Princess Kate's uncle says she's doing fine, but she doesn't want to talk about it

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Kate’s uncle Gary Goldsmith conveyed his confidence in the exceptional care the Princess of Wales is receiving but refrained from discussing his niece's well-being further due to a "code of etiquette." Entering the Celebrity Big Brother house alongside renowned figures like Sharon Osbourne, Goldsmith found himself in the limelight, especially after Osbourne nominated him for eviction citing a less favorable first impression.
During his time in the house, Goldsmith touched on the widespread speculation regarding Kate’s health following her abdominal surgery and subsequent withdrawal from royal engagements. When questioned about Kate's whereabouts, Goldsmith subtly deflected, highlighting the importance of discretion. "Because she doesn’t want to talk about… The last thing I’m going to do is… there’s a kind of code of etiquette. If it’s announced, I’ll give you an opinion," he stated, reassuring that the Duchess is "getting the best care in the world" and emphasizing the family’s priority to rally around her.
Goldsmith also addressed misconceptions about Kate's background, expressing irritation at claims of her being "common" and proudly reflecting on his family's ascent to wealth. He candidly discussed the impact of Prince Harry's departure from the royal family, praising Prince William for his openness to reconciliation and suggesting that the Sussexes should be stripped of their titles.
Despite being cast as the "black sheep of the Royal family," Goldsmith used his appearance on Celebrity Big Brother as a platform to challenge public perceptions, stating, "It does bother me what the public perception of me is – the black sheep of the royal family. I’m a normal bloke." He expressed no desire for celebrity status but hoped to show a different side of himself through the show.
Sharon Osbourne, after nominating Goldsmith for eviction, described him as "awkward" and potentially out of place in the Celebrity Big Brother environment, likening his discomfort to how she would feel in one of his board meetings. Goldsmith, acknowledging the nomination, admitted to feeling "a lot awkward" within the house.
Gary discussed Harry and Meghan with TV presenter Fern Britton, admitting his criticism of Meghan. He commended William for his resilience and openness to reconciliation with Harry, amidst efforts to modernize the royal family. Gary's suggestion to strip Harry and Meghan of their titles sparked a reaction from Fern, highlighting the familial discord's emotional toll.
Gary criticized Harry and Meghan for their public grievances against the family and subsequent media ventures, questioning their expectation of a warm family reception. He reminisced about the close bond between Kate, William, and Harry before Meghan's entry changed the dynamics, accusing her of creating unnecessary drama.
In discussions with Sharon Osbourne, Gary speculated on Harry's eventual return to the UK, expressing hope for national forgiveness.
During a candid kitchen conversation on Tuesday night, contestant Louis Walsh inquired if being related to the famous royals was challenging for Gary Goldsmith. Gary shared, "I didn’t choose this life; it sort of chose me. And with that came an unexpected level of attention.”
“They’ve dubbed me the 'buncle'—that’s a bad uncle. Seems like every family’s got one.”
Goldsmith opened up about the difficulties of maintaining contact with Kate, "Reaching out to Kate can be challenging, especially now with her commitments to her family, which I deeply respect and admire for prioritizing her children and family."
He expressed his admiration for the couple, stating, "In my eyes, William and Kate truly are the linchpins of the royal family."
Despite potential concerns from his sister Carole Middleton about his Celebrity Big Brother participation, Gary insisted he didn't need Kate's permission, emphasizing his love and respect for his family while asserting his right to individual opinions.