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View gallery She has almost died from a brain tumour, was pregnant with twins and was forced to leave her home. And that’s before you even get to the dozens of bitter fights with the in-laws – including granny. Life for the The ever-more bizarre, ludicrous headlines and speculation about Kate are proof of America’s insatiable curiosity over their favourite royal. It doesn’t matter what they say, as long as it’s about Kate. Headlines such as “Tormented By The Queen: Kate Leaves Palace For Good”, “William Gives Up Throne... To Save Pregnant Kate” and “Kate Pregnant With Twins” have all seen sales rocket. Before Prince George’s birth in July last year, one read “Pregnant Kate: Brain Tumor Drama” as the story asked: “Will she live long enough to see her baby grow?" Countless publications have followed suit, with Life & Style once claiming: “The Queen Humiliates Kate.” The story added: “Consumed by jealously as Kate steals the spotlight, the queen gets revenge by forcing her to curtsy to William’s royal cousins.” You can see some other ridiculous front pages in the gallery at the top of this story. Though she has only been there once, America is Kate crazy and editors have filled thousands of column inches covering the visit by her and William ahead of their arrival in New York on Sunday night. For many fans, the focus will be on his wife as Kate Mania takes hold. Even for the magazines that shun the outrageous headlines, having her on the front page is a huge bonus. Especially...

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge rang in the New Year with a rare and intimate glimpse at their relationship, sharing a never-before-seen picture to mark the end of 2021. The image, shared to the couple’s official social media accounts, showed the pair cozied up in the back of a limousine, both laughing at the camera and holding hands. It appears to have been taken at the September premiere of the latest James Bond film, No Time to Die, with Kate dazzling in a The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the No Time To Die premiere in September. Picture: Samir Hussein/WireImage Due to the current surge in Covid-19 cases in the UK, the Cambridges and the rest of the royal family did not partake in their annual public walk at Sandringham with the Queen on Christmas Day. Instead, the couple and their three children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte, reportedly held an “extra special” affair with the rest of the Middleton relatives at their Norfolk home. The Duke of Cambridge reportedly gifted his wife a “beautiful bracelet”, a source told “From those who are alone or having to isolate away from loved ones, to the incredible people supporting our NHS and caring for those most in need – we are thinking of you. W & C,” they It comes after the Duchess of Cambridge made a For Those Who Can’t Be Here. The event was televised by ITV Kate’s flawless performance was perhaps all the more satisfying because her childhood piano teacher had previously said: “I don’t think she was ...

Kate Middleton is often believed to be one of the few middle-class people to ever join the Royal Family. Let us take a look and see if that really is the case. In 2007, as speculation mounted (prematurely, as it transpired), that Prince William would propose to his long-term girlfriend, Catherine Middleton, the press hummed with breathless excitement about the commoner who would be Queen. When news of the betrothal broke in 2010, British newspapers proclaimed that Middleton and Boleyn I was dubious about the comparison. Initially, on Anne’s behalf. If Boleyn’s father was head of a family with multiple homes dotted throughout England and he was heir-presumptive to his Irish grandfather, the Earl of Ormond – although a messy family lawsuit caused a fourteen-year delay between the old man’s death and Thomas donning his coronet. 3 Kate Middleton Anne Boleyn, peeping out from the pages of twentieth-century high society gossip magazines like Tatler, enthusing about the ‘radiant Miss Boleyn’ or, as she got older, ‘the Honourable Anne Boleyn, youngest daughter of Lord Rochford, looked lovely in a gown by…’ is a counter-factual flight of amusing and frivolous fantasy, but it does underscore the fact that by the standards of her day, Henry VIII’s second wife was about as middle class as half the characters in Downton Abbey. (Mid-century debutantes were always described as a variant of ‘radiant’, unless they got saddled with an adjective like ‘vivacious’, which was a polite way of sa...

From her dress to her tiara to her health became topic of discussions among the people interested in the lives of royals word wide. While a large number of people seemed to be in awe of the Princess of Wales’ beauty, there were some who thought she had a health condition that could become the cause of her untimely death. People were curious about her health due to some media reports about her surgery life long before her marriage to Prince William. A large number of people thought she had a brain tumor at some stage of her life which is incorrect. The princess actually had a minor surgery after Kate discovered a lump on the side of her head whilst she was at Marlborough school. The school told Kate’s mother who took her to the hospital where they removed the lump in her head during an emergency operation.

Kate Middleton has an incurable sickness, and her symptoms often show up when she’s attending a royal event. She just tries to remain calm and endure the discomfort until the event is over. According to The swaying of the carriage made her nauseous, but she needed to endure it. As per royal protocol, Kate had to go by the state carriage, so she had no choice but to ride the designated coach. Is this motion sickness related to the scar that the duchess has on her head? It was reported that she has had this long scar on her head that’s being concealed by her hairline. And as per At that time, John Scurr, a surgeon at the Lister Hospital in London, commented that Kate’s surgery is not likely due to a tumor and suggested that a birthmark was simply removed, and it was not a serious medical condition. However, in a more recent Royal biographer Katie Nicholl wrote in her book titled “Kate: The Future Queen” that when the duchess was just a student at Marlborough, a lump was discovered on her head and a doctor ordered for an emergency surgery for its immediate removal. It gave her parents a major scare, but Kate was said to be calm and didn’t think much of her health. Whether there’s a connection between Kate’s incurable motion sickness and her previous surgery is unclear.

WATCH: The Queen at Balmoral Castle And that’s not all she did. The Queen also sent the Royal nannies to Scott’s family home to take care of his two children, as well as a basket of strawberries and muffins to Scott’s wife’s nurses. Scott’s children were then invited to stay at the Queen’s castle in MORE: Scott’s wife Morven’s diagnosis even involved the Queen’s doctor, who was first to notice the issue after they took a blood test and saw the results. She was quickly sent to hospital, and when Scott asked the Royal Household’s officers who could look after his children, he was told: “Just go. I will talk to the Queen. That’s what we’re here for.” Speaking to BBC Scotland, Scott added: “It just so happened that the royal nannies were there. They all mucked in and helped out. The children stayed up at Balmoral Castle while I was away. “One morning when I went to the hospital, the Queen had arranged for strawberries and muffins to be made up in a basket for the nurses," he added. "She said, ‘Make sure they get that’.” As for Scott missing work, the Queen reportedly said, “Absolutely not, it’s family first, you have to look after your wife.”Scott’s wife Morven sadly passed away one year later. “People genuinely think what you will about the Royal Family or the Queen, but they pulled it out of the bag for me,” he concluded. For anyone whose friends or family have been diagnosed with cancer, the Queen's selfless response is something we could all learn from - putting others fir...