Kate Middleton and Prince William face 'heavy workload' as they scramble to help 'reset' the Royal Family's image

Kate Middleton and Prince William face a 'heavy workload' as their Caribbean tour draws near and it becomes their task to 'reset' the royal family image after numerous scandals.

• Kate Middleton and Prince William are set to embark on a Caribbean Tour around the Bahamas, Jamaica, and Belize next month.
• Their royal tour has been marred by recent royal scandals and experts now suggest that this will be the last break the royal couple has for a while.
• In other royal news, The Queen's genius fashion hack for avoiding embarrassing wardrobe mishaps is essential for Storm Dudley.

The royal family is currently in the midst of various scandals. Prince Charles' charity The Prince's Foundation is currently being investigated by the Police, and it has been revealed that the Queen's ‘likely’ to pay Prince Andrew’s settlement with money from her private estate—which is rumored to be around £10 million.

Amid the poor publicity, royal experts have now claimed that it is down to Kate Middleton and Prince William to help clean up the royal family's image.

Jennie Bond told OK! that the royal couple can expect a 'heavy workload' and their Caribbean Tour is going to be the 'last break' they have for a long time as the spotlight shines on the Royal Family.

"What I'm saying is, I think there will be a heavy workload for Catherine and William and it is going to take them away, but I don't think we can all honestly say that this is the last break they're going to have before the big push," said Jennie as she referred to the upcoming Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

"It is the Queen they are celebrating but this year with all the turmoil of Andrew and all that is going on with Harry and Megan, it is a year in which the monarchy can possibly reset itself," she said.

Jennie added that Jubilee celebrations are typically a chance for reevaluation of the monarchy, which adds all the more significance to this celebration. "This tends to happen with Jubilee years, it's a reassessment or a reconnection with her people, that's what the Queen has done," she concluded.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are going on this Caribbean tour as part of the Jubilee celebrations. It has also been rumored that if this trip goes well Prince William and Kate Middleton's Caribbean trip could change the future of the British monarchy forever, so the stakes are very high for this trip.

Reportedly, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's 'diaries are free' for Queen's Jubilee but the royal couple has yet to confirm whether they will return to the UK for the celebration. 

It is thought that the Queen has officially invited Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to her Platinum Jubilee in June of last year, but many think that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will celebrate privately from their home in California.