The Kate Middleton wardrobe malfunctions just keep coming. This time, the Duchess of Cambridge nearly flashed children attending a garden playdate with Prince George and Princess Charlotte during the Cambridge’s Royal Canadian Tour.
Emily Nash, Royal correspondent for HELLO!, shared a photo which shows Kate crouching down and smiling at Princess Charlotte. The cream colored dress she’s wearing has a lace-patterned top with, for Kate, a relatively appropriate length skirt.
Crouching down for a photo op with Princess Charlotte, Kate Middleton obviously didn’t take into consideration that the front of the dress was barely knee length and, whoops, the world gets a look at Kate’s panties again.
Watching some short video clips of the morning children’s party held for military families, most of the other mums are wearing slacks. Couldn’t Kate have dug a pair of leggings or jeans out of the Royal closet to wear instead of a dress that was more appropriate or a cocktail party?
We will give Kate a little bit of credit. It does appear that there is some kind of inner panel sewn into the back of the dress that keeps us from seeing everything Kate has to show off.
This isn’t the first time the public has witnessed the ‘Kate Squat’ while in Canada. When the Cambridge’s arrived in British Columbia for the 8-day stay, Kate Middleton felt it was necessary to crouch down and speak with Prince George all the while rudely leaving Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Trudeau waiting for introductions.
Will the Kate Middleton wardrobe malfunctions never end? Thank you to whoever designed the dress for Kate! You had enough sense to include some additional fabric to keep things relatively modest. The designer of the cream colored dress must have known Kate has a predilection for flashing, even when the Duchess of Cambridge is around children.
It was a beautiful day and Prince George and Princess Charlotte enjoyed spending time with lots of other children and petting bunny rabbits. At least the day wasn’t completely spoiled by Kate’s near wardrobe malfunction.