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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Video Follow Reuters Facebook Twitter RSS YouTube Read Scientists find superbugs in Delhi drinking water 4:43am EDT WRAPUP 5-Aftershock shakes Japan's ruined northeast coast 4:02pm EDT Japan's neighbors alarmed over risk of radiation threat 9:27am EDT Aftershock shakes Japan's ruined northeast coast | 4:08pm EDT Wisconsin certifying votes, girding for recount in judge race 2:40pm EDT Discussed 115 U.S. to reach debt limit by May 16: Geithner 79 Stumbling blocks remain in budget fight 73 US Republican budget plan would cut $5.8 trln in 10 yrs Watched Robotic bird takes flight into the future Mon, Apr 4 2011 Ouattara forces storm Gbagbo bunker Wed, Apr 6 2011 High price for a government shutdown Wed, Apr 6 2011 Royal bride Middleton is no Diana, experts say Tweet Share this By Mike Collett-White LONDON (Reuters) - Few men would feel comfortable hearing their future wife compared to their mother. But that is what Prince William would face week in, week out, had he the time and inclination to wade through the royal press... Email Print Related News UK watchdog warns press away from Middleton family 10:04am EDT Royal wedding snapshots: Bullies, Harry and a split up 8:15am EDT London plans giant screens to show royal wedding 3:38am EDT Culture Secretary says 2 billion to watch royal wedding Wed, Apr 6 2011 "Silvio & Ruby" on auction at Milan art dealer Wed, Apr 6 2011 Analysis & Opinion Full transcript of Robert Zoellick Newsmaker Teenage driving another casuality of economy Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » People » Lifestyle » Royal Wedding » Related Video Prince William humble, kind but not always punctual, his lecturers recall Wed, Apr 6 2011 Oh crumbs, royal wedding biscuits! The wind blows as Kate Middleton attends a ceremony in north Wales February 24, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Dylan Martinez By Mike Collett-White LONDON | Thu Apr 7, 2011 1:11pm EDT LONDON (Reuters) - Few men would feel comfortable hearing their future wife compared to their mother. But that is what Prince William would face week in, week out, had he the time and inclination to wade through the royal press cuttings. Commentators have been quick to compare and contrast royal fiancee Kate Middleton with William's late mother Princess Diana, whose style, charity and scandalous divorce from Prince Charles made her arguably the world's most famous woman. Yet the differences far outweigh the similarities, experts and PR gurus say, which could bode well for the young couple's long-term happiness as well as Middleton's relationship with the Queen and her royal brood. "As a PR person, which is what I have been for 45 years, I would say Princess Diana was a one-off," said Max Clifford, one of Britain's most prominent image makers. "She (Diana) became just about the biggest star in the world. She became far more popular all over the world than the royal family. I think Kate's going to be far more controlled, she's going to be far more part of William." Diana was just 19 when she was betrothed to William's father Charles in 1981. He was a 32-year-old veteran and she a timid newcomer to the "goldfish bowl" life of a leading royal whose fashion sense was more "Sloane Ranger" than sophisticated chic. But as her relationship with Charles and the royal family soured, her confidence, sense of style and stature as a charity figurehead grew, making her a favorite with the public. NUN'S COMPASSION, SUPERMODEL LOOKS Arthur Edwards, the Sun tabloid's veteran royal photographer, agreed that Middleton was more likely to see her role as a foil for William rather than a lone star. "She (Diana) had this compassion of a nun but the looks of a supermodel. We've yet to see if Kate's going that way. I suspect maybe not, I think maybe she'll be more of a support to Prince William and less of an individual in her own right." The royal family had learned from its mistakes, Clifford added, and William would be desperate to avoid exposing his wife to the kind of media circus his mother had to cope with by the time of her death. Diana was killed in a Paris car crash in 1997 after being chased at high speeds by paparazzi photographers. She was 36. "The royal family have moved on," he said. "They've had to, to the realities of the media world in 2011. She will be, I imagine, the devoted wife and very much at his side. "Kate the individual I don't believe will receive a fraction of the coverage that Diana got worldwide and in many ways it's going to be a lot easier for her because the palace and all those around will have learned from what happened with Diana. 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