Kate Middleton and Prince William, after Prince Philip’s funeral, returned to work full-time for the Crown. Among institutional commitments, meetings and celebrations that cannot be missed, unexpected events and problems to be solved also make room. They, in fact, had to say hello a precious collaborator of theirs, which they will have to replace shortly. And, in the farewell, Meghan Markle also has something to do with it.
Kate and William have always been involved in charitable works and activities. The Dukes of Cambridge, as it is known, have a charity through which they activate and take part in important humanitarian projects. Obviously, to achieve all the goals they set themselves, they need a trusted team to whom they are hardly willing to give up.
In the team of Kate e William, there was also Jason Knauf, CEO of the Royal Foundation who has been working at the Palace since 2015 and who, however, he decided to say goodbye to the Dukes of Cambridge, although he was said to be honored to have collaborated with them. His choice would be dictated by family reasons, which would force him to move.
We are sad to see him go – said Kate and William -, but we wish him the best for his future career.
E se i Dukes of Cambridge they are deeply sorry for Knauf’s farewell, but who can rejoice is Markle. Jason, in fact, in the past was also deputy secretary of Prince Harry and Meghan and, with the latter, he would have had several problems. It would have been him, in 2018, to accuse her of bullying towards employees and to have an internal investigation launched at Buckingham Palace.
Heavy accusations and taken up by all the world press, those of Knauf, according to which Meghan he would repeatedly treat badly those who worked for her, even forcing two women to resign. After the interview of the Dukes of Sussex Oprah Winfrey’s eyes were all on him.
Thus, Knauf’s farewell could be considered a win from Meghan. For Kate and William, however, it is a real headache. They will now have to find someone at his height, who can gain their trust and, above all, the same successes in order to guarantee the foundation a long and prosperous life.
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