Kate Middleton all set to make history as Princess of Wales

Kate Middleton is all set to make history as the Princess of Wales, a royal expert has claimed citing insiders.

Royal expert Kate Mansey, in her report for The Times, claimed Kate Middleton prepares to honour British brands with royal warrants for the first for a Princess of Wales since 1910.

The report quoted the source as claiming the future queen will “recognise British skills and industry” when she grants royal warrants to her favoured companies this year.

The royal expert claimed, “It will be the first time that Kate has granted royal warrants and a first for anyone holding the title Princess of Wales since the days of Queen Mary, who issued warrants before her husband, George V, ascended the throne in 1910.”

Kate Middleton’s father-in-law King Charles began issuing warrants as the Prince of Wales in 1980 but that was not extended to his wife, Princess Diana, after their wedding the following year.

The report went on claiming although there is no timeline yet for when Kate and William will grant royal warrants, sources close to the Princess say it was her “hope” that they would be announced in due course, adding: “She’s keen to recognise British skills and industry.”