Kate Middleton's nature video was criticized as 'naive'

 

A royal specialist has expressed criticism of Kate Middleton's nature-focused video, which was just posted on the Prince and Princess of Wales' official account.

The film, shot in the Scottish Highlands, was published alongside a statement from Kate Middleton that read: "This year's Mental Health Awareness Week, we are celebrating humanity's longstanding connection to nature, and its capacity to inspire us and help us heal and grow in mind, body, and spirit."

"As we face the problems of an increasingly complex and digital world, the relationship between humans and environment becomes ever more important.

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"The Mother Nature series serves as both a reminder and meditation on the beauty and complexities of the human experience. It is a monument to the lessons we may learn from nature, which can help us encourage our personal growth while also strengthening our relationships with the environment around us and with one another. C"

While admiring the video's beauty and message, Royal commentator Ingrid Seward stated that few people would be able to relate to it.

She told GB News, "The only place where she's gone a bit wrong is... of course, not that many people have that kind of access to nature."

"She has always been able to associate with nature."

"People don't want to criticize Catherine," she remarked, adding, "I wouldn't say insensitive, I'd say a little bit naive."