For many months now, Kate Middleton follows her recovery at Anmer Hall in her family home. The Princess of Wales, suffering from cancer, can count on the presence of her husband, Prince William, her three children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte, but also of a woman, less visible. Her name ? Natasha Archer.
If previously she was the image advisor to the Princess of Wales, now her responsibilities have changed. Now she is the private and executive assistant to the Prince and Princess of Wales. A great promotion, symbol of unfailing loyalty to the couple.
photo credit: Bestimage Natasha Archer, the Duchess’s stylist – Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and Kate Catherine Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, trek to Tiger’s Nest Taktsang Lhakhang Monastery in Paro, during their trip in Bhutan. April 15, 2016
Natasha Archer ever closer to Kate Middleton
Indeed, during her hospitalization at the London Clinic, Kate Middleton was able to count on Natasha Archer. The latter went to pick up Prince William’s wife. Since this operation, she has become an integral part of the family.
“Natasha deserves this boost – she is always discreet and loyal to Kate. The salary increase will also be welcome. This appointment means we can expect to see Natasha alongside Kate for years to come. This seems to be Kate’s way of thanking her for her loyalty”indicates a Source at DailyMail.
A woman who grew up near the Crown
Present alongside the princely couple since 2014, Natasha Archer worked for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, which she joined in 2007. As a youth she attended Uppingham School in Rutland, which counts Stephen Fry among its alumni. Star Hugh Jackman also worked there as a teaching assistant.
Married to royal photographer Chris Jackson, and mother of two children, Natasha Archer is determined to stay close to Kate Middleton and pamper her. It is thanks to her that the Princess of Wales managed to find her elegant style. “Kate is not particularly elegant. There is little flair, little creativity, little originality in the way he dresses. (…) It is not addressed to Anna Wintourbut rather to the editors-in-chief and readers of newspapers”wrote fashion journalist Jess Cartner-Morley ins The Guardian.
