The Prince and Princess of Wales’ trip to America later this week could lead to a “royal smackdown” according to a royal author.
William and Kate fly to America this week for a three-day trip culminating on Friday.
The couple are said to be excited about their first international trip since becoming the Prince and Princess of Wales, titles with a long history, but they are keen to forge their own paths.
Historian and biographer Amanda Lucy Foreman said there would be “direct, peer-to-peer comparison”
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The author has said the royals’ coming within such close proximity of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will cause friction and lead to comparisons being drawn between the two couples.
Historian and biographer Amanda Lucy Foreman said there would be “direct, peer-to-peer comparison” as the “royal smackdown of sorts” takes place.
She went on to describe the Prince and Princess of Wales as "working Windsors", and Meghan and Harry as "working-it Windsors".
She later went on to say that the "working-it Windsors" are "wearing out their welcome" in the US.
William and Kate are keen to meet members of many local communities during their visit to Boston, famed for its Irish community, sporting heritage and history.
William and Kate fly to America this week for a three-day trip culminating on Friday.
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During their visit William and Kate will attend a special event with the Mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, and the prince will visit the John F Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum with Caroline Kennedy, the former president’s daughter.
The prince and princess will learn about the work that local organisations are doing to mitigate the risk of rising sea levels to Boston, and when they tour the Greentown Labs, in the nearby town of Somerville, will get an insight into the development of innovative green technologies.
They will also present their Earthshot Prize on Wednesday.
The £1million prize will go to five lucky winners who present their climate change solutions.
