Meet the woman who is shaking the marriage of William and Kate Middleton
Rose Hanbury would be the pivot of an 'imminent' divorce
United Kingdom - Beautiful, quiet and home. That's how Rose Hanbury, 35, could be defined. However, in recent days the name of the English nobleman has been related to a problem of the Royal Family: the supposed turbulence in the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
According to tabloids such as The Daily Mail, The Sun and In Touch, Rose Hanbury would be the pivot of the "imminent" divorce between Prince William and Kate Middleton. Although the Royal Family has not released any statement on the subject, the story is gaining muscle with the emergence of photos of William with Rose, appearances of Rose without a ring and frequent rumors that the marriage of Diane's heir to Middleton is not well of the legs.
After all, who is the woman who is shaking the structures of the British monarchy? Daughter of Timothy and Emma Hanbury, Rose did not have a noble lineage early in her life, but she had a wealthy lifestyle. As a teenager, she and her sister, Marina, decided to go to the fashion industry, where they worked as models at the English agency Storm.
Determined to do more of her life, Rose dropped the runways to pursue a political career. The young lady served as a parliamentary researcher for Michael Gove, until in 2010 he decided to marry David Cholmondeley, son of the Marquess of Cholmondeley.
Inheriting for marital benefit the title of Marquise of Cholmondeley, finally, a Hanbury ascended to the nobility. The wedding took place at Chelsea Town Hall in London and featured all the pomp, tradition and protocols that any marriage of the nobility demands.
At the time, the union surprised Hello magazine, which in 2009, when Rose and David announced their engagement, claimed that the lovebirds were expecting a baby - which, according to the traditions, is not allowed. One day after the release of this news, the two were married.
In October 2009, Rose gave birth to twins, although the boys are expected to arrive in January. With their lives on the rails, the couple moved to Houghton Hall, a Palladian mansion in Norfolk.
The connections between Rose and Kate begin in 2011, when the Duchess married the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II. As the Anmer Hall, where Middleton lives, is located in the vicinity of Rose's mansion, the nobles began to attend the same social circles, in which they established friendship, exchanged conversations and met frequently.
The crisis
Inheriting for marital benefit the title of Marquise of Cholmondeley, finally, a Hanbury ascended to the nobility. The wedding took place at Chelsea Town Hall in London and featured all the pomp, tradition and protocols that any marriage of the nobility demands.
At the time, the union surprised Hello magazine, which in 2009, when Rose and David announced their engagement, claimed that the lovebirds were expecting a baby - which, according to the traditions, is not allowed. One day after the release of this news, the two were married.
In October 2009, Rose gave birth to twins, although the boys are expected to arrive in January. With their lives on the rails, the couple moved to Houghton Hall, a Palladian mansion in Norfolk.
The connections between Rose and Kate begin in 2011, when the Duchess married the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II. As the Anmer Hall, where Middleton lives, is located in the vicinity of Rose's mansion, the nobles began to attend the same social circles, in which they established friendship, exchanged conversations and met frequently.
The crisis
The media had already speculated that Kate and William's marriage was not a good time. At The Sun a source close to the Royal clan stated that Diana's heir treats his wife as a "maid" and that in addition he was "harsh" with her. However, until May 2019 there was no female figure on the scene, there were only marital difficulties.
However, in recent days, images of a supposed meeting between William and Rose caught the attention of the media who went on to blame the Marquesa for problems in her relationship with the prince. To corroborate the media, during this maelstrom, Rose made an alliance appearance - which automatically put her on the stage and showed that her marriage was also affected.
On the basis of all the speculation, which may or may not have been proven, the British press labeled Rose "Kate's Ex-Girlfriend", "Kate's Rival" and even "Kate's Rural Rival".
Thus, according to the Daily Beast, members of the royal family would have sent, through a law firm, a letter to the press threatening to take legal action should the controversy take on greater proportions. Despite the sounding sound, her existence and autonomy was not confirmed by anyone from the Windsor-Mountbatten.
However, in recent days, images of a supposed meeting between William and Rose caught the attention of the media who went on to blame the Marquesa for problems in her relationship with the prince. To corroborate the media, during this maelstrom, Rose made an alliance appearance - which automatically put her on the stage and showed that her marriage was also affected.
On the basis of all the speculation, which may or may not have been proven, the British press labeled Rose "Kate's Ex-Girlfriend", "Kate's Rival" and even "Kate's Rural Rival".
Thus, according to the Daily Beast, members of the royal family would have sent, through a law firm, a letter to the press threatening to take legal action should the controversy take on greater proportions. Despite the sounding sound, her existence and autonomy was not confirmed by anyone from the Windsor-Mountbatten.
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