It's pretty much a given at this point that Prince Andrew (associated with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein) and Princess Michael of Kent (Nazi) are the most unpopular members of the royal family. However, Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is fast becoming one of the most unpopular members of the royal family as well.

When you think about it the late Queen Elizabeth II really didn't have any scandals. The Queen carried the royal family on her back for many years. However, some members of her family let her down via scandals. Some members of the royal family take the privileges that come with the job and the kindness of the British people for granted. Hence their individual unpopularity.

Kate's trip to the Caribbean went very poorly, as each stop was met with protests and boos (The Daily Mail Blames China And Black Lives Matter For Prince William And Kate Middleton's Poor Reception In The Caribbean). However, it was her fault.

Kate Middleton and Prince William in the Caribbean

Last week Kate went to Ireland and the trip did not go according to plan. While Kate and husband, Prince William of Wales, went out to meet members of the public, a feisty Irish lady shook her hand, and let her know, "Nice to meet you but it would be better if it was when you were in your own country. Ireland belongs to the Irish."

The Irish and English have a very complicated relationship and I really can't see Kate as the one to solve it with her global unpopularity. For centuries there was much bloodshed and the Irish blame the English for these times of distress. England needs to mend fences with Ireland. A formal apology and a charitable peace offering would help.

There are Irish people living in England. There are English people living in Ireland. It is time to hash out your differences as nations and find common ground. You are two great nations and should be friends, as you seek democracy, prosperity and peace in the region.

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Woman tells Princess Kate that 'Ireland belongs to the Irish' on visit to Belfast

6th October - THE Princess of Wales has been challenged by a woman suggesting Kate was not in her own country when meeting members of the public on a visit to Northern Ireland. The exchange unfolded when Kate and William were undertaking an impromptu meet and greet with people in north Belfast.

While shaking hands with the princess, the woman said: “Nice to meet you but it would be better if it was when you were in your own country.” The woman, who appeared to be videoing the exchange on a mobile phone, added: “Ireland belongs to the Irish.”...

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