Kate Middleton and Duchess Kate’s cancer diagnoses have plunged the royal family into a “cruel cycle of suffering”, an expert has said.

In his opinion on the current state of the company, the expert likened the royal family to a “golden prison” as he claimed that “the institution serves us” but not them.

Lewis Goodall, published in an article new statesman, claim King Charles and Kate Middleton are considered “public property” and no matter how hard they try, they can’t protect themselves from the prying eyes of the world.

“The Windsors live in a luxurious palace, with courtiers, planners and servants. But it is a prison of gold. In exchange for opulence and prestige, we pay the price – the fusion of family and country. It is a cruel fusion , meaning that self, family and country become indivisible, and when attempts are made to separate, chaos ensues,” the journalist wrote.

“Catherine wants privacy? Totally reasonable. Can she have it? No. Because there is no privacy in a cage; she belongs to the country, to us.”

The reporter went on to criticize the morality of the system, writing: “We are raising a family to represent our country. They have no choice in the matter. Even if they try, they can’t opt ​​out, like ha What Leigh did.” , they really can’t. Because when they do, they are already public property. “

“How long will we continue to indulge in this kind of collective cruelty? Or steal fate and inflict suffering for the sake of responsibility that doesn’t need to exist?”

The royal family has suffered two major health crises in the past few months, with King Charles and the Princess of Wales both battling cancer.