On April 29, 2011, Kate Middleton and Prince William said “yes” to Westminster Abbey. In love since their meeting at St Andrews University in 2001, the couple could have never married. Indeed, a few years after the start of their romance, in the summer of 2004, the lovers had decided to separate, in particular because of the prince’s supposed infidelities, but also because of his “good” friends who were not always very benevolent towards Kate. .
In his article Wills and the Real GirlKatie Nicholl reveals that during this break, Kate had gone on vacation with her friends Olivia Bleasdale and Ginny Fraser in France in the Dordogne while William had gone to Greece “among friends“.
She was wondering if she should text him
Desperate at the thought of being able to lose the man she considered the man of her life, she would have drunk to forget her grief to the point of being completely drunk. “Fairly drunk on white wine, she really let her guard down“, had confided one of her friends to the magazine Vanity Fair, “She wondered whether or not she should text or call him. She said how sad she was and how much she missed Williambut she never talked about it afterwards“. According to the article’s author Katie Nicholl, this breakup was the “first serious test” of the couple.
A separation which would have been largely influenced by a “friend” of William, Guy Pelly, who regularly bought porn magazines for William or who had fun taking him to naughty parties in the Highgrove district. “According to a persistent rumor, one night at Club H would have gone wrong more than another since they would have covered one of their girlfriends with chocolate ice cream before licking it“, indicates Katie Nicholl. Other rumors supposed a relation of the prince with the heiresses Anna Sloan and Isabella Anstruther-Gough-Calthorpe
Tired of the pranks of Will, Kate Middleton would have decided to break up with the prince and would also have gone to his family, in Berkshire. A break that was fortunately only temporary.