How a high school Kate Middleton changed from insecure child to a future queen

Showbiz Catherine Middleton (36) will within a short time, the new queen of England. On the side of her husband prince William, she shows self-confidence, but that is not always the case. As a teenager, she changed of school because they are bullied. “In the beginning she was very insecure, but in the sixth secondary, she was an absolute beauty.”

Kate Middleton has been nearly twenty years of her high school, but Marlborough College still plays an important role in the life of the duchess. This week it became known that the future queen is considering her oldest son George to the same school. This is remarkable, because the British royals go to good habit at Eton, the British eliteschool where the richest British school walk.

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For a reason, you don't really have to look far. It was, after all, Marlborough College, that of the uncertain, the vulnerable teenage Kate, a confident, athletic young woman made which was noticed by a British prince.

Skinny and pale

Kate knows how it feels to be not within the lines of a school to adjust. In the year 1996, she changed herself forced out of school after they bullied it was on to Downe House, a boarding school for girls near her family home in Berkshire. Her parents, Carole and Michael, could no longer respect, and left her of school change. “She said that being bullied had been at her previous school,” says friend Gemma Wiliamson. “She was very skinny and pale when she came and clearly had low self esteem.”