Princess Charlotte appears to lose interest in sweet moment at Easter service

Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo is the nanny of Kate Middleton and Prince William's children. Maria is Spanish, and she has been the nanny for the Cambridges since 2014, and first started looking after George when he was just eight months old. Maria is a graduate of the prestigious Norland College and students here are trained in traditional child rearing skills as well as cooking and sewing techniques.

Kate Middleton isn't the only 'celebrity mum' at her children's £6,900 a year school in West London.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have added a sweet new photo to their home. The subtle addition in Kensington Palace, Apartment 1A, was spotted while Prince William took part in a video call from one of the rooms in the space. William sits on a beige couch in the clip shared on Twitter, and some photos can be seen in the background.

Three new pictures of Princess Charlotte have been released to mark her seventh birthday. Taken by her mother, the Duchess of Cambridge, they show her sitting among bluebells in a cable knit blue jumper that matches the colour of the flowers around her. Charlotte, who celebrates her birthday on Monday, is seen in one of the pictures with her pet dog, Orla.

The Cambridge children are going to have “visible roles” in the Queen’s upcoming Platinum Jubilee celebrations, according to reports. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are reportedly set to appear at a number of events in tribute to the Queen as a “show of Royal force” when she celebrates 70 years of rule in June. According to reports, the three children are likely to ride in a carriage to the Trooping the Colour ceremony, taking place on 2 June, before appearing on the balcony at Buckingham Palace as the Royal family watch the RAF flyover.Their dad, Prince William, is said to be leading the Trooping of Colour ceremony.

Prince George has been for a "trial day" at a potential new school. The eight-year-old royal's parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, are believed to be planning to relocate to Windsor and the couple have been looking at potential new schools in the area, visiting one establishment six times before sending their eldest son in to meet his possible future classmates. A source told the Mail on Sunday that teachers arranged a settling in day for the young future king and were "amused and relieved" to find the other pupils did not recognise George or understand his position.

really bored before then, they could always resort to plane spotting, since their new home is under a flight path, just eight miles from Heathrow. Ahem, apart from a certain castle in the vicinity – where there’s now a no-fly-zone for security reasons.Is Meghan Markle planning to get back at Kate Middleton?Meghan & Harry: frozen out of HollywoodInside Charlotte Crosby's journey to be a mumThe Queen herself is central to the family’s decision to move, after reports that the couple are worried about the influence of Uncle Andrew.

While being a senior member of the royal family is a job in itself, many members of the famous family boast impressive careers of their own. Prince William, 39, served in the Royal Air Force before going on to work as a pilot for East Anglian Air Ambulance, while his wife Kate, 40, worked part-time at high-street retailer Jigsaw after graduating from university.

The Queen may have been unable to attend the royal Easter church service, but she was in good company at home at Windsor Castle where she was paid a visit by her granddaughter, Princess Beatrice.The 95-year-old and her granddaughter were joined by Beatrice's husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, their daughter Sienna and Edoardo's son from a previous relationship, Wolfie. Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi's baby girl Sienna is almost seven months old which makes this her first Easter celebration.The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson has always said that her two role models in life are her mum and the Queen with whom she shares an especially close bond.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte marked a special milestone on Easter! Prince William and Kate Middleton’s oldest children joined their parents during Easter Sunday church service at St. Georges Chapel at Windsor Castle. The Cambridges coordinated in blue outfits for the outing.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and two of their children, Prince George, 8, and Princess Charlotte, 6, attend the Easter Matins Service at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Sunday (April 17) in Windsor, England.

Sophie Wessex looked radiant as she attended the Easter Sunday service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor.The 57 year old was joined by her husband Prince Edward and their two children Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, 18, and James, Viscount Severn, 14. Proving her style credentials, the elegant Countess of Wessex stepped out in a blue and orange floral dress which featured long sleeves, a belted waist and a scooped neckline.To complete the look, the mother-of-two paired her floaty midi dress with a teal fascinator and a matching patterned clutch bag. Meanwhile Lady Louise matched her mother’s look as she opted for a pink floral midi dress to mark the occasion.

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Prince George and Princess Charlotte marked a special milestone on Easter! Prince William and Kate Middleton’s oldest children joined their parents during Easter Sunday church service at St. Georges Chapel at Windsor Castle. The Cambridges coordinated in blue outfits for the outing.

Hopping into the holidays! Members of the royal family gathered for their annual Easter service without their matriarch, Queen Elizabeth ll, on Sunday, April 17.

Kate Middleton looked stunning as she attended the Easter Sunday service alongside husband Prince William and children Prince George and Princess Charlotte.The beautiful Duchess, 40, opted for a light blue dress and dark blue hat for the occasion as she arrived at St George's Chapel in Windsor for the traditional Easter Mattins Service. Kate partnered her look with a matching clutch bag and blue heels. Prince William, 39, looked smart in a suit as did little George, eight, and Charlotte looked like a mini Kate as she strolled in her sky blue dress and tights.

Prince Charles and Camilla stepped in for the Queen during the traditional Royal Maundy service on Thursday morning.The royal couple travelled to Windsor Castle for the Royal Maundy service at St. George’s Chapel, following the news that the Queen, who turns 96 next week, would not be able to attend this weekend’s Easter service in Windsor.

Her Majesty the Queen has pulled out of her traditional Easter Sunday service just days before it’s due to take place. Instead, the rest of the Royal Family will attend the annual gathering at St.

The Queen will not attend the Royal Family's annual Easter Sunday church service this weekend, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.

Buckingham Palace has announced that Queen Elizabeth II will not be attending this weekend's Easter Sunday Service at St. Georgie's Chapel in Windsor. Sharing a snippet of a statement issued by the Queen's representatives, royal journalist Victoria Murphy tweeted: "Buckingham Palace announces that members of the royal family will attend the Easter Sunday service in Windsor.The Queen will not be attending." The news comes after the 95 year old monarch was announced to also not be attending today's Maundy Service.