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\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n It appears that the the two most senior women in the royal family might break tradition when they get dressed for King Charles<\/strong><\/a>\u2018 coronation in a few weeks. <\/p>\n According to a new report, both Princess Catherine<\/strong> (aka Kate Middleton<\/strong><\/a>) and the King\u2019s wife Queen Camilla<\/strong><\/a> are making unexpected decisions when it comes to selecting their tiaras for the event. <\/p>\n Read more about the tiaras that will be on display during the coronation\u2026<\/em><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n People<\/a><\/em> moted that Princess Catherine<\/strong>\u2018s decision might be the most surprising. She is reportedly considering going without a tiara for the event. <\/p>\n While it isn\u2019t formally required, it is typically expected for royal women to wear a tiara to an event like the coronation. <\/p>\n Unlike the Princess of Wales, Queen Camilla<\/strong> is expected to wear a tiara still. However, she will likely repurpose Queen Mary\u2019s Crown, which made its coronation debut in 1911 when King George V<\/strong> ascended the throne. <\/p>\n Again, it\u2019s 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. <\/p>\n The decision was made \u201cin the interests of sustainability and efficiency,\u201d according to the publication. <\/p>\n We already shared some details about the crown jewels King Charles<\/strong> will sport<\/a> when he attends the coronation. His crown alone weighs five pounds and has an estimated worth of $430 million!<\/p>\n The Princess is reportedly involved in debates about another important detail<\/a> for the big day. <\/p>\n <\/span><\/p><\/div>\n