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Answer: Something that's being tip-toed around very carefully is there have been frequent allusions throughout the years to William being violent in general and domestically violent with Kate.
It's always very downplayed and sort of handwaved away instead of sensationalized. There's sources at least admitting that he would scream in her face or that they ~both~ 'come to blows'. He did physically assault Harry according to Harry's book. It was also noted that in the book Harry didn't seem to think it was out of character for William or that the violence itself was any kind of turning point for them.
It's quite tricky to find links because the royal family routinely scrubs the internet. For example there's articles about Kate wearing hair extensions that are scrubbed on a regular basis. People would write them again because they don't realise it's been done and sometimes the new articles are down in a matter of days.
Last year a photo of Kate's son shushing her with his finger did the rounds on the internet everyone was so worried that the kid learnt that behaviour from his father and that Kate was not treated well behind closed doors.
Part of the concern even though no one will be explicit and even though it might not be the most likely explaination is William hurt her badly.
Celebitchy seems to be the only website that keeps track of this stuff, so here's some discussion from there that touches on William being violent. It's openly a biased source, they are not fans of the royals, but if you want to know why people who follow royal gossip would be hung up on Kate's hospital stay, this helps you get an idea. Their blog posts link to relevent articles but as I mentioned the royals scrub regularly. So Celebitchy articles become full of dead links after a few weeks or months.
I found this post though, it only links back to other blog posts on the site, which are still up. So if you want an overview of what some people think of William here you go.
https://www.celebitchy.com/813586/jobson_prince_william_can_be_difficult_short-tempered_with_king_charles/
It's quite tricky to find links because the royal family routinely scrubs the internet. For example there's articles about Kate wearing hair extensions that are scrubbed on a regular basis. People would write them again because they don't realise it's been done and sometimes the new articles are down in a matter of days.
Last year a photo of Kate's son shushing her with his finger did the rounds on the internet everyone was so worried that the kid learnt that behaviour from his father and that Kate was not treated well behind closed doors.
Part of the concern even though no one will be explicit and even though it might not be the most likely explaination is William hurt her badly.
Celebitchy seems to be the only website that keeps track of this stuff, so here's some discussion from there that touches on William being violent. It's openly a biased source, they are not fans of the royals, but if you want to know why people who follow royal gossip would be hung up on Kate's hospital stay, this helps you get an idea. Their blog posts link to relevent articles but as I mentioned the royals scrub regularly. So Celebitchy articles become full of dead links after a few weeks or months.
I found this post though, it only links back to other blog posts on the site, which are still up. So if you want an overview of what some people think of William here you go.
https://www.celebitchy.com/813586/jobson_prince_william_can_be_difficult_short-tempered_with_king_charles/
Jobson: Prince William ‘can be difficult’ & ‘short-tempered’ with King Charles
April 19, 2023
By Kaiser
Prince William, Royals
Robert Jobson’s latest royal book, Our King, has been widely and gleefully excerpted in the UK and America. In addition to being one of the most vile royal commentators, Jobson is pretty much devoted to spreading gossip straight from King Charles, Queen Camilla and their people.
By Kaiser
Prince William, Royals
Robert Jobson’s latest royal book, Our King, has been widely and gleefully excerpted in the UK and America. In addition to being one of the most vile royal commentators, Jobson is pretty much devoted to spreading gossip straight from King Charles, Queen Camilla and their people.
I had my doubts about that years ago, but I was wrong – everything coming out of Jobson’s mouth is explicitly or implicitly from C&C. Meaning, Charles and Camilla definitely want to push the Princess of Wales back, and the knives are out. It feels like C&C want to blame the larger Sussexit fallout on Kate in particular. Which is fascinating.
But we shouldn’t sleep on the fact that Jobson also got some briefings about how Prince William is a short-tempered, impatient nutcase.
Prince William is not always the easiest person to work with, according to a new royal book.
“He can be difficult,” a senior royal household figure told author Robert Jobson for his recently released biography, “Our King: Charles III: The Man and the Monarch Revealed.“
“He is a driven person and that can make him impatient,” the source continued about the newly anointed Prince of Wales, 40.
The insider compared him to King Charles, 74, who apparently possesses more patience.
“That can make William short-tempered when dealing with Charles,” they added. “The Boss (Charles) has a temper, too, but it does not go on and on. He can get frustrated and flare up and then, in an instant, it is forgotten about. With William, it is rarely forgotten.”
[From Page Six]
Something interesting about Robert Jobson is that he churned out a biography of William last year, and he used much stronger language to describe William.
Prince William is not always the easiest person to work with, according to a new royal book.
“He can be difficult,” a senior royal household figure told author Robert Jobson for his recently released biography, “Our King: Charles III: The Man and the Monarch Revealed.“
“He is a driven person and that can make him impatient,” the source continued about the newly anointed Prince of Wales, 40.
The insider compared him to King Charles, 74, who apparently possesses more patience.
“That can make William short-tempered when dealing with Charles,” they added. “The Boss (Charles) has a temper, too, but it does not go on and on. He can get frustrated and flare up and then, in an instant, it is forgotten about. With William, it is rarely forgotten.”
[From Page Six]
Something interesting about Robert Jobson is that he churned out a biography of William last year, and he used much stronger language to describe William.
In that book (William at 40), Jobson detailed how William can be “offhand and volatile” and that William has always lacked deference to his father, and that William was constantly losing his mind and throwing screaming tantrums in front of Charles and AT Charles.
Jobson also reported in that book that everyone around William knows that he has a “notably short fuse” and he regularly screams at staff. But, you know, the Black duchess sent a jet-lagged email. Anyway… the Prince of Wales is “difficult.” A very Difficult Diva, always engorged with incandescent rage, always flying off the handle, always screaming and shrieking at everyone and everything. Oh, and he’s violent too.
" Difficult" and "Short Tempered" easily describes 50% of the human population.
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