Why didn't Kate Middleton get the title of princess?

Why didn't Kate Middleton get the title of princess?

Kate Middleton's full post-marital title is Her Royal Highness Princess William, Duchess of Cambridge, Countess of Strathairn, and Baroness the Carrickvergo.

Although Kate Middleton was called the "Princess of the United States" on her children's birth certificates.

The Duchess of Cambridge is the most important title among the titles, the Countess of Strathairn is her title in Scotland, and the Baroness or Lady Carrickvergo is her title in Ireland.

She did not have the title of princess, a title given only to the Queen's grandchildren and royal children.

But according to CNN royal expert Victoria Arbiter, she told Yahoo Style: While Catherine is of course a princess, her proper title is 'Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge'. She was not born a princess by blood, so she is not considered a princess in her own right. When she married William, she took the rank of her husband, a royal, and referring to her as "Princess Kate" is simply not true. “

Kate may get the title when Prince William becomes heir to the British throne, and Princess Diana, as the wife of the Prince of Wales, takes on the title of heir to the British throne.

A disappointment for Camilla, the wife of Prince Charles.. She will not be called a queen