The Princess of Wales has divided social networks in two after her last public appearance. She was this Tuesday, in London, and she fascinated as much as she disappointed with a red cape dress and a glamorous hat. On the one hand there are those who praise her great style; on the other, those who think that she is “old and sad.” Some criticism that has outraged Ana Rosa Quintanawho has become the best defender of Kate Middleton: “What’s the problem with getting older?”
The journalist, defender of a woman’s maturity and natural beauty at all times, has offered a firm plea: “The option of beauty treatments or touch-ups in the operating room is an option, but so is not doing anything. There is also the option of being yourself, with expression lines, with eyes full of wrinkles, dark circles from tiredness or laughing and crying.”. And he added: “The years give you life, they don’t take it away. The years give you experience, security and wisdom.”
The wife of William of England is not the first (and unfortunately will not be the last) to receive this type of criticism for her physical appearance. Queen Letizia, for example, has been widely criticized for unapologetically showing off her gray hair. Among the commoners, Sara Jessica Parquer, Ángela Molina, Carolina de Mónaco or Belén Rueda are some of the women who have received criticism for their birthdays, for showing their wrinkles and for appearing their age without hiding a single day.
