When it seems that the scandal that surrounds the British Royal House, and specifically Kate Middleton, cannot go any further, it does. Last Monday, The Sun announced that the Princess of Wales was seen with Prince William shopping at a farm shop located near Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, where they currently reside.
Just a few hours ago, images of that same moment captured by one of the witnesses came to light. However, far from being a relief for British society, it has complicated everything even more. And there are many who claim that the woman in the video is not the wife of the crown prince. Something that Joaquín Prat has also not hesitated to express.
"I'll bet 1,000 euros that it's not Kate Middleton," said the presenter on his program Let's See, before giving way to a video that compiled the latest news about this event. An opinion that the rest of the collaborators present have shared, except Patricia Pardo, who wanted to defend her position.
"That's it. It's Kate Middleton, really? Then I'm the one with the wrong idea. Do you really think so?" the presenter declared. Something to which Prat has been totally amazed: "Do you really think it's her?"
"Let's see, we are used to seeing her at official events, dressed differently, more formal, with makeup...", added Pardo. And before he could finish his argument, everyone jumped up, laughingly expressing something very clear in unison: "And with another face."
Joaquín Prat has been totally skeptical in believing that the woman who appears in the images distributed by The Sun and TMZ has a different nose and mouth than Kate Middleton. An opinion that he wanted to defend until the end.
Since both presenters have not been able to reach an agreement, they have no choice but to make a bet that one of them will lose and must accept. "Will you bet 1,000 euros with me that it's not her?" said Joaquín Prat before shaking hands with Patricia Pardo. "They owe me 1,000 bucks, so you know. I'm going to claim it from you," he added.
And leaving behind the jokes about whether or not the images are of the princess, the presenter has become serious when reporting that this matter has ceased to be a "matter of state in the United Kingdom" to be "a matter of global reach" for how "absurd" is the secrecy that the British Royal House itself has generated around this.
