Duchess Kate Chipped in to Give Brother James Middleton the ‘Most Fantastic’ Birthday Gift in 2011

The Royal Cambridge children aren't spared from learning how to grapple with social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic. During an interview with BBC Breakfast, the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton revealed that her children are adjusting to a new normal while navigating life amid the global health crisis.

Kate Middleton showed off her fresh new hair cut and color that’s perfect for summer.The Duchess of Cambridge gave fans a preview of her new look on the royals’ official Instagram account.

Duchess Kate and Prince William’s 2-year-old son, Prince Louis, is struggling to stay six feet apart amid the coronavirus pandemic.“Louis doesn’t understand social distancing,” the Duchess of Cambridge, 38, said during a Tuesday, July 14, BBC Breakfast appearance discussing the Tiny Happy people online education system.

Childhood development has become the cornerstone of Duchess Kate’s charitable endeavors, and now, she’s expanded into the digital realm by lending support to an initiative aimed at helping new parents and carers.Kensington Palace confirmed that the Duchess of Cambridge has endorsed a new BBC Education project, which provides a digital library of resources designed for those developing children’s language skills from the womb up to the age of four.

James Middleton shared the sweetest video on Friday, showing his new puppies running around in the back garden of his parents Carole and Michael's Bucklebury country home – and we are in love!The short clip, which plays to the sound of a trumpet, shows a brown cocker spaniel running towards the camera.

The Duchess of Cambridge chatted with students at the Bond Primary School via video conference call. Kate wore a green dress by HVN, which features a print of tiny tennis players.

The resurfaced photo shows the Duchess wearing an almost identical ensemble to her late mother-in-law, Diana.

Kate Middleton loves paying tribute to Princess Diana through fashion. And she did it again just days after her late mother-in-law’s birthday.On Sunday, July 5, the Duchess of Cambridge visited the Queen Elizabeth Hospital to celebrate the 72nd anniversary of the NHS wearing a patterned blue shirtdress from Beulah London.

James Middleton has opened up about the latest addition to his family as he speaks to HELLO! about life in lockdown in this week's issue.The 33-year-old entrepreneur has been busy rearing his dog Luna's litter of six puppies and acquiring a puppy of his own, Nala. "Nala has been a wonderful addition to the family.

Duchess Kate and Prince William were in a lighthearted mood when they visited Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn, England, on Sunday, July 5, to thank staff for all their hard work amid the coronavirus pandemic.The event marked the couple’s first in-person engagement now that some COVID-19 lockdown restrictions have been lifted in the U.K.The couple traveled 20 minutes from their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, to have afternoon tea with hospital workers as they marked the 72nd anniversary of the

James Middleton has written an article for the Daily Mail about his love of bees.Kate and Pippa Middleton's brother revealed that his family "clubbed together to buy what for me was the most fantastic birthday gift imaginable."James now shares his passion with his fiancée, Alizee Thevenet.Most people know that Pippa and Kate Middleton's brother, James Middleton, has a love of dogs, which he regularly showcases on Instagram.

Prince William and Kate Middleton spent their Sunday afternoon at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn to celebrate the NHS’s 72nd birthday.

Duchess Kate recently visited Norwich to meet with families from East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH).At The Nook, one of the charity's purpose-built hospices, the duchess helped to plant a garden.While there, she opened up about Prince George and Prince Louis's sibling rivalry when it comes to gardening.Now that lockdown orders are slowly being lifted in the United Kingdom, some members of the royal family have started conducting in-person official visits once more.Having already visited

Daily Mail: ‘I’ve written in this paper about the clinical depression that first hit me in 2016, and one of my strategies for coping with it is beekeeping.’The Duchess of Cambridge’s brother revealed that despite always been interested in bees, it wasn’t until his 24th birthday when he was gifted them that his real love began.  A post shared by James Middleton (@jmidy) on Jun 29, 2020 at 7:51am PDTIn his recent letter in the publication, he wrote: ‘I’d always harboured a longing to keep bees,

Duchess Kate said her and Prince William’s 6-year-old son, Prince George, has a competitive streak.“The children are really enjoying growing their sunflowers,” the Duchess of Cambridge, 38, said while visiting The Nook to help plant a garden for the East Anglia Children’s Hospice in Norfolk, England, on Saturday, June 27.

Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton gifted her younger brother, James Middleton, a birthday present nearly a decade ago, and it is still dear to his heart. The 33-year-old entrepreneur has opened up about his beekeeping hobby that helps keep him grounded, he said in a lengthy essay released on June 28 via Daily Mail.

Duchess of Cambridge's younger brother James Middleton has spoken of his love of beekeeping and how he's introduced the hobby to his future wife Alizee Thevenet.

Kate Middleton narrates an uplifting new video about Wimbledon's cancelation this year due to coronavirus. She encourages tennis fans to keep hope and support strong for when the championships eventually return in 2021.

Duchess Kate secretly joined families from East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) in Norfolk to plant a sensory garden at the Nook Center, one of the charity’s purpose-built hospices.The Duchess of Cambridge, 38, arrived at the facility on Thursday, June 25, with plants that she personally picked out at the Fakenham Garden Centre one week earlier.

As the coronavirus lockdown in the U.K.