“So the person writing a book and cashing in from another persons life is believed over that person. Ridiculous – stop making it political. People find God at different times in their lives,” one person wrote.
Others echoed similar sentiments. “Religious belief or not doesn’t change a person’s character, and is really nobody else’s business…” another commented.
A third urged understanding: “Give the guy a break. He’s dammed when he does and he’s dammed when he doesn’t. How about doing the Christian thing yourself and give him some support and respect.”
‘Frankly, it’s insulting.’
Former Chaplain to the late Queen, @gavinashenden, says he finds Prince William’s confirmation of ‘quiet faith’ as ‘strategic and political’. pic.twitter.com/O2zZmQfTLC
— LBC (@LBC) March 22, 2026
A More Private Approach to Faith
Despite the criticism, recent reports suggest William’s connection to religion may be more personal than public. Sources indicate that his relationship with the Church and its responsibilities “runs deep and is grounded in something personal and sincere.”