King Charles Ill. bestowed upon Princess Catherine a momentous new title.
The people, however, had differing opinions about her job and called it a diversion from what was going on behind the palace walls.
The Princess of Wales will join the Order of the Companions of Honour as a Royal Companion, according to a statement made by King Charles Ill on April 23. For any royal, this was their first assignment.
With this esteemed position, she joins an exclusive group of individuals acknowledged for their noteworthy accomplishments in diverse domains. The sciences, the arts, and public service are a few.
George V. founded the Order of the Companions of Honour in 1917. There can only be 65 members of this restricted organization at any one time. Other honorary members from beyond the Commonwealth are permitted, nevertheless. Dame Maggie Smith, Dame Judi Dench, Anna Wintour, Sir Elton John, and Sir David Attenborough are among its notable members.
There have been questions since Catherine’s new post was announced. Confusion and worry have been expressed in a rush of internet comments in response to it. Online users’ opinions range from supportive to doubtful.
A user said, “Definitely a distraction as to what is really happening but okay,” which alluded to the dynamics of the royal family. Another questioned, drawing attention to the Princess’s conspicuous absence from public appearances, “But where is she?” Something like, “A Royal Companion never heard of that role,” someone said.
A second person said, “She still hasn’t been seen in public since December 25th, and no one seems concerned with this at all?”
“Where is she now?” was said in unison. “I hope she’s improving,” someone posted on Facebook. Another person, perplexed by the new title, asked, “Ermm, what kind of title is that?”
It’s evident that although the distinction is noteworthy, Catherine’s recent low profile is also brought to light. The public’s interest in her well-being and the circumstances surrounding her new royal responsibilities have been piqued by this.
The appointment falls during a difficult time in Catherine’s life as she begins her cancer treatment. The close ties and assistance she received from the royal family amid her health issues are highlighted by her new post.