News about Carole Middleton

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: As the Duke of Sussex prepares to return to Britain to attend the tenth anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games he founded, one of his closest allies is doing his bit to help mend fences with the Princes and Princess of Wales. Television presenter JJ Chalmers , who is a trustee of the Invictus Games Foundation, which organises the sporting event for injured and sick service personnel, has spoken publicly about how he identifies with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis following Catherine's cancer diagnosis. 'I was a similar age to George when my mum was diagnosed with cancer for the first time, so I know how it feels as a kid,' Chalmers tells me.

FROM the moment that Prince William began dating Kate Middleton two decades ago, he made it clear that his relationship with his in-laws was non-negotiable. Since then, the close-knit Middleton family has been integrated into the fold of the Royal family and invited to key events such as Royal Ascot , the late Queen's Diamond and Platinum Jubilees and the King's Coronation. Now Kate's mother Carole has become 'the driving force' as the family helps care for the Prince and Princess of Wales in the wake of Catherine's cancer diagnosis -  stepping into the breach to help look after George, ten, Charlotte, eight, and Louis, six.

The royals have paid tribute to victims of the horrific knife attack in Sydney today (pictured, left) with King Charles III and Queen Camilla saying they are 'shocked and horrified' by the incident, while Kate and William (right) sent thoughts to the families of those involved. In a statement this afternoon, the King said: 'My wife and I were utterly shocked and horrified to hear of the tragic stabbing incident in Bondi. 'Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of those who have been so brutally killed during such a senseless attack.'

It's no wonder that the Prince of Wales and 'second mum' Carole Middleton (pictured left with William and Kate, and right with Kate), 69, have over the years formed a bond. Experts say he can 'confide' in his mother-in-law. Carole has also been on hand as a supportive, and very involved grandmother to William and Kate's children.

Prince William has allegedly been spotted on a 'low key' pub outing in Norfolk with his mother-in-law, as his wife apparently stayed at home. The Prince of Wales was seen over the weekend stopping off at an unnamed bar with Carole Middleton, who is said to have been staying with the couple over Easter. 'A patron tells me: "It was all very low-key, with no great fanfare. He just walked in and through the pub. He appeared to be with Carole Middleton,"' The Daily Mail's Richard Eden wrote in today's newspaper.

While many men prefer a night out with their mates at the weekend, Prince William was spotted at a Norfolk pub on Saturday - with his mother-in-law. It's a reflection of their closeness that William is more likely to be seen with Carole Middleton these days than he is with old pals such as Guy Pelly or the Van Cutsem brothers. The Prince of Wales always seems happy to have Carole staying with his family and I hear she has been doing just that during the Easter school holidays.

When it comes to favourite outfits, why not get a little extra wear down the generations? This holds true for royal mother-daughter pairings as well as others, including late Queen Anne and Princess Anne, Queen Mary of Denmark, and Princess Letizia of Spain and daughter Princess Leonor. These photos show that a number of royal women have had memorable twinning experiences in recent years.

EPRHAIM HARDCASTLE: Prince Andrew (right) has the opportunity to strut his stuff on the walk to Windsor's St George's Chapel due to the King's (left) decision to attend church on Easter morning. It's just a month since he elbowed his way to a front-row seat to King Constantine's memorial service. The departed royal is expected to attend communion with the King and others at a private service in the castle before walking to the chapel where the winking cameras are waiting.

The Prince of Wales, 41, and Kate Middleton, 42, have long been known for their contributions to their young families. Both parents are doting parents, and as the mother-of-three revealed that she is getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help her body, body, and spirits, the future King is expected to be ever encouraging. In December, the young family was photographed in the main.

As the Princess of Wales, 42, she has been 'getting better every day by focusing on the things that will help her heal' - she is sure to have a large number of her friends and relatives at her side. Lady Laura Meade, Emilia Jardine-Paterson, and Sophie Snugg, from left to right. Inset, Kate, on a video, talking about her cancer diagnosis.

In an unprecedented video address, the Princess of Wales has confirmed she has been diagnosed with cancer. Kate gave an uplifting and hopeful speech to fellow cancer sufferers by saying, 'Please do not lose faith or hope.' You are not alone.' She thanked the community for her 'wonderful messages of support,' and said that having her husband William by her side was a 'extra source of strength and protection.'

Since an American broadcaster broadcast a series of troubling conspiracy theories regarding her operation and recovery, the Princess of Wales faced new suspicion today. Where Is Kate Middleton' documentary was on Fox last night, looking into her'sudden disappearance' following abdominal surgery in January. Piers Morgan and Princess Diana Burrell, the show's former butler, participated, although a US surgeon speculated on the operation that she may have undergone. Despite Kate's absence from public life as she recovers has sparked wild theories that are gaining traction despite being photographed four times in less than three weeks. A photograph of the princess sitting beside her husband in a car leaving Windsor on March 11 was published online on March 4, depicting her as a front seat passenger in a vehicle driven by her mother, Carole Middleton, and another snapshot of her smiling princess in a car leaving Windsor on March 11. The online hype has grown after irregularities were discovered in a forensic Mother's Day photograph of Kate and her children, which culminated in the Princess admitting to 'editing' the photo and apologizing for any 'confusion' caused.

The Prince of Wales is in Sheffield to further his aim to help end homelessness in the United Kingdom in the next five years as his wife recovers from abdominal surgery. When visiting the city, which is one of six locations for his Homewards project, which he began in 2023, William met families who had experienced homelessness. This afternoon, the heir to the throne will consult with community representatives and grassroots groups who are taking part in a workshop to help design a new housing project in South Yorkshire. For the first time since mid-January, millions of people in the United Kingdom and around the world were delighted to see the smiling and spritely Princess of Wales properly treated. It also smashed bizarre, baseless, and hurtful conspiracy theories being shared online, including that she is dead, has been replaced by a body double, and that Welsh marriage is in danger.

Kate Middleton will definitely return to public service at Easter, according to Gary Goldsmith. Kate has been out of the public eye for two months as she recovers from abdominal surgery. According to royal insiders, The Princess of Wales, 42, is recovering well and will be back by Easter.

The Princess of Wales' Mother's Day photo has suffered from an awkward photoshop failure. The photograph of Kate Middleton, 42, with her children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The sleeve of Princess Charlotte's armour didn't match up, but eagle-eyed followers noticed it. It comes after the royals' Christmas card failed after Prince Louis was left without a middle finger.

Since being admitted to The London Clinic on January 16, Princess Kate, 42, has been recovering from 'planned abdominal surgery'. The mother-of-three's absence from royal duties since the Sandringham Christmas Day church service has sparked a lot of rumors on social media, but royal supporters will be delighted by Kensington Palace's positive Mother's Day remark. Kate's surgery was successful, and on January 29, it was announced that she had been released and returned to Windsor. For the first time since the medical crisis, she was photographed last Monday for the first time after the US gossip website TMZ revealed photos of her chauffeuring around Windsor with her mother, Carole Middleton.

Gary Goldsmith was seen for the first time since being evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house on Friday. After being booted out of the house over Lauren Simon, the uncle of Princess Of Wales Kate Middleton stepped out in London. When his niece Kate recovers from abdominal surgery, Gary spilled royal secrets in the Big Brother house, which has 'infuriated' his family.

A royal expert has predicted that Buckingham Palace will breathe a sigh of relief after the Prince of Wales' uncle, Gary Goldsmith (left), was barred from the Celebrity Big Brother house last night. On Monday night, the outspoken brother of Kate's mother, Carole Middleton, joined the cast of the reality TV show but was evicted last night when the public voted to keep television presenter Lauren Simon instead. As Kate Middleton (right pictured, left) recovers from abdominal surgery, Mr Goldsmith, 58, shared royal insight when in the Big Brother house that was said to have 'infuriated' his family.

For a less than a week before being booted out last night after the Middleton family's 'black sheep's antics had viewers erupted, the Princess of Wales' uncle Gary Goldsmith (left) was a celebrity Big Brother housemate. On Monday night, the outspoken brother of Kate Middleton's mother joined the cast of the reality television show, but uncle Gary was the one evicted last night after the public voted to save Lauren Simon. Mr Goldsmith, 58, spilled royal secrets in the Big Brother house, angering his family, who are going through a difficult time as his niece Kate (right) recovers from abdominal surgery.

After admitting to assaulting his wife, the maternal uncle of the Princess of Wales became emotional. He said he did not have 'true peace.'

Prince Harry of Wales visited the Oval cricket ground today as he continues to perform engagements while his wife Kate recovers from abdominal surgery at home. Prince William was at the stadium in South London to celebrate an Earthshot Prize winner's new deal supplying recyclable packaging for use in sporting venues - and was given a hot dog in one of the boxes to see the product for himself. With the King stepping back from public appearances after being diagnosed with cancer, the heir to the throne has shouldered more of the burden of royal duties in recent weeks. He has been toggling with supporting Kate, who is unlikely to return until after Easter, and helping with their three children George, Charlotte, and Louis. In the midst of a sudden shortage of frontline family members, Queen Camilla has led the royals at other functions, with Princess Anne, Prince Edward, and Sophie all helping out. Edward and Sophie were seen doing their own royal duties when they met with the Leeds Rhinos Women rugby league team at Headingley Stadium earlier this year. William, the first human race to identify and scale up programs to restore the planet, joined Notpla's Pierre Paslier, co-founder and co-chief executive officer, to hear about his company's multi-million pound contract.

During Friday's episode of Celebrity Big Brother, Gary Goldsmith stuns his housemates by showing an emotional side, while calling himself a "national villain." After admitting to attacking his wife, the Princess of Wales' maternal uncle says he hasn't had 'true peace.' Gary is scheduled for the first Celebrity Big Brother eviction alongside Lauren Simon of The Real Housewives Of Cheshire on Friday night.

The 58-year-old said, 'I honestly think their titles should be stripped away' from them.

Fans of the Princess of Wales are being thrown out of tickets to see her return to royal duties at a Trooping of the Colour event, but only for the army to do a bungling u-turn and ban mention of her from the event page. Tickets were sold out on the army website ading Kate, 42, attending a 'practice' parade for the first time on June 8 in her role as an honorary colonel of the Irish Guards. Since being out of action since abdominal surgery in January, the Princess of Wales is not expected to return to public service until at least the other side of Easter. Kate's tweet seemed to indicate that she would be able to attend the event on June 8, but that broke with protocol because only the Palace can usually confirm a royal's presence.