Buckingham Palace lists her post-KateGate PR role and $32,000 salary

Famous

By Samantha Ibrahim

Dust off those resumes, because Buckingham Palace urgently needs help.

In the middle of the signature Seemingly endless parade of media mishaps In recent months (including handling Kate Middleton’s abdominal surgery) they are desperately looking for a full-time communications assistant.

The Palace’s Private Secretary Department is looking for someone to work Monday through Friday, who will be paid a paltry $32,000 annually, according to the job offer.

Benefits include 25 days of annual leave, a pension plan and even a 20% discount on any of Royal Collection Trust gift shops throughout England.

“The Royal Communications team promotes the work, role, relevance and value of the Royal Family to a global audience,” the memo said. “The reaction to our work is always high profile, so reputation and impact will be at the forefront of everything you do.”

“Whether you are working on a state visit, ceremonial event or royal engagement, you will ensure our communications consistently spark interest and reach a variety of audiences.”

The post went on to note that the candidate must have “outstanding interpersonal skills” and be able to “thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment.”

Duties include producing content on social media platforms, as well as providing administrative assistance and overseeing media access during actual events.

It is also essential to have “basic working knowledge of Excel.”

The post is for the camp of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. The couple has remained busy while the monarch, 75, receives treatment for his cancer diagnosis.

There has been a lot of concern about the royals lately. Earlier this month, Middleton, 42, also posted a photo in honor of Mother’s Day in the UK and was subsequently criticized for editing it.

The image was quickly removed by photo agencies due to its “manipulation.” The Duchess of Cambridge then quickly apologized for the Photoshop issues.

Middleton has barely been seen in public since undergoing the planned surgery in January.

His absence has given rise to a mix of conspiracy theories, despite Kensington Palace previously confirming that he would not make a public appearance until except Easter.

The Princess of Wales and her husband Prince William, 41, are reportedly upset by the chatter.

Royal expert Katie Nicholl said Entertainment tonight On Wednesday their sources spoke to the Cambridges, who are “shocked and genuinely surprised by the wild rumors circulating on the Internet.”

“I think there’s a sense of frustration, possibly even anger, certainly on William’s part,” he continued. “It has been difficult for them. “I think they are trying to ignore everything they can.”