Kate Middleton cuts off her family vacation and returns in a hurry for this reason

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, made a family vacation to support British Army officer Brett Chandy, before taking on the challenge of more than XNUMX miles across Antarctica on a solo expedition.

Princess Kate held a meeting, over the phone, with her physiotherapist and medical officer, to give her support, and wish her all the best on her journey.

The 33-year-old aims to become the first woman to cross Antarctica unsupervised, a journey that will see her travel more than XNUMX miles.

She will have to withstand temperatures of minus 50 degrees Celsius and wind speeds of up to 60 mph, as the officer transports a sled weighing about 120 kg, loaded with her kit to help her take on the challenge.

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Britt is scheduled to set out on her 75-day trip, beginning of next November. "The purpose of this expedition is to inspire people to push their limits," Britt added, "I hope to take people with me on this trip, to make them see that they are not Impossible thing. It is an absolute honor to have the Princess of Wales as my patron.”

And just a short time ago, the Princess of Wales announced that she had become a sponsor of this ambitious challenge. Kate Middleton has always been an inspiration to what the outdoors can do to the well-being of others, and has been known to be a constant supporter of the development of life skills such as confidence and resilience.

Princess Kate has been absent from royal activities for the past two weeks, due to a family vacation with her children, and her last appearance was while sponsoring a rugby league match, on October 15.

In addition to Kate, the Prince of Wales, William, is also on his family vacation, but he is already planning to return to work, and it has been decided that it will be on November 1, when he attends one of the annual celebrations in London.

New post breaks tradition 

News from the United Kingdom indicates that King Charles, who values ​​Princess Kate very much, will give her a new and important role during the coming period, in appreciation of her biography and dedication to the royal family.

It is expected that Kate's new position will constitute an important turning point in her life, as the British press confirms that the King will decide to appoint her as an official adviser to the state.

Counselors of state can play vital roles within the British monarchy, and they have the power to carry out important official functions if the king or queen is unable to do so.

According to tradition and law, state advisors include “the king’s wife, and the next four people in the line of succession, who are over 21 years old, and thus the appointment of Kate Middleton to this position is a precedent in Britain’s history, and a break with the traditions that have been adopted over many centuries.”

In the event that the King is unable to perform some duties, the Chancellor can sign official papers on his behalf, attend meetings of the Privy Council, as well as interact with official ambassadors to the state.

British constitutional expert, Craig Prescott, commented on this news in a statement carried by the newspaper "Mirror", saying that Britain suffers from the problem of a shortage of advisers, and there are currently not enough of them to meet the requirements of two working together, as the constitution prohibits the work of any adviser individually.

Regarding King Charles' rumored decision to give Kate Middleton the title, Prescott said: "It makes perfect sense. It addresses the current problem of not having enough members of the royal family to act as state advisors."

He added: "This is the simplest way to deal with the problem, and since state advisers need to work together, this means that the Prince and Princess of Wales can work together.