With Catherine Middleton’s wedding to Prince William, the relatively normal woman became the Duchess of Cambridge, and subsequently the Princess of Wales. This woman has captured the hearts of people around the world. Her simple mannerisms, easy gestures and amazing, yet often not expensive, wardrobe and jewelry have been a boon to the British economy.

The “Kate effect” has raised the attention of British designers and whatever she wears sells out immediately. Of course, the fact that she is tall and has a beautiful figure doesn’t hurt. The new documentary, “Catherine Our Queen in Waiting,” is a look at her life and marriage. It gives viewers a better understanding of who she is and her priorities.

The film highlights how she has grown into her role and how she is preparing to one day be Queen. This once-shy woman has become a confident, elegant yet down-to-earth royal whose empathy and compassion for others has raised her popularity within Britain.

Examining the years of her life since becoming a princess, this is an interesting and fun look at the woman who is on the world stage and will ultimately be at the head of the British monarchy.

True Royalty TV is a streaming channel dedicated to royals around the globe. There are historical films, documentaries and talk shows that examine what is going on with the royal families. It is a fun channel for anyone interested in monarchies and history. Looking at palaces, coronations, clothing and jewelry, historical events, individual people and behind the crown goings-on, True Royalty TV has it all.

With the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the coronation of King Charles III, the world has had an awakening to the lives and work of the royal family in the United Kingdom. The continual soap opera of the former Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have also brought attention to the British royal family, although not in a way they would have preferred.

The channel has several documentaries on Princess Grace of Monaco, and a three-part documentary taking viewers inside the principality with a discussion with Prince Albert. Content about Winston Churchill, Marie Antoinette, Julius Caesar and others make this not only a streaming channel for those interested in the British royals, but for anyone interested in history.

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