After Kate Middleton took an image with her children George, Charlotte and Louis, which she published last Sunday on the occasion of Mother's Day in the United Kingdom, and in which sees him without a wedding ring, all kinds of hypotheses were unleashed, including one in which her husband, Prince William (William) was being unfaithful with Rose Hanbury.
The Princess of Wales had not been seen since January when she underwent abdominal surgery, so her health began to be a focus of concern; In the weekend photo she wrote the message: "Thank you for your kind wishes and continued support from her these past two months."
However, news agencies realized that the photo was retouched, then the princess admitted that she had edited the image herself.
Another crisis in the British monarchy
The image became a focus of concern after it became clear that she is not wearing her wedding ring. According to international media, such as 20minutes, followers of the British royal family would be calling Hanbury, who was a friend of Kate, as "Camila 2.0", a nickname that ironically refers to the current queen, Camila Parker-Bowles. , who was Charles' lover for many years, even during the lifetime of Diana of Wales, and one of the characters most detested by the British.
Hanbury was already associated with William a year ago, although neither party confirmed or denied anything. She attended the coronation of Charles III as a guest in May.
He has three children: twins Oliver Timothy and Alexander Hugh and little Iris Marina.
The aristocrat and former model, 39, has always been part of the inner circle of friends of the princes of Wales and the entourage of the British royal family. Her grandmother, Lady Elizabeth Lambart, was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of the late Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Philip of Edinburgh.
Sarah Rose Hanbury and her husband, David Rocksavage, have a residence at Houghton Hall, in the county of Norfolk, very close to the Sandringham Castle residence where the Princes of Wales spend a lot of time.
In 2023, British tabloid media such as Daily Mail, The Sun and The Mirror announced that Prince William and the Marchioness had celebrated Valentine's Day with a romantic dinner. The crown prince would also have given a pearl necklace to his alleged lover as a gift on that special day. According to the Daily Mail, this infuriated the Princess of Wales, who at the same time had jokingly complained to a florist that her husband was not giving her even a sad flower, La Vanguardia said.
According to ABC Spain, in 2019 some images in which Prince William (Guillermo) can be seen at a party accompanied by a woman who later identified herself as Rose Hanbury, set off alarm bells. She was one of his wife Kate's best friends. At the time she accused the prince of being unfaithful to his wife during her third pregnancy.
Kate then asked William to remove the Marchioness of Cholmondeley from his circle of friends. The rest also left Rose Hanbury aside, not only because of the scandal with the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II, but because of all the previous ones, the media recalled.
Thus Hanbury, Marchioness of Cholmondeley, has reappeared in the British media: The Independent dedicates a profile to her, the magazine 'Tatler' dares with a tweet that has been removed, leaving readers intrigued about another possible crisis in the British royal family .
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