Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Catherine Middleton has changed the idea that members of the British royal family are aloof and unapproachable.
Her public appearances demonstrate a genuine desire to care about royal life. It is not difficult to imagine that if you have time in your busy schedule, it would not be difficult to sit down and have a cup of tea and chat with her, or exchange stories and tips about raising children with her.
What kind of person is Princess Kate ?
First of all,
She comes from a different class than the royal family
Catherine Middleton was born on January 9, 1982. Her father is a plane dispatcher and her mother is a flight attendant. When she was five, her parents started Party Pieces, a mail-order party supplies company. Unlike previous generations of royal spouses, Kate is considered a commoner. Her father was descended from lawyers and gentlemen, and her mother's ancestors were laborers.
Dating back to the 16th century, it was discovered that she was related to the Prince of Wales .
She became Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge on April 29, 2011.
In school, she was an outstanding student athlete
Kate is a very healthy girl. She broke records in the high jump at St. Andrew's School, Pangbourne, between 1986 and 1995. In her early years, she enrolled as a full-time student, but in later years, she was no longer full-time.
She also played basketball and hockey at Marlborough Academy in Wiltshire, where she began attending college at the age of 13. It's really early at this time.
She gained an Art degree with honors
After a year's break, Kate entered St Andrews University in 2005 to study Art History. Here she met The Duke of CambridgePrince William. They lived in the same dormitory, St. Saviour's Hall, and for several periods they were in the same classes. Slowly, they began to get to know each other, and had meals and classes together.
Today she continues to express an interest in art, particularly photography, and is a patron of the National Portrait Gallery and The Art Room, a charity that teaches children life skills through art.
At first, she was not interested in the future king.
According to reports, when she appeared at a party at a university fashion show, the beautiful, elegant and generous Kate caught the prince's attention, but she was not interested. When we first met, Kate was dating someone else. Unlike girls all over the world, she wasn't dreaming of attracting the prince's attention. In fact, she admitted in an interview that she had a picture of Levi's on her dorm room wall, not the prince's.
Kate worked in retail
After graduating, Kate worked as a part-time accessories buyer at Jigsaw, where she worked for about a year. She also worked for the family business Party Pieces.
reportedly planned to do a portrait shoot when she left the company. Later, she also planned to open a new bakery business with her brother.
She is a talented photographer
In 2007, Kate was taking photography seriously and even planned to show her work in a London gallery. Later, her relationship with William changed those plans, but not her passion. Today, the Duchess of Cambridge's photography focuses on her children. Their official portraits are her work.
Kate continues her passion for photography
Last year, she became the first Royal Patron of the Victoria and Albert Museum. She recently took over the Royal Photographic Society's patronage from the Queen and has also become a Patron of the Royal Photographic Society.
Her work with Action for Children, which supports disadvantaged young people, includes hands-on photography sessions for children, focusing not only on learning new skills but also on how to use art as a form of expression.
Everyone wants to know whose brand she is wearing
Like many women who step into the limelight, people wonder: "What is Kate wearing?" Her clothing styles have been the subject of many articles and conversations. Topics and talking points.
The 'Kate Effect' affects the economy
Not only does everyone want to know what Kate is wearing, they want to wear it too. Whatever she wore created a desire for women around the world to buy the same style, demand increased and soon those styles sold out. In fact, apparel companies have learned this and are stocking up on products in advance to meet demand.
Kate's involvement has made a huge difference in the effects of charity
The Kate Effect has also extended to fundraising events. The charitable foundation established by her husband and brother-in-law has seen donations grow nearly tenfold since she joined.
She is an avid gardener
For the past two years Kate has designed a garden at the Chelsea Flower Show and this year at the Royal Horticultural Society Wisley ) designed a new "back to nature" garden. She has always been a proponent of getting children outdoors and often talks about the health benefits of spending time in nature.
She's a hands-on parent
It's important to Kate to stay looking her best. Not only is she talking about the importance of outdoor education, she's doing it herself. She takes the children outside to play as much as possible. Just like any other family, Kate, William and their children would play football together, eat snacks by the car and sit in the grass to eat.
Although like many mothers, her children are the top priority in her life, she tries her best to work hard in other areas and sets an example for her children to see the larger society through their mother. .
Huff The Post asked her for a day as editor
aims to raise awareness of children's mental health issues, as part of its "Youth Mind Issues" section. When Kate became editor of the Huffington Post UK bureau in early 2016, In a blog post for the site, she wrote about what she had learned about children and childhood mental health, which became a hit on Twitter, making #YoungMindsMatter a trending hashtag.
Mental health is important to her
Mental health is an important topic for the Duchess and Duchess. The two join Prince Harry in their campaign to raise awareness of mental health issues.
In a video posted by the royal family on Twitter, the prince revealed that Catherine was behind the scheme. Kate also became a patron of various mental health charities.
She must submit to the Queen and whoever in the royal family she needs to obey
Even though Kate will almost certainly become Queen one day, and her daughter Charlotte is fourth in line, she has an obligation to the 'Princess' unless accompanied by Prince William "salute. If Kate and Duchess of Cornwall Camilla are not present at the same time as her husband, they need to salute Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall (pictured on the right). If William is present but Charles is not, Camilla must salute Kate.
Kate is a big fan of bacon as a pizza topping
During a visit to the Islington Community Garden the conversation turned to making pizza together. The Duchess spent some time chatting to the children about what kind of toppings they would like. When asked about pizza topping preference, she said she prefers bacon to pepperoni because bacon is less spicy.
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