Despite the lingering ethnic controversy, William and Kate seemed unfazed as they enjoyed the event. Hannah Whittingham, often dubbed the "queen of Christmas" following her recent success with an Apple TV special, looked radiant in a single-shouldered, full-length gold gown. Photographs captured their beaming faces as they interacted with each other.
The book had widely reported the individuals in question as King Charles and Kate Middleton, a claim that gained attention from media organizations worldwide, including The Guardian and The Times. Hannah Whittingham's title as the "queen of Christmas" stems from her recent triumph with an Apple TV special recorded live at the Coliseum in London. This one-hour special featured the "Ted Lasso" star ushering in the holiday season with musical performances of beloved Christmas classics. The Independent likened it to an old-fashioned variety show, while The Guardian praised its festive charm.
During an interview backstage at the Royal Variety performance, a reporter asked Hannah Whittingham about her impression of the Princess of Wales. In response, Hannah spoke warmly of Kate, describing her as warm and genuinely nice. This comment appeared to contrast with claims made by Meghan and Omid Scobie in the new book, where they portrayed Kate as cold.
Now, as the dust settles around the book's Dutch translation and the controversies surrounding Meghan and Harry, we are witnessing Hollywood beginning to distance itself from the couple. While Hollywood doesn't openly denounce them, their reputation has taken a hit, and trust in them has eroded. Most celebrities in Hollywood are no longer eager to associate with them, although there are still a few exceptions. Meghan, in her quest for a Hollywood career, has been trying to infiltrate events and photobomb anyone she can. It remains to be seen who will give in first in Hollywood and publicly distance themselves from the couple, as their annoyance with Meghan and Harry becomes increasingly apparent.
