Prince William and Kate Middleton are already back to their royal duties after giving birth to Princess Charlotte.
The Duchess' absence from the spotlight following her daughter's birth prompted rumors that she may not be up for the role of future queen. Now that she's joining the Duke for royal duties, however, she reportedly has become a liability for the royals.
Celebrity Dirty Laundry called her a "risk" to the royals because of her alleged dreadful public speaking skills despite being a theater enthusiast.
"The Duchess' voice is posh and smooth, but her lack of confidence often comes across as inexperienced and often wooden," the report said. "Kate has mentioned her fear of public speaking and told a guest at the children's hospice in 2012 that she finds making public speeches "nerve-wracking."
She has reportedly been getting lessons in public speaking since.
"Despite media training, Kate is still a risk to the royals," the gossip site noted, adding that she's supposedly just considered "an asset that people simply need to see. "
The report added that her interviews and speeches were "weak."
"When the Duchess of Cambridge was comfortable speaking to the media, she was open and warm. A little too open and warm," the report continued.
The palace has since allegedly succeeded in silencing Prince William's wife, Kate Middleton, relegating her to only being seen and never heard.
On the other hand, Middleton's video for against mental health stigma showed that she could indeed speak her mind about sensitive and important issues.
"We need to help young people and their parents understand that it's not a sign of weakness to ask for help," she said in the clip. "A child's mental health is just as important as their physical health and deserves the same quality of support. No one would feel embarrassed about seeking help for a child if they broke their arm -- and we really should be equally ready to support a child coping with emotional difficulties."
Watch the rest her message below.
Express UK also noted that she was able to "wow" the crown during the royal couple's visit to Dundee, Scotland last month to tackle mental health issues.
