Prince William and Princess Kate could seek a new media understanding to protect Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in adulthood, a royal author has claimed.
Simon Vigar believes the couple will want their children’s private lives, and any future partners, to receive protections similar to those William experienced while studying at the University of St Andrews.
William and Kate may have plans (Credit: Michael McGurk/Royal Rota Pool/Shutterstock)
Prince William and Princess Kate’s university privacy
Speaking exclusively to GB News, Vigar said the media largely respected an agreement to give William space during his time at university.
He said: “The University of St Andrews was great for William and Catherine; the British media should get some credit here.
“The Gentleman’s Agreement to leave William alone at university did hold, and of course, it was a camera crew from a TV company owned by his uncle Edward – that was the only one that actually broke it.”
William and Catherine met at St Andrews in 2001. The reduced press attention during that period reportedly allowed them to concentrate on their studies while getting to know one another.
The agreement was breached shortly after William began his first term, when an Ardent Productions film crew appeared on the campus. The company later apologised.
William and Kate met at uni (Credit: Cover Images)
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