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British royal family news reveals that the latest book on the royal family, ‘Yes Ma’am: The Secret Life of Royal Servants’ will be released on Feb. 25 in the United States and Feb. 18 in the U.K.

On Feb. 6, The Times published an excerpt from the book, described as a “tell-all” and written by royal expert Tom Quinn. Here’s a sneak peak from the scintillating time.

Prince William’s Childhood

Quinn interviewed many current and former palace staffers for the book, which gives “a glimpse into the hidden lives of the royal family, along with the complexities of being royal in a modern world.” In ‘Yes Ma’am: The Secret Life of Royal Servants’ Quinn tells a particularly poignant tale about young Prince William.

The story was retold by a maid at Kensington Palace who witnessed many interactions between Prince William and Kate Middleton.

In one particular instance, “Kate...

Kate Middleton’s upbringing helped her make the Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood a success. The importance of childhood in someone’s physical and mental development is well-documented. However, the message doesn’t always reach people, and the Princess of Wales has set out to change that.

Kate Created The Royal Foundation Center For Early Childhood In 2021

Kate has made her early years the focus of much of her work. She created the Royal Foundation Center for Early Childhood in 2021.

Her aim is to raise awareness of the significance of these years and conduct research to boost knowledge and improve outcomes.

Kate took on the project when Louis was very little, and she has experience raising three children, which helps her understand how challenging parenthood can be.

Princess Catherine has admitted that her childhood was “very happy.” In an interview in 2020, she acknowledged,

“I’m very lucky. I’ve come from a strong family.

Kate Middleton’s Mom, Carole Middleton, turns 70 today, January 31, and she’s one of the world’s most famous and beloved mothers. Just as Kate Middleton is valuable to the monarchy, Carole has been an anchor for her daughter throughout her cancer ordeal.

Carole Has Been An Anchor For Kate, William, And Their Children

Always there to lend an ear, help with the kids, and give support, Carole is one proud mama. Rumors of Carole coercing her daughter into Prince William’s orbit have been greatly exaggerated.

In the final chapter of Netflix’s “The Crown,” Carole is portrayed as an unapologetic social climber who encourages young Kate to catch the eye of the future King.

Allegedly, she convinced Kate to take a “gap year” so that her time at St. Andrews University would coincide with Prince William’s.

According to royal author Tina Brown, in her 2022 book, “The Palace Papers” and The Crown,...

British royal family news divulges that today, Nov. 16, 2010, marks the 14th anniversary of Prince William and Princess Catherine’s engagement announcement and interview. They married on April 29, 2011 at Westminster Abbey and are raising three beautiful children together.

During the interview Kate wore the gorgeous sapphire and diamond engagement ring that King Charles gave to William’s mother, the late Diana.

The world was instantly enchanted with the future queen and king and here are some of their most memorable statements from their engagement interview.

Royal Family News – Kate’s Fairytale

William told the interviewer: “We had a little private time away together with some friends, and I just decided that it was the right time, really. We had been talking about marriage for a while so it wasn’t a massively big surprise. I took her up somewhere nice in Kenya and I proposed.”

He added that Africa “was beautiful at the time.

Night Terrors Film Festival's fourth season is upon us, and we proudly present the official selection of short films for 2019: Alisa (Johannes Lilja) Beta (Kai Erfurt) Chimes (Jannine Benkhardt) Dead Celebrities (Michael Fausti) The Ballad of a Haunted Man (Emma Pitt) The Whistler (Jennifer Nicole Stang) Post Mortem Mary (Joshua Long) Terrordactyl (E.K. Scarfone) Delicacy (Michael Middleton-Downer) A Doll Distorted (Niall Shukla) The Blizzard (Alvaro Rodriguez Areny) Little Shoes (Ray Kermani) Off Duty (Becki Pantling) Those who can die (Charlotte Cayeux) Full-Time Lady (Petri Bergman) Night Terrors Film Festival will be held as always at Slagtehal 3 in Aarhus, Denmark on Thursday, February 7. Then, on the following day, Friday February 8, the same films can be enjoyed at Husets Biograf in Copenhagen, Denmark....

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