Kate Middleton has become Princess of Wales since the death of Elizabeth II. Since meeting Prince William, the now Cornish Duchess of Cambridge has gone to great lengths to fit in with the royal family. And she pulled it off perfectly becoming one of the fan favorite members. And she has always managed to stay away from scandal, despite some disagreements with Meghan Markle, as she revealed to Oprah Winfrey. However, one of his family members has heavy pots behind him, his uncle. Indeed, Gary Goldsmith, brother of Carole Middleton, is definitely the troublesome uncle.
Before the date of her marriage to William was set, Kate Middleton had to face heavy revelations about the latter, which she would have really preferred to keep secret. The 44-year-old was caught trying to offer drugs to a journalistin addition to boasting of having links with a prostitution network, as reported OK!. “William adores Kate’s parents, Michael and Carole, but he had no choice but to cut all ties with his unclethe source said. Everyone felt bad for Kate – because it’s not like you can choose your loved ones.” Gary Goldsmith was also arrested for pleading guilty to beating his wife, Julie-Ann.
He “violently” hit his wife
In 2017, he violently beat his wife outside their home after returning from a charity evening, which earned him a court conviction. Kate Middleton’s uncle, Gary Goldsmith was then fined 5,000 pounds (5,585 euros) and had to carry out community service, as was initially required by the prosecution. Qualified”aggressive drunk“ by the magistrate, the younger brother of Carole Middleton, had attacked his wife Julie-Ann on October 13 shortly after 1 a.m. after having argued with her in the taxi which brought them home. Blaming her husband for his consumption of cocaine, Julie-Ann Goldsmith would have slapped the latter, opening the argument. He would then have responded to him by hitting her”violently“in the face with a”left hook“. The millionaire had already been left by his ex Julia Leake, who would have just left him because of his drug problems.