”She has a really deep interest in the early years and parenting and families,” David Holmes, CEO of Family Action and a member of her steering group, says in this week’s issue of PEOPLE.
“Being a parent changes your life so much,” he adds. “It’s great that she’s using her own experience and is interested in an area which is such a shared experience for so many.”
“She feels she can try and do something really significant over multiple decades,” says a Royal Foundation source. “This is something potentially for her working lifetime.”
I experience the same garbling. It came across in that conversation that she, William and Harry had around a picnic table: significantly difficult to follow what she was saying. She is not articulating her words. She's slurring her words.
Most everyone else is articulating. I work with language articulation (as it happens) and I can tell you Kate is not articulating (well) the posh British accent (in this instance). Very sloppy speaking. Okay for casual intimate conversation but for an interview as a public person, no. JMO.
