The Australian Kate Middleton impersonator, who signed up for The Crown after it went viral on TiKTok, has revealed she’ll be working on her “graceful accent” with the help of her British grandmother.
Brittany Dixon from the Gold Coast created her account on the social media platform to promote the artwork, but other users were quick to point out her eerie resemblance to the Duchess of Cambridge.
After being requested by her followers, the actress responded to an obvious casting for a “beautiful” actress to play a young Kate in the sixth season of the historical drama.
She appeared on ITV’s Lorraine today and revealed that her stepmother is from London, which means she can “advise her” on how to perfect her perfect British accent at the audition.
The Duchess of Cambridge was photographed at a private reception at the Mayan ruins of San Ignacio, Belize, on her Caribbean tour to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee earlier this year.
Gold Coast Brittany Dixon has signed on to play Kate Middleton The Crown after it went viral on TiKTok and will be working on her “graceful accent” with the help of her stepmother.
‘They [Kate] she has a very dignified accent,” said Brittany. ‘I am lucky to have a family in England. My father was born in London. I have a stepmother with a very elegant accent. I’m sure he can give me some advice”.
Brittany has been stunned by the response she’s received since joining the platform, revealing that their audience of supportive comments from outsiders has been “crazy”.
When asked if she is often compared to the Duchess, she said: “I’ve been getting this compliment for a few years now, nothing compared to what I’ve heard recently.
“Honestly, I got nothing but this much attention after that TikTok video, so it was crazy.”
Brittany (right image), an Australian artist, created her account on the social media platform to promote her artwork, but many of her followers noted her odd resemblance to the Duchess of Cambridge (right image). , in 2005)
When she shared videos of herself, Brittany (pictured in a video next to Kate’s photo) was quickly inundated with comments comparing her to royalty: “Wow, the resemblance [to Kate] Amazing.’
“Frankly, I know I’m not going to do that… [applied to The Crown] I didn’t get many supportive comments, many strangers support and support me, it was really good and positive experience.
Brittany explains the application process in one of her TikTok videos, explains how she was asked to submit a selfie, some background information, and a 30-second video about “something you love.”
When Brittany shared videos of herself, she was soon flooded with comments comparing herself to the royal family: “Wow, the likeness [to Kate] Amazing.’
Others tagged him in comments suggesting he ran for The Crown, one person insisted, “You look more like him than anyone else people have tagged.”
The third added: “Wow, you two look so alike. Now I understand why it has always seemed so familiar to me.
After being told to subscribe to The Crown, the artist (pictured) announced I “APPLY MEN” and promised to keep her followers updated after the clip went viral with over 300,000 views.
One quarter wrote: ‘So funny, you [and Kate] they look like sisters, but many continued to encourage her to apply for the role of The Crown.
Later, she announced “MEN I TREAT” and promised to keep her followers updated after the clip went viral with over 300,000 views.
Explaining the application process, he added: “I didn’t expect this video to get this much attention.
“I finally applied, they just wanted a selfie, some background information, and a 30-second video where I talk about something I love.
“Of course I mentioned the painting, let’s see how it goes, if they see it,” he concluded. “Anyway, thanks for being so kind guys, get back to the painting”.
Commenting on the clip, one person said, “Oh my god, I’m so involved now. I hope you get the part.”
Source: Daily Mail
