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Carole Middleton has the sweetest thing to say about son-in-law, Prince William

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In a heartwarming revelation, Carole Middleton shares her affection for Prince William, calling him “lovely” and cherishing family bonds.


Carole Middleton, mother of Catherine, is a big fan of her son-in-law, Prince William. 

In honour of Party Pieces‘ 30th anniversary back in 2018, Carole Middleton, the devoted matriarch of the Middleton family, appeared in The Telegraph in 2018-19. Given that Carole has stayed extremely private about her daughter’s royal status, her choice to participate in her first-ever interview provides a welcome window into her royal family.

Carole emphasised the crucial role that family plays in her life as she thought back on her experience with Party Pieces. Carole said that her grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis always come first. This statement struck a strong chord with her philosophy of placing a high value on family ties.

Also read: Prince William made a small request from Carole Middleton before King Charles’ coronation.



Carole comes across as warm-hearted while discussing her connection with her two sons-in-law, Prince William and James Matthews, in the interview. She calls them “lovely,” reflecting her sincere fondness for the two of them. Regarding the future partner of her youngest son James Middleton, her wish for an equally great daughter-in-law captures the warm and inviting nature of the Middleton household.

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It should come as no surprise that Carole has a particularly tight relationship with William and James given her reputation for having close ties with her children. Carole and her husband Michael are well-integrated into the royal family; they are often spotted at celebrations and important occasions like the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and the christening of grandson Prince Louis.



In addition to her charming depiction of family relationships, Carole explores her parenting philosophy, stressing the value of establishing virtues like manners at an early age. Her advice on raising polite, respectful people strikes a deep chord with me. It gives an idea of the kind of guidance she gives her kids and grandkids, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who treasure special times spent at their grandmother’s house—which has a Christmas tree, of course.

Carole reflects on the happy times of the previous year and shares her happiness at the birth of her grandsons, Prince Louis and Arthur Matthews, who are Pippa and James Matthews’ first child. Her palpable excitement at the prospect of spending Christmas with her extended family underscores the significance of these cherished gatherings and the enduring bonds that unite them.

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Carole emphasises how family ties are resilient and how her children’s closeness has endured over time, despite her early concerns about her children marrying into royalty and the possible gap it would create. Her words reflect a feeling of cosiness and acceptance that perfectly captures the spirit of love and harmony among the family.

Moreover, the matriarch of Middleton revealed that her “biggest fear” when her children moved away and married into royalty was that she would “lose my family, but we’ve stayed close,” which is touching to hear. Every mother wishes she could have a son-in-law like Prince William.

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Prince William’s historic decision: What it could mean for the monarchy

Prince William's historic decision: What it could mean for the monarchy

Prince William – who’s been trained to ensure the survival of the royal family – will lead a “changed” monarchy.


King Charles worried about Prince William and the future of the royal family.

The Prince of Wales, who’s one step closer to the throne, could break royal tradition with a key decision about his and Kate Middleton’s eldest son Prince George. Recently, royal biographer Angela Levin shared insights on a potentially historic decision by Prince William regarding his son, Prince George, which could significantly impact the royal family’s traditional roles.

A Break from Tradition? Historically, British monarchs have served in the armed forces, with the current king, Charles III, having spent time in both the Royal Navy and Air Force. This tradition has been seen as a rite of passage and a way to prepare future monarchs for their roles as heads of the armed forces. However, according to Levin, William might break from this tradition when it comes to Prince George.

Also read: Exclusive insider’s perspective: Prince William’s thoughts on King Charles’ abdication revealed.



In an interview with GB News host Eamonn Holmes, Levin revealed that William doesn’t necessarily want his son, Prince George, to serve in the armed forces. “He doesn’t feel it’s necessary,” Levin explained. This potential decision marks a significant shift in royal expectations and could redefine the monarchy’s relationship with the military.

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A Modern Monarchy – Levin also suggested that William’s reign could bring other substantial changes. Unlike his father, who has a deep passion for religion and attends services regularly, William is less religious. “He does go once or twice a year. But he doesn’t have the same passion that Charles does,” Levin noted. This difference in religious fervour might influence how William approaches his duties as the Supreme Governor of the Church of England.



The Weight of the Crown – As Prince William prepares for his future role, King Charles III reportedly has concerns about his son’s readiness. An insider told Touch Weekly that Charles, battling cancer, often worries about whether William is prepared to take his place as king. This adds another layer of complexity to William’s anticipated reign, as he must balance his father’s expectations with his vision for a modern monarchy. Despite these concerns, William has demonstrated a strong commitment to his royal duties.

Implications for Prince George – If William decides that Prince George will not serve in the armed forces, it could have far-reaching implications for the young prince’s future. However, this decision could also reflect a more modern understanding of leadership. Prince William might believe that there are other ways for George to develop the qualities needed to be a successful monarch. By focusing on education, public service, and other preparation forms, William could ensure that George is well-equipped to lead without adhering to outdated traditions.

Also read: Prince William and Prince George’s childhood in comparison.



As the world watches the Prince of Wales’ journey to the throne, it is clear that his decisions will shape the future of the British monarchy. Whether it’s redefining military expectations for future monarchs or approaching his role with a modern perspective, William’s leadership will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact.

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What Prince William really cooks for Kate on date nights?

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The Prince of Wales, William, recently shared insights into his cooking preferences and abilities.


Prince William has admitted that his cooking skills leave much to be desired.

The Prince admitted he is not the most talented chef but there are two dishes that he likes to prepare at home – a roast chicken dinner and steak. Prince William opened up about his culinary skills during a visit to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors for the launch of a new campaign with homelessness charity, LandAid.

Also read: Royal News: Kate reveals Prince William can speak these 5 languages fluently.


The dad-of-two was judging a cooking challenge when he was asked by host Angellica Bell about his culinary skills. And while he may not be the best chef, we’re sure he occasionally treats Kate to his signature dish – steak. “I get really worried about cooking it – I hate over-cooking steak,” he said. “I like it medium-rare, so quite alive.”

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As for whether he enjoys cooking? “I do like cooking, but I’m not very good. And someone told me this was a bake-off, not a mackerel-off,” he joked. “I was expecting to get some chocolate cake.” It has previously been revealed that William has quite a sweet tooth, and is a big fan of chocolate biscuit cake – so much so that he requested it for his groom’s cake at the royal wedding in 2011.

Former royal chef Darren McGrady told THE ROYAL UK that the Queen is also such a fan that its leftovers have been packaged up and sent to Windsor Castle so she can enjoy them over a weekend. “The chocolate biscuit cake is the only cake that goes up to the royal table every day until it has all gone – sometimes this means it following her to Windsor Castle for the weekend,” Darren told THE ROYAL UK.

“I remember as a young chef travelling from Paddington to Windsor one Friday morning with a half-eaten chocolate biscuit cake packed neatly and tightly in a biscuit tin, and wrapped in Clingfilm, perched on my knee with the fear of God in me that I would lose or drop the thing! It was her favourite. And when Prince William first tried it, he loved it and then requested it as his groom’s cake [at the Royal wedding in 2011].”

Also read: The parenting trick from Kate and William you need to know.



These glimpses into Prince William’s home life offer a relatable and endearing perspective on the future king. Despite the grandeur of their royal status, at the heart of it, they cherish the same simple pleasures and familial connections that many of us do.

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Kate reveals how her mum, Carole, is a tower of strength whenever Prince William is away

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Kate Middleton finds solace in the unwavering support of her mother, Carole Middleton whenever Prince William is away.


Carole Middleton has been a pillar of strength to Prince William and Kate.



Carole Middleton has been a rock for her family following her daughter’s cancer diagnosis, and has been praised for playing a vital role behind what has been one of the Royal family’s most turbulent periods in recent times Carole Middleton, mum to Kate and mother-in-law to Prince William, has been a pillar of strength for her family following Kate’s cancer diagnosis. On 22 March, Princess Kate courageously shared her cancer news with the world. Now, she is focusing on getting better while taking a break from public duties.

Carole has been there to provide the young family with the “three Rs” She’s come to the rescue, provided reassurance, and has been a rock to Catherine and William as they come to terms with the news. The source added: “Carole has been the driving force keeping the family together with minimum fuss and maximum modesty. She’s ferried and fetched George, Louis and Charlotte, taken them to school sports matches and given them endless support. She’s been a real Mary Poppins-like figure.”

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Mother and daughter have always had a good relationship, without any of those flare-ups that are typical in the teenage years, say those who know the Middletons. Their closeness only increased the day Kate came home and announced she was dating a Prince. “You can get quite consumed by a relationship when you are younger,” said the Duchess in her engagement interview. When the relationship threatened to overwhelm her it was to Carole she turned for support since she was unable to confide in her friends like most girls.

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Kate has often spoken fondly of her close relationship with her mother, highlighting Carole’s role as a pillar of support in her life. Whether it’s managing the demands of royal engagements or navigating the challenges of family life, Kate knows she can always count on her mum to be there for her.



Beyond offering emotional support, Carole also plays an active role in the lives of her grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. With Prince William away, Carole steps in to help with childcare duties, providing a nurturing and loving environment for the young royals.

In addition to her role as a mother and grandmother, Carole has also become a trusted confidante for Kate. The two share a close bond, and Kate often turns to her mother for advice and wisdom, especially during times of uncertainty or difficulty.

Also read: Royal fans are curious about the title Carole Middleton will get when William becomes King.



Her husband knows how much she values her family and he is fond of them too. “William appreciates his in-laws’ home and lifestyle,” says royal author Penny Junor. “It’s so different from the way he was brought up and loves the fact that there aren’t loads of footmen and butlers everywhere. It’s a normal house, where everyone sits down to lunch together. And it’s a happy home.

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What was Catherine’s net worth before she married Prince William and what is it now?

What was Kate Middleton's net worth before she married William and what is it now?

Kate Middleton’s Net Worth Was Enormous Before Joining the Royal Family—and Now It’s Even Bigger.


So, What Is Kate Middleton’s Total Net Worth?

Princess of Wales and next in line to be Queen, Kate married into a generationally wealthy family whose working members get official expenses covered by proceeds from their vast land holdings, and she and her husband have only gotten wealthier during their marriage.

It’s not possible to determine the exact net worth of a royal, but CelebrityNetWorth pegs Kate’s current net worth at an estimated $10 million. Her husband’s net worth, calculated by the same source, is $100 million—an estimate that doesn’t appear to include a private estate reportedly worth more than $1 billion.

Although the princess was technically a commoner prior to marrying Prince William, she comes from a wealthy family. The Middletons own a popular party supply business called Party Pieces, and their shared net worth is about $50 million. 

Also read: Royal fans are curious about the title Carole Middleton will get when William becomes King.


Regardless, on top of being the inspiration behind Party Pieces (Carole says she got the idea while planning Kate’s fifth birthday party), Kate worked for the brand before joining the royals. Speaking to SheerLuxe, Carole explained that “Pippa wrote our ‘Party Times’ blog, James did the cakes when he first left school, and Catherine developed our first birthday and baby category.” In other words, it seems likely that Kate has a stake in the family biz—for better or for worse.

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Kate’s net worth (not counting everything Wills brings to the table) is $10 million per Celebrity Net Worth—which is a lot less than her sister Pippa Middleton has in the bank (she has a net worth of $50 million, in part because of her husband’s majorly wealthy family) but a lot more than some other royals like Princess Eugenie (who has a net worth of $4.6 million).


But now that her father-in-law, King Charles, has taken over as Britain’s newest monarch, we want to know: Did this change her financial status?

When King Charles III ascended the British throne, Princess Catherine and her husband became the Prince and Princess of Wales. Fortunately for them both, that meant a change for their bank accounts as well. One big financial perk was that they inherited the $1.2 billion Duchy of Cornwall estate, as well as a special Welsh home from King Charles.

Also read: Ever wondered what happens to Kate Middleton’s old clothes?



Queen Elizabeth left the vast majority of her priceless jewellery collection for Princess Catherine, and it’s reportedly worth billions of pounds. However, royal expert Katie Nicholl explained that there’s a “pecking order.” She told Marie Claire, “There is a hierarchy in all of this. The Queen Consort, really, gets the first choice of the Queen’s jewellery. And after that is Princess of Wales, of course, Kate.”

The late monarch’s iconic jewellery collection includes tiaras, crowns, necklaces, brooches, earrings and more. All we can say is, wow.

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