Вот так где-то."Note, however, that she will be Queen Consort - that's someone who becomes Queen by virtue of marriage, not birthright (she isn't next in the line of the succession): Queen Sofia of Spain, Queen Rania of Jordan, Queen Noor of Jordan, Queen Silvia of Sweden, etc. are all Queens Consort.Kate can never become Queen Regnant though. Queen Regnant is someone who ascends to the Throne by virtue of birthright (she was next in the Line to the Throne): Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, Queen Margrethe of Denmark, etc. are all Queens Regnant.""Yes.Women assume the titles and stylings of their husbands.When William becomes King,Catherine becomes Queen Consort of Great Britain,Northern Ireland,Crown Dependencies and Commonwealth Realms.She is only going to be a CONSORT--wife of the reigning king.Catherine will never be Queen Regnant,like Elizabeth II because she is not an heir nor is she in Line of Succession.She is simply the spouse who bears the honorific of her husband's titles;Catherine will not have powers to reign like Elizabeth II.When William dies,his heir becomes the next monarch.Catherine is not an heir and can never be REGNANT.She will become Dowager Queen and perhaps Queen Mother.The only way that Catherine can become Queen Regnant is through an act of Parliament which is not ever going to happen"