In an unexpected but heartening move, one of Princess Katherine’s closest confidants has been promoted to a top role after sticking by her throughout her cancer treatment. Despite her prolonged absence from many official duties due to a private battle with cancer, this recent development has left fans both overwhelmed and hopeful.
The Princess of Welles has quietly promoted her closest ally to a key Palace position in a gesture of thanks for her ongoing loyalty. Reportedly, C’s longtime stylist, Natasha Archer, has been appointed to the new role of senior private executive assistant for herself and Prince William. The news emerged after a top Palace aide updated her LinkedIn page to reflect the prestigious new role.
Miss Archer’s promotion has been interpreted in Royal circles as a reward for her loyalty to the Future Queen. Following reports that she had personally collected the princess from the hospital after abdominal surgery early this year, sources said Natasha deserves this boost. She’s unfailingly discreet and loyal to Catherine. The salary boost will be welcomed too. This appointment means we can expect to see Natasha by her side for years to come.
In addition, this promotion is being interpreted by many as a beacon of hope and a positive hint regarding Katherine’s health and future. Katherine’s decision to elevate Archer to such a crucial role suggests a forward-looking approach and an indication that she’s planning for a future with optimism and resilience as she continues her courageous battle.
Her decision to promote a loyal confidant reflects not just personal gratitude but a strategic move to ensure stability and support within her inner circle in these trying times. The Royal Family’s unity and dedication of individuals like Natasha Archer provide a glimmer of hope and reassurance.
A single sight on Royal tours carrying the princess’s clothing and luggage, the 36-year-old has reportedly proved to be a pillar of strength for the family in recent months. The PA has worked with the princess for 17 years before she even married into the firm and has been a loyal friend as well as an aid to Catherine.
Natasha, who is 5 years younger than Catherine, has been in the princess’s orbit for more than 13 years and has witnessed all key events in her life. She has been at her side for Royal weddings, births, and overseas tours. She visited the princess at the Lindo Wing at London St Mary’s Hospital after the birth of her children. Miss Archer, who has previously been pictured close to the Future Queen while carrying her bags, is also said to have assisted her to and from hospital appointments during Katherine’s stay in the hospital earlier this year.
She was one of a handful of people who visited the princess at the London clinic and is no doubt available to her day and night whenever she wants to chat. The two women being inseparable also share a close bond as they have a lot in common. They both went to boarding schools, they share a love of art and fashion, and are mothers. Natasha’s oldest son Theo is just a few months younger than Prince Louis.
Her educational background is equally impressive, having attended the prestigious Uppingham School in Rutland, an institution known for its notable alumni, including Steven Fry. Even Hollywood star Hugh Jackman once worked there as a teaching assistant, adding to the school’s storied history.
Natasha was originally instructed by the late Queen when she was hired to make her wardrobe look regal while she was dating Prince William. Since then, she has helped Catherine to experiment with her wardrobe and transform her from a Sloan Ranger to a style icon. She also helped William spruce up his look too, having reportedly gotten rid of his AC’s trainers.
Royal watchers and fans of Catherine have been deeply moved by this development. Social media has been abuzz with messages of support and relief, expressing admiration for Catherine’s strength and hope for her recovery. The overwhelming response highlights the public’s deep connection to the princess and collective wish for her well-being.