Kate Middleton's mum Carole is age defying as she arrives at Wimbledon in cropped denim jacket

Prince George does a sweet thing to help Kate Middleton, it has emerged. George has been dubbed a "daddy’s boy" but is said to go out of his way to help Kate with chores. The future King is also “protective” of his siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, it is claimed.

Read more: Kate Middleton almost gave Prince George a different name but family member stepped inBower claimed that Meghan felt William and Kate did not offer her the recognition and generosity she was due, and that she "hated" being likened to the Duchess of Cambridge. Bower penned: “Meghan was angry that Palace officials refused to protect her image. "The book emphasised that Meghan “hated the comparisons with uncomplaining Kate” and, in turn, Kate “regarded her neighbour as dismissive of other people”.

Kate Middleton has admitted she was once left absolutely "mortified" by her dad at Wimbledon after he became confused and called a player by the wrong name. Speaking to the BBC in 2017, the Duchess of Cambridge, 40, revealed the embarrassing moment came when she had attended the historic sporting tournament with her parents, Michael Middleton and Carole Middleton. The Middleton family had just watched American tennis player Pete Sampras play and were walking away from their seats when they walked past former British number one Tim Henman.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) engage in some rare PDA after the Royal Charity Polo Cup 2022 at Guards Polo Club, Flemish Farm on Wednesday (July 6) in Windsor, England.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were joined by a very special guest at a charity polo match on Wednesday.

Kate Middleton showed her parents Carole and Michael some love from Wimbledon on Tuesday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton made an appearance at Wimbledon on Tuesday to watch day nine of the iconic tournament. But as the royal couple watched on they became distracted by Kate's mum, Carole Middleton, who playfully stuck her tongue out at them. Her daughter, 40, and son-in-law, also 40, who were spectating from the Royal Box, were left in fits of giggles as they noticed the funny moment before they got stuck into the game.

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Kate Middleton was at Wimbledon on Tuesday as she attended the annual tennis tournament alongside her husband Prince William. Making the most of her time at the championship event, the Duchess of Cambridge could be seen intently watching the players on the court as they fought their way to victory and hoped to advance to the next stages of the competition.

Kate Middleton showed her support for sustainability as she arrived at the quarter-finals of Wimbledon in a previously worn outfit on Tuesday.The 40 year old looked radiant as she made a surprising appearance at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club wearing a blue polka dot dress she'd sported last month, which she paired with white accessories. Kate was joined by her husband Prince William, 40, to watch the matches along with fellow spectators gathered at Centre Court.

The Duchess of Cambridge's younger brother James Middleton enjoyed a day out at Wimbledon along with his wife Alizée Thevenet on Monday.  The pair put on an incredibly fashionable display attending the tennis competition, with Alizée wearing a £320 plunging blouse along with matching £450 trousers from Australian brand Scanlan Theodore.The French financier paired the look with £140 white espadrilles from Sezane, while James, 35, looked dapper wearing a navy double-breasted suit combined with a blue shirt and navy tie. To finish off his look, James wore a pair of suede brown boots and chic aviator sunglasses, showcasing his flair for fashion.The couple only make rare public appearances, as they prefer to keep a low profile – but most often come to London to watch Wimbledon matches each year as they are fond of tennis.

Read more: Inside Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis' perfect playgroundDuring the Jubilee, there were some tender moments between the mother and her three children. Pictures show her holding hands with Princess Charlotte and singing along with the little girl during the concert.

Duchess of Cambridge, it's no surprise that Pippa Middleton and her mum Carole are usually treated to VIP seats in the Royal Box or the players' box at Wimbledon.READ: Why Zara and Mike Tindall once shunned the Royal Box at WimbledonHowever, the mother-daughter duo were once relegated to standard seats back in 2017 when they arrived too late for Andy Murray's match against Benoit Paire. Kate's younger sister and mother were pictured sitting separately, just outside of the players' box, which is usually reserved for athletes and their families, and VIP guests. WATCH: Kate Middleton's flawless courtside style at WimbledonThe change of seating plan didn't dampen Pippa and Carole's spirits, as the tennis lovers were pictured chatting and laughing after the match with a few of Pippa's friends.READ: Carole Middleton surprises as she wears same dress as daughter KateSHOP: 13 best tennis outfits for women this summerIn 2015, Lewis Hamilton lost his place in Wimbledon's Royal Box after falling foul of the strict dress code, which requires men to wear a jacket and tie.  Carole Middleton and daughter Pippa arrived late to a Wimbledon match in 2017The Formula One champion, who wore a flowery shirt, was turned away from the men's singles final match owing to an "unfortunate misunderstanding regarding the dress code at Wimbledon," his spokesperson said.SEE: Emma Raducanu's most stylish momentsPippa's older sister Kate, 40, also previously revealed that she was once "banned" from Wimbledon.

Kate Middleton is known for her competitive side and love of all things sports and often appears to show her support at many big sporting events throughout the year.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, serves as the patron for a number of important sporting organisations such as the Rugby Football Union and the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.The royal is also a frequent visitor to Wimbledon every year and is often seen cheering and clapping during the various matches from the highly famed royal box, though there is one tennis legend who is a very close friend of hers. Swiss player and tennis legend Roger Federer is a close friend of the Duchess’ and even attended her sister Pippa's wedding to James Matthews in 2017.

Kate Middleton has made a broody confession after she was photographed cuddling an adorable baby girl during a recent visit to Newmarket racecourse with her husband Prince William. Onlookers who attended the event, suggested that the future king suddenly began to get very twitchy as his wife beamed and cooed over the enchanting youngster, who has since been revealed to be four month old Norah Provoost.

While it’s well known that The Duchess of Cambridge and her husband Prince William split their time between an apartment at Kensington Palace and a dreamy 10 bedroomed country home in Norfolk, not many people know that Kate herself grew up in a quaint but budget friendly home in Berkshire. Located in Bradfield Southend, Kate’s first home was actually her parents second, after the happy couple had originally lived together in a small but quaint flat prior to tying the knot.