Kate Middleton and Prince William could be planning a ‘big move’ in the USA – with leading royal expert Jennie Bond shedding light on what she believes is going on.
Prince William and Kate Middleton, who enjoy immense popularity in the United States, have reportedly reapplied for US trademarks for their Royal Foundation.
This move has sparked speculation that the Royal couple may be planning to launch a charity stateside at some point in the future.
The application to the US Patent and Trademark Office is believed to include “printed race numbers, clothing, footwear, headgear,” suggesting potential plans for charity fun runs or races centred around mental health.
Despite this development and the encouraging news of the Princess of Wales gradually returning to work post her cancer treatment, former BBC Royal correspondent Jennie Bond cautioned against reading too much into these actions. She expressed doubt that William and Kate are planning any significant ventures in America in the near future, reports OK! .
“But William and Catherine are clearly very popular in the United States. I’ve no doubt that if the Foundation can help with the many issues surrounding mental health worldwide, then that support would be welcomed… and would carry with it a good deal of heft because of William and Catherine.”
Kate disclosed recently that she had finished her chemotherapy for cancer, and just last Thursday 26 September, she stepped out publicly for the first time since the revelation. The Duchess attended the matinee show of the English National Ballet’s Giselle at Sadlers Wells theatre.