Pippa Middleton, the sister of the Princess of Wales, has recently come under fire for what some locals are calling an “aristocratic power play” in her quiet countryside village.

Her latest actions have led to accusations of entitlement, with many claiming that she and her husband are flaunting their wealth and influence in a way that undermines the community.

What’s the latest controversy?

It centers around a charming riverside footpath, a beloved local route used by villagers for generations, that has now been closed off by the Middleton family.

This controversy is just the latest in a series of actions by wealthy individuals that have raised questions about the growing divide between the rich and the rest of society. Critics argue that as wealthy figures like Pippa Middleton move into traditionally working-class communities, they drive up property prices and force locals out, all while exercising an attitude of entitlement over shared public spaces.

The timing of this protest also raises some eyebrows, especially with *Channel 4* releasing a documentary in early November that examines the royal family’s financial practices.

The documentary promises to delve deeper into how much taxpayer money the monarchy really takes in, something that could further undermine public support for the royals.

Public sentiment seems to suggest that the project is far less effective than originally hoped, with reports claiming that it has yet to make a noticeable difference in addressing the homelessness crisis. “It’s been one disappointment after another with William,” another source shared. “If he can’t even improve the homeless situation, what else can he do?”