerous solo trips (opens in new tab) this year. She and her husband Prince William have also been stepping up to take a more leading role within the family, following the Queen’s recent health scares. 

Kate’s role will become ever more crucial as the Palace is also gearing up for the release of Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir, later this year. The content of which has been tipped to ‘shake the monarchy to its core (opens in new tab)’ and land them with a PR crisis.