How Kate Middleton's mum Carole stepped in to help with 'parenting struggle'

Prince William and Kate Middleton are working to increase the emphasis placed on equality and diversity within their charity, the Royal Foundation.Recently, the charity released its 2020 Trustees and Auditor’s report, which details the internal operations, objectives, activities and aspirations for the organization.Among the many different elements of the report, the Royal Foundation stressed the importance of focusing on creating a healthy, safe and diverse environment for all those involved in

We can all agree that Kate Middleton is the queen of style, whether she's making a high street buy look so luxe, or effortlessly picking timeless designer pieces. When it comes to jewellery, Kate has exceptional taste - always picking the best jewels no matter the occasion, whether it be her love of pearls or her penchant for brooches - and is certainly someone who knows how to accessorise.

Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton are said to be stepping up in their roles as senior royals for the sake of the monarchy’s future. William, 39, is second in line to the throne after his father Prince Charles.

As we begin to head back to work and the autumn months approach us, there’s one piece of clothing we’re very much looking forward to slipping into and that has to be the pussy-bow blouse. Plus it’s a firm favourite from the ever so fashionable Kate Middleton.

Life for the Duchess of Cambridge might seem like the height of luxury, but Kate Middleton tries to keep her little family down to earth. We tend to see Kate dressed in her finest on royal tours with Prince William or dazzling in ball gowns at charity galas.

They might be known to the vast majority of the world by only their official titles, but the Royals Family also have cute nicknames for each other just like the rest of us. Over the years in a number of interviews, speeches and conversations with strangers, the royals have let slip what some of their pet names for one another are.

When you’re growing up in the royal family, turkey twizzlers, baked beans on toast and fish finger sandwiches don't factor high on the menu. Because while these comfort foods might be loved by kids all over Britain (and let's be honest, their wrung out parents too) Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are being brought up to have more sophisticated palettes.

The Cambridges are making the most of the kids being on summer break before they go back to school.

We imagine most mums and dads are frantically preparing to ship their littles off to school this week with new uniforms bought, a fresh trim and a new organised schedule. And although she may be a royal, Kate Middleton will also be doing the same as she prepares for Prince George and Princess Charlotte to return to Thomas’ Battersea Prep School.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have multiple family homes, but their most famed is Kensington Palace in London.The grand estate plays home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - as well as their three young children - for a portion of the year, however, they aren't the only occupants.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry living in California and Kate Middleton and Prince William back in England, the Sussexes and the Cambridges are more distanced than ever, co-author Omid Scobie tells ET's Nischelle Turner. Despite claims that Meghan and Kate might be the ones to mend the fence between the two brothers, Scobie says this is simply «wishful thinking.» «I think it's wishful thinking when we see people say that Meghan and Kate are going to work on a Netflix project together or they're

During the 1980s, Japan started using its woodland areas as healing spots after realising that simply spending time in them could help stressed-out citizens.This is how “shinrin-yoku”, which directly translates as “forest bath”, was invented. And now, Japanese doctors can even prescribe this natural therapy to patients.

As a member of the most talked-about family in the world, it may be hard to believe that Kate Middleton was once mistaken for a member of staff in an awkward moment.