Kate Middleton & Queen Camilla Expected to Break Tradition with Tiara Choice at King Charles' Coronation (Report)

It appears that the the two most senior women in the royal family might break tradition when they get dressed for King Charles‘ coronation in a few weeks.

According to a new report, both Princess Catherine (aka Kate Middleton) and the King’s wife Queen Camilla are making unexpected decisions when it comes to selecting their tiaras for the event.

Read more about the tiaras that will be on display during the coronation…

People moted that Princess Catherine‘s decision might be the most surprising. She is reportedly considering going without a tiara for the event.

While it isn’t formally required, it is typically expected for royal women to wear a tiara to an event like the coronation.

Unlike the Princess of Wales, Queen Camilla is expected to wear a tiara still. However, she will likely repurpose Queen Mary’s Crown, which made its coronation debut in 1911 when King George V ascended the throne.

Again, it’s not written in stone that a royal must wear a new piece to an event like this. However, it is more common to see something debuted for such an important day.

The decision was made “in the interests of sustainability and efficiency,” according to the publication.

We already shared some details about the crown jewels King Charles will sport when he attends the coronation. His crown alone weighs five pounds and has an estimated worth of $430 million!

The Princess is reportedly involved in debates about another important detail for the big day.