Interview with private female bodyguards (middle)

Dressed in a long dress and holding a smartphone and sunglasses, it took weeks for the public to realize that Lisa Baldwin, the charming young woman on Megan's tour, was her new personal bodyguard director, not a stylist or friend. Megan is not the only member of the royal family with female bodyguards. The Duchess of Cornwall has a female private bodyguard who hired an all female bodyguard team for the Duchess of Cornwall's visit to the United Arab Emirates in 2016. Lisa Baldwin has been taking care of Kate Middleton since her engagement to Prince William in 2010. Lisa often appears behind the scenes next to the Duchess of Cambridge. Lisa never grabs the limelight in a suit and high heels because she understands what her mentor Elizabeth Watson told her about the power of female bodyguards to "integrate" into their employers. Lisa Baldwin lives in Dublin with her partner and young son and runs a pet nanny shop, in addition to her personal protection work. "And try to ask them to quickly get their customers out of trouble - they can't get anywhere quickly." Lisa thought of a sentence "the first thing you are taught is that you are gray", which Elizabeth told her. Now Lisa can understand the meaning, integrate into the employer in a silent way, and form a harmonious picture with the employer, In order to reduce the attention of private bodyguards to employers, it can also reduce the risk probability of employers. Lisa Baldwin, a petite blonde, is 35 years old. She has broken the previous image of a female bodyguard. She is both a mother and has no police or military background, but she is indeed a successful female bodyguard. When Lisa was 20, she was looking for a secure job. Until she received a phone call, the employer needed to fly to London for an interview and needed a female private bodyguard. At that time, there were very few people engaged in female private bodyguards, so the international bodyguard Association gave Lisa's phone to the employer. "At that time, I didn't know that bodyguard was a job. I think this is what Kevin Costner did in the film, but I went." when she first started working in the female bodyguard industry, female bodyguards were most often employed by female members of the Middle East Royal family, which could not be taken care of by men for cultural reasons. "I have taken care of many princesses and princesses. These employers have wealth we can't imagine. A 9-year-old child I protected in Harrods asked me if I have any animals. I told her I have three dogs. She said she has 50 dogs and a young lion. She wants to buy gifts for them. She asked me to put three Burberry collars on her card, 150 pounds each." Employers trust our female personal bodyguards very much. "Children are not often told of threats, which is why I fit in well," Lisa added. "The female bodyguard has a softer and more delicate heart and can make friends with these employers who are still children more easily. When I become friends with the children, I can smoothly take them away from the scene when we are threatened." Alex Bomberg added: "In some cases, bringing a personal bodyguard is very offensive to the other party, because it shows that you can't trust the other party, which may have an impact on some business exchanges. However, having a female bodyguard is indeed perfect. Because more and more employers want to get hidden bodyguard services, female bodyguards are a good choice, and women bring less attack vision, I'm a sister or friend, "Elizabeth told me." I'm a nanny or mother waiting for children after school, "Lisa said. This is the plasticity and adaptability of female bodyguards at work.