Buckingham Palace wants Prince William, Kate Middleton to do more

Prince William and Kate Middleton are said to be taking stress hard amid ongoing crisis within the monarchy.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are under a lot of pressure to represent the monarchy in a good light, reports have claimed.

The Palace wants the much-loved couple to do more to project the better image of the Firm as they are heard and respected by the people.

The couple, who went through terribly hard times after Kate was diagnosed with cancer days after King Charles's shock announcement about his disease, are reportedly feeling the pressure to keep up appearances together.

Kate and William, according to Touch Weekly's report, "are under enormous pressure to represent a positive image of the monarchy,” with the future King taking the stress very hard.

Robert Hardman, the author of the book "Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story," claimed that a friend of William lauded the royal's courage and steadfastness with his people while executing the assigned job.

William's friend told Hardman, "He has lost his mother, he’s effectively lost his brother, his wife’s got cancer, his father’s got cancer, and he’s trying to keep the show on the road."

“It could hardly be more stressful,” he added.

Meanwhile, a body language expert claimed that William has been increasingly protective of Kate over the past years.

Darren Stanton, commenting on the couple's recent appearance at Remembrance Sunday, told The Mirror: "In William's face we can slightly see this tension, which is quite unusual for him. It's a protective instinct from him, but he isn't overbearing, he allows Kate to have her own space and present herself independently."

Prince William and Princess Kate, who are set to take the burden of the monarchy on their shoulders in the future, are making headlines about their security and protection after Windsor breach.