Kate Middleton Joins Queen Elizabeth & Camilla Duchess of Cornwall For G7 Summit Activities

Some might say Kate Middleton is living the dream as one of the most admired members of royalty in the world.The nation swooned in envy in 2011 when she tied the knot with Prince William, now 39, and her life looked set to play out in fairy tale style. And of course, a royal lifestyle comes with plenty of riches so it will come as no surprise that mum of three Kate has a personal fortune of millions.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) stops by the UrbanNature Project at the Natural History Museum on Tuesday (June 22) in London, England.

Kate Middleton and Camilla are sending sweet messages to the families of vulnerable children who have struggled during the ongoing pandemic.

Kate Middleton isn’t afraid of the rain and wind. The Duchess of Cambridge grabbed an umbrella to stepped out and launch her new project, The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.

The royal family makes headlines for the smallest of reasons and this time seems no different. Recently, members of the royal family came together during the G-7 Summit which also saw several world leaders in attendance.

“Hello, Grandpa! How are you?” Kate Middleton said to Prince Charles while greeting him at a G7 reception at the Eden Project in Cornwall on Friday (June 11), according to CornwallLive’s lip reader. Prince Charles, 72, joined Queen Elizabeth II, 95, at the event and turned to see Kate, 39, and Prince William, 38, arrive.

told the Daily Mail that the Duchess of Cambridge, 39, made the comment while greeting her father-in-law, 72, at a G7 reception in Cornwall, England, for the Eden Project.

Kate Middleton fondly referred to Prince Charles as “grandpa” during the G7 meeting, a lipreader has disclosed.The professional translator told CornwallLive that the royal mother, 39, used the loving moniker in reference to her father-in-law, 72, when she attended the Eden Project with her husband Prince William, 38. Senior members of the royal family attended the eco-visitor attraction last Friday including Kate, Charles, the Queen, William and Camilla.

It appears Kate Middleton fondly refers to Prince Charles as “grandpa” during the G7 meeting, a lipreader has claimed.The professional translator told CornwallLive that the royal mother, 39, used the loving moniker in reference to her father-in-law when she attended the Eden Project with her husband Prince William, 38. Senior members of the royal family attended the eco-visitor attraction last Friday including Kate, Charles, the Queen, Prince William and Camilla.

After commemorating the late Prince Philip's 100th birthday this week, Queen Elizabeth has reunited with her royal family members for the first time since her beloved husband's funeral on April 17 at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

 First Lady Dr. Jill Biden ’s Friday was spent with members of the British royal family! After visiting a school and participating in a roundtable discussion with the Duchess of Cambridge earlier in the day, the educator and her husband President Joe Biden met with  Queen Elizabeth  at the G7 Leaders reception.First Lady Dr.

President Joe Biden and Jill Biden made their way across the pond.The president and first lady met Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family during a reception at The Eden Project in England, at the G7 Summit on Friday. Prince Charles, Camila, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William and Kate Middleton were also in attendance.

Kate Middleton, 39, paid tribute to her late mother-in-law Princess Diana once again. The Duchess of Sussex was spotted wearing what appeared to be Diana’s three-strand pearl and diamond bracelet by Nigel Milne while attending a reception for the G7 world leaders on Friday, June 11. She wore the eye catching accessory with a gorgeous blazer inspired white dress, along with her sapphire engagement ring (also one Diana’s), and a beaded clutch.

Kate Middleton will one day lose her Duchess of Cambridge title, following changes in the ranks of the royal family along with the line of succession.The mum-of-three, who today broke her silence on the birth of her new niece, Lilibet, has held her Duchess of Cambridge title for just over a decade after she married Prince William in April 2011.

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Kate Middleton will not be known as the Duchess of Cambridge in the near future - as both her husband William and Prince Charles step up to greater responsibilities.Kate has been referred to as The Duchess of Cambridge for more than ten years since her wedding to Prince William in Westminster Abbey in April 2011.And it seems that Kate won't lose her title of the high-ranking role, but will instead gain two new ones.William, Duke of Cambridge, is now second in line to the throne and there are

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