Catherine: Princess of Wales
The reality behind the tabloid headlines. A biographical book from an expert on the British Royal Family.
Catherine Middleton was born and raised in a middle-class English environment. Her life was perfectly ordinary—until she met Prince William at the University of St Andrews. Ten years later, the royal wedding took place. How has Catherine been affected by the relentless media interest, her difficult health situation, and the tense relationship with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? Discover the Princess's full story, told by Robert Jobson, who used his contacts to provide an authentic and comprehensive insight into her life.
Robert Jobson
Robert Jobson is an acclaimed British journalist, author, and broadcaster, and notably the official royal correspondent for ITN News and the US network NBC. He co-authored the 2002 book 'Diana: Closely Guarded Secret' and has written several other books about the British Royal Family, including 'William & Kate: The Love Story' (2011) and 'Prince William' (2022). His book 'Catherine, Princess of Wales', published in August 2024, became an instant bestseller. Although his books are non-fiction, they read like captivating novels. He won the 'Scoop of the Year' award for his exclusive article on the upcoming wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles.
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