The adored princess is mourned 24 years after her death, but many agree that she has a worthy heiress who was taught how to copy her!

Princess Diana died on August 31, 1997, in an accident in Paris and left an indelible mark, and many still mourn her today. 

A member of the royal family, who was adored around the world, this week will receive a statue at Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace on the occasion of her 60th birthday, which she would celebrate on July 1 if she were alive. British media have announced that Kate Middleton, the wife of Diana's older son, Prince William, may not appear at the ceremony due to a narrow list of guests caused by the coronavirus pandemic. 

William and Prince Harry should be present in the company of their mother's family, a sculptor, a committee that organized the making of the statue, and a garden designer. Many were surprised by the possibility that Kate would not appear because she is the person who reminds the public of the late princess with her fashion style and behavior. 

Middleton appeared at many events in similar outfits as Diana, and the one, when she went out in the company of her husband William with her newborn son Louis, is especially memorable. She then wore a red dress similar to the one the princess had when she introduced Prince Harry to the public with her husband Charles.  

Royal experts often point out that in addition to a great style like Diana, Kate also has a good way of communicating with the public.

“She has that step of hers in public, and even when she shows up somewhere, she doesn’t have to say much because her gestures speak for her, just as was the case with Diana,” the once-royal biographer Andrew Morton said.

At one time, sources close to Middleton revealed that her advisers had told her to study old footage of the deceased princess and behave like when she faced paparazzi and the media. “Kate told her friends that it was creepy to her, but that kind of behavior seems to work,” the source said. 

This is why she can often be seen smiling with dignity and being greeted in public just as Diana did. 

By: Olivia J. - Gossip Whispers