Why ‘angry’ Kate Middleton ‘refused’ to curtsy to Queen Camilla at coronation

Kate Middleton may want to add “Duchess of Disdain” to her already-long list of royal titles.

Royal biographer Tom Bower claimed that the Princess of Wales was “angry” with the newly-crowned Queen over the guest list for her father-in-law’s coronation on May 6 and refused to curtsey for the monarch as she left Westminster Abbey.

Appearing on “Dan Wootton Tonight” on Tuesday, Bower, 76, claimed that Middleton, 41, and her husband Prince William, 40, were not happy because the princess was only able to invite four of her family members while Camilla, 75, had 20 people present.

The Post reached out to the Princess of Wales and Buckingham Palace for comment.

The author further revealed that the people who helped change Camilla’s image from the King’s mistress to Queen were also snubbed from the high-profile event.

Bower, 76, claimed that Middleton (left), 41, and her husband Prince William (right), 40, were not happy because the princess was only able to invite four of her family members while Camilla, 75, had 20 people present.
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The author revealed that the people who helped change Camilla's image from the King's mistress to Queen were also snubbed from the high-profile event.
The author revealed that the people who helped change Camilla’s image from the King’s mistress to Queen were also snubbed from the high-profile event.
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“Camilla brought twenty Parker Bowles to the Coronation and there were four Middletons,” said Bower on the show later confirming that both of Middleton’s siblings were not allowed to bring their partners.

“If you look at the Coronation footage, as the King and Queen leave the thrones and head for the exit of Westminster Abbey,” continued Bower. “You’ll see that everyone bows and curtsies to the King and no one moves a limb, a muscle, when Camilla passes.”

“And that’s because they were angry with Camilla.”

Bower goes on to explain that the anger at the monarch was palpable throughout the Abbey.


“Camilla brought twenty Parker Bowles’ to the Coronation and there were four Middletons," said Bower on the show later confirming that both of Middleton's siblings were not allowed to bring their partners.
“Camilla brought twenty Parker Bowles’ to the Coronation and there were four Middletons,” said Bower on the show later confirming that both of Middleton’s siblings were not allowed to bring their partners.
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Then-Prince Charles (left), Camilla (center) and Kate Middleton (right) arrive for their visit to The Prince's Foundation training site for arts and culture at Trinity Buoy Wharf.
Then-Prince Charles (left), Camilla (center) and Kate Middleton (right) arrive for their visit to The Prince’s Foundation training site for arts and culture at Trinity Buoy Wharf.
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“All the people that helped Camilla get the crown on her head were excluded from that coronation and they were furious.” explained the 76-year-old. “Kate and William were angry, too. That anger went right through that small part of the congregation by the throne, at the center of Westminster Abbey.”

“And in that moment it was absolutely noticeable to those people who had been excluded that nobody – let alone Kate – curtsied to Queen Camilla,” finished Bower.

The tension with her stepmother-in-law persisted all through the next day’s coronation concert, which was held in front of 20,000 people.

“And what was even more noticeable was at the Windsor concert the following day William makes no reference to Queen Camilla. So there is a tension there,” said the author.


The tension with her stepmother-in-law persisted all through the next day's Coronation concert, which was held in front of 20,000 people.
The tension with her stepmother-in-law persisted all through the next day’s Coronation concert, which was held in front of 20,000 people.
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Bower goes on to explain that the anger at the monarch was palpable throughout the Abbey.
Bower goes on to explain that the anger at the monarch was palpable throughout the Abbey.
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Bower stated that the event had taken a toll on the former Duchess of Cornwall and that in the weeks preceding the glamorous event, Camilla appeared to be “exhausted.”

“The whole problem with Camilla is that she’s exhausted at the moment,” slammed Bower. “Those who met her in the weeks before the Coronation noticed a very tired, very worn-out woman with tell-tale signs of age and she’s clearly exhausted by the whole thing.”

This is not the first time that the new Queen has been accused of pushing people away.

Royal expert Christopher Andersen claimed Wednesday that Camilla allegedly “further alienated” Prince Harry, 38, from his father.


“Camilla brought twenty Parker Bowles’ to the Coronation and there were four Middletons," said Bower on the show later confirming that both of Middleton's siblings were not allowed to bring their partners.
“Camilla brought twenty Parker Bowles’ to the Coronation and there were four Middletons,” said Bower on the show later confirming that both of Middleton’s siblings were not allowed to bring their partners.
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According to “The King: The Life of Charles III” author, Camilla has been using “this nonsensical ‘But they’re no longer working royals‘ argument” to continue to isolate Charles, 74, from his youngest son.

“I think every time the king considers handing Harry an olive branch, Camilla makes sure Charles is reminded of all the terrible things written about her in ‘Spare,’ ” said Anderson.

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