Kate Middleton Jokes About the Struggles of Managing 'Toddler Tantrums'

The year 2011 and 2018 saw all eyes across the world turn towards the royal family as Prince William and Prince Harry got married respectively. While Prince William married Kate Middleton, Prince Harry walked down the aisle with Meghan Markle in 2018.

Chloe Savage, the embroiderer who helped create Duchess Kate Middleton and Duchess Meghan Markle‘s wedding dresses, has revealed she’s struggling to make ends meat during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Known for her timeless classic style, kind heart and graceful personality, the mother-of three is one of Britain’s most popular royals of all time.

Another baby is on the way for Pippa Middleton! Recently, according to Page Six the English socialite, author, and younger sister of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is expecting her second child. Middleton is already a mother to her two-year-old son, Arthur Matthews, whom she shares with her husband, James Matthews.

 Prince George ,  Princess Charlotte  and  Prince Louis  are gaining a new little cousin! The Duchess of Cambridge’s younger sister  Pippa Middleton  is reportedly expecting her second child with her husband James Matthews. A source close to the family told Page Six, “Pippa and James are thrilled, it’s fantastic news amid a difficult year.

And now, the Duchess of Cambridge’s younger sister is reportedly “thrilled” to announce that she and hubby James are expecting their second child.

Kate Middleton’s sister Pippa is pregnant with her second child, it has been reported. Pippa, 37, is already mum to two year old son Arthur Michael William Matthews, who she shares with husband James Matthews.The Duchess of Cambridge’s sister is said to be “thrilled” by the news.

The British Prime Minister’s office has officially endorsed Prince William and Kate Middleton’s tour of the U.K.

But despite the Cambridges’ attempts to acknowledge key workers for their efforts during the COVID crisis, many disgruntled fans have slammed the couple for not setting a good example.

The Duchess of Cambridge recently spoke to Alice Haynes at the Anna Freud Centre via Mirror UK and opened up about raising the next generation of the Royal Family. The highlight of the interview remains when she asked the experts for advice on handling her children's tantrums.

Like many parents this year, Kate Middleton and Prince William have been home with their children, like, all day. The royals have been homeschooling Prince George (7) and Princess Charlotte (5), but Louis is only 2, so he's still very much in the active and curious toddler stage.

Kate Middleton has joked she would like to ask the experts about children’s temper tantrums.The Duchess of Cambridge, 38, made the joke as she answered early years questions from members of the public. Kate, who recently shared her heartbreak after her family dog died, has three children, Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two, with husband Prince William.

The struggle is really real for proud momma Kate Middleton, apparently!

Kate Middleton is taking questions

Kate Middleton launched the results of her "5 Big Questions" early years survey this week, and the duchess has made multiple virtual appearances to promote the findings.The Duchess of Cambridge has worn a plethora of stunning looks for her recent video appearances, including a blue Reiss dress, a white Zara blazer, and an oversized Barbour jacket.

Glamour that she wore as she walked down the aisle. (The exact shade is .) And while we’re pretty sure many of you have taken the opportunity to during lockdown, that doesn’t mean there aren’t value sets (lip trios for only $43?!) too good to pass up.You have to give it up to for immediately ID’ing the millennial pink tube in Kate Middleton’s hand as a lip product from Clarins (the , to be precise).

Kate Middleton has opened up on her 'mummy guilt' in a brutally honest interview. The Dutchess of Cambridge has previously spoken about how she loves being a hands-on mum and she and Prince William have deviated from Royal tradition of having numerous nannies and help to raise their brood, instead just having one nanny to be on hand when they need her.