Kate Middleton Doesn’t Want Anyone to Think She’s ‘Struggling’ Despite the Pressures of Her Role

BBC Breakfast to discuss her latest project: an online education initiative called Tiny Happy People. According to the , “Tiny Happy People is a BBC Education initiative providing a range of free digital resources, specifically designed to support parents and carers in developing children’s language from pregnancy to the age of four.”But in the chat she also gave an update on how her three children—, , and —have been doing this summer. Like many parents across the U.S.

Prince William and Kate Middleton may go against royal protocols, only to protect their son Prince George's happiness, a report in The Mirror suggests. Royal expert Ingrid Seward spoke to Spanish magazine Quien where she said that the couple's modern approach to raising their three children is different from the strict royal approach that has been followed for generations.

Kate Middleton has been spending her time in lockdown balancing her three children and husband Prince William, while keeping in touch with as many people via video calls as much as possible.

A new royal biography is out, and it contains some surprising claims about Kate Middleton’s intervention before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage. Apparently, the Duchess of Cambridge, 38, may have stepped in to “warn” Harry, 35, about things moving too fast in his relationship with Meghan, 38, long before the pair got married in May 2018 at St. George’s chapel.

If there’s one thing we’ve learnt since getting to know Kate Middleton as she became a public figure, it's that she’s a dab hand at photography, and snapping adorable shorts of her children.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton enforce some pretty strict parenting rules, apparently. A source told The Sun that "shouting is absolutely 'off limits'" for the Cambridge kids and that the couple always encourage Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis to have constructive conversations about what's bothering them and have a family rule that no one should ever go to bed angry.

old relationship adage about men (or, at least hetero/cisgendered men, anyway) always growing up to marry someone like their mother? Well, for Prince William, that bit of creeptastic "wisdom" needs to be adjusted a bit because he actually married someone just like his grandmother, it turns out. Speaking to Yahoo UK, two royal experts weighed in on Will's wife, Kate Middleton, and her royal ruling style.

to Yahoo UK, journalist Victoria Murphy, who has written several books on the monarch said that Kate was ‘still more of a team player than a leader’ but has become more self-assured over the past 10 years.Unlike Diana, who openly courted the media, Victoria notes that Kate is more of an introvert and also has a love of the outdoors.‘I’ve always thought that Kate has more in common personality-wise with the Queen; not an extrovert but quietly self-assured with a love of the outdoors and the

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.

The playful photos released for the Duke of Cambridge’s 38th birthday illustrate how Prince George, six, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two, really are the centre of his world.Taken by the Duchess of Cambridge at their Anmer Hall home, they’re the most candid royal photos we’ve seen yet and give a lovely insight into William and Kate’s hands-on parenting style.

Kate Middleton is out and about in England as quarantine restrictions begin to lift in the United Kingdom. The 38-year-old Duchess of Cambridge visited families from the East Anglia's Children's Hospices, of which she is a royal patron, to help plant a garden at The Nook, one of the hospices near Norwich, England, earlier this week. For the outing, Middleton looked relaxed and stunning in a vibrant floral dress and wedge heels.

The Duchess of Cambridge is stepping up her social media game. Kate Middleton’s comments on fans’ Instagrams as ‘C’ are such a subtle gesture, but they speak volumes for the royal followers who received them. In a rare shift for the future queen, she signed off her comments on the platform with the letter “C”—after all, let’s not forget that Kate’s real name is Catherine.

Carole Middleton has been self-isolating with her husband Michael and her son James and his fiancée Alizee Thevenet at the family's Bucklebury home, and despite not being seen in public for months, it seems Kate's mum has been quite active, lending a helping hand to those in need.According to PEOPLE, the doting grandmother to Princes George, Louis and Princess Charlotte, as well as Pippa's son Arthur, secretly delivered homemade soup to a neighbour that had been battling coronavirus during the

Kate Middleton is reportedly facing mounting public expectation as the future queen consort. The Duchess of Cambridge, 38, is married to Prince William, also 38, who is second in line to the British throne.The couple share three children: Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2.

People devoted its cover story to celebrating Kate Middleton's perseverance under monarchial pressure this week, and the outlet managed to get a little insight from a source close to the Duchess of Cambridge about how she felt about that big Tatler cover story that portrayed her as overwhelmed by her workload.

Kate Middleton’s workload may have increased after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal exit earlier this year, but sources say she’s up for the challenge.

Tatler report claimed Kate was overwhelmed and stressed out by all the extra responsibilities (plus ), the palace denied it and now, new sources insist Kate is "relishing" her new workload.If you didn't let it out already, try to withhold your "sure, Jan" and check out what new are saying. According to Sarah Gristwood, the author of Elizabeth: The Queen and the Crown, "Those who know her [Kate] say there is a real core of strength, and she did set her mind to the job.