A Fan Told Kate Middleton That She'd Be a 'Brilliant Princess of Wales' - Here's How She Responded

Prince William and Kate Middleton were criticised by taxpayers for having "three furnished homes" as a royal insider revealed their permanent move to Windsor.It has been reported that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will move into Adelaide Cottage, at Windsor Castle, this summer after William celebrates his 40th birthday.According to Royally Obsessed podcasters Rachel Bowie and Roberta Fiorito, taxpayers are "miffed" when they learned the Cambridges have already owned two furnished homes — Kensington Palace in London and Anmer Hall in Norfolk.Rachel said: "At Kensington Palace, being a city location, they are limited in terms of the ground."That means that George, Charlotte and Louis will have easy access to their great-grandmother and I feel like any access to the outdoors will be so great for kids, it will be in abundance at Windsor."Co-host, Roberta, chimed in and added: "But to have three furnished homes...I think the taxpayers are a little miffed about this."But Rachel sees it differently as she considers that Prince William will be the future king."Think about all the properties the Queen has," she added.They also commented that the move "is expected to significantly change the dynamic at Windsor" where, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York has the most contact with the Queen.Meanwhile, royal writer Daniela Elser claimed the royal couple's relocation plan "essentially means they have wasted millions and millions of Sovereign Grant money" of modernising Kensington Palace.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The reported £4million spent on the Cambridge's home of Apartment 1A was funded by 25% of revenue from the Crown estates

Kate Middleton was over the moon when she realised she'd backed a winning horse at Royal Ascot on Friday 17 June.The Duchess of Cambridge, who was attending the annual horse racing event with her husband Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, couldn't believe her luck when she discovered the news. In sweet pictures of the Royals enjoying their sunny day out, Kate, 40, could be seen laughing and giggling as her jaw dropped in shock.

Prince William and Kate Middleton led the arrivals at Royal Ascot this afternoon, with the duchess looking the spitting image of Princess Diana.

Prince William and Kate Middleton had a surprise for royal fans on Friday.

Pretty Woman moment, even , Duchess of Cambridge.By “Pretty Woman moment,” I mean when someone wears a polka dot dress and a matching hat to an equestrian event, and Kate Middleton pulled it off in a classic Kate Middleton way.The Duchess wore an Alessandra Rich polka dot dress for her appearance on day four of Royal Ascot, the famous horse race, on Friday, June 17. Middleton's high-neck dress has long sleeves with subtle puffy detailing at the shoulder.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are making their Royal Ascot 2022 debut.

As his mother’s coffin lay on a gun carriage, draped in the Royal Standard and white lilies, a teenage Prince William bowed his head in deep mourning. But while he could easily have broken down during the funeral for the late Princess Diana of Wales, the 15-year-old held back the tears, giving younger brother Harry extra strength to cope with such a heartbreaking ordeal.

Everyone knows the Duchess and Duke of Cambridge have a strong relationship. But just like any other couple who have been married for a long time, they have their disagreements. And royal expert Jennie Bond, have given us an insight into how Kate, 40, and William, 39, deal with their heated discussions at home.

Kate Middleton and Prince William led the royal family at Royal Ascot today. Kate looked incredible for her first day at Royal Ascot this year as she donned a black and white polka dot dress with a high neck and long sleeves.

William Earl Organizers of KCON have unveiled the initial talent lineup for the 10th anniversary edition of the celebration of K-pop and other aspects of South Korean pop culture.The three-day event, presented by Korean entertainment conglomerate CJ ENM, in Los Angeles will feature performances and fan showcase events around K-pop acts Cravity, Enhyphen, Itzy, Nmixx, Stayc, the Boyz and WJSN.The gathering is set for Aug. 19-21 at Crypto.com Arena and the Los Angeles Convention Center.

Meghan Markle. Prince William and Kate Middleton are rumoured to move into the quaint property, once they leave their London home behind.

Queen of the pitch! Prince William gushed over daughter Princess Charlotte‘s soccer skills — at her request.

Kate Middleton is continuing to do all she can to champion early childhood development.

Kate Middleton hosted a roundtable with government ministers over the importance of early childhood development and its links to mental health this morning. Alongside The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, Kate met Health Secretary Sajid Javid, families minister Will Quince, representatives from the early years sector and officials from the Department for Education and the Department of Health and Social Care.

Kate Middleton and Prince William's royal plan "has clearly gone out the window" as they leave London for Windsor, a columnist claims. The Cambridge family appear set to up sticks and relocate from the extensively refurbished Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage on the Queen's Berkshire estate.

Kate Middleton once let a secret code name slip when she wasn't recognised in a shop, according to her friend.Like most royals, the Duchess of Cambridge is referred to by private and royal security staff under a pseudonym as a way of protecting her safety and identity.This practice is intended to prevent phone and radio hackers working out when they’ve found the right signal.But when Kate decided to drop in to buy a wetsuit at a water sports shop back in 2010, she inadvertently gave one of her monikers away after realising she had forgotten her purse.The store owner, Dave Buckland, somehow didn’t recognise the world-famous royal and asked her for her name so he could hold the item for her.She replied simply: “Mrs Cambridge”, which is understood to be one of her easier-to-guess aliases.A friend later told the Mail on Sunday: “He was looking straight at her and actually commented that it was quite an unusual surname.“He hadn’t a clue who she was. She just smiled and said she’d be back.

Princess Diana's fractured relationship with the Royal Family sent shockwaves around Britain and beyond in 1992.The late mother of Prince William and Prince Harry, laid bare her unhappiness to author Andrew Morton, who published her secrets in 'Diana, Her True Story'.Three decades on and almost 25 years since Diana's tragic Paris car crash death, we look at five of the most ground-breaking revelations from the book.Diana told Mr Morton of the hate mail she received, how she ran away from the palace, Camilla Parker Bowles' influence on her marriage to Prince Charles, her media hell and a royal 'striptease'.The former Princess of Wales was determined to do good in the world and that included supporting AIDS victims.For years AIDS carried with it stigma and prejudice, which Diana not only looked past but challenged in her actions which were not universally well received.Mr Morton wrote: "While her involvement with Aids counselling initially met with some hostility, which was regularly translated into anonymous hate mail, it was part of her desire to help the forgotten victims in society."It mattered not whether he was dying of Aids, cancer or some other disease; she had given her word to be with him at the end."Diana spoke about the times her husband Charles failed to put her needs first and was once so fed up she made a run for it.The late princess also told Mr Morton that she thought Charles was a "selfish father" to William and Harry. Mr Morton wrote: "When Prince Charles arrived home from a private visit to France she found his presence so oppressive that she literally ran out of Kensington Palace."She thought he was a bad father, a selfish father, the children had to tie in with what he's doing.

Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020, which Kate spearheaded in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery. The Duchess of Cambridge over the phone prior to their visit, where the 5-year-old revealed that her favorite color is pink.

Prince William.The Duke of Cambridge is in line for an ascension to the Prince of Wales role, currently held by his father, Prince Charles.With Prince Charles likely the next King of England, all eyes are on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the likely new titles the pair will receive.Comments made by Prince William and Kate Middleton on the future roles they will play in the family are extremely rare, but Middleton let slip a comment regarding the title.The Duchess of Cambridge was full of praise for husband William, with a video shared on Twitter showing the royal saying she was in "good hands" for their eventual succession as Prince and Princess of Wales.Her rare comment, recorded at a meet and greet with a crowd, showed Middleton was full of praise for her husband, William.Middleton can be heard making the comment of praise while shaking hands with one lady, who told her she would make a great Princess of Wales one day.The Duchess of Cambridge can be heard replying: "That's very kind of you. I'm in good hands," while gesturing to husband William.Although it is not a given that William will receive the title of Prince of Wales, it is likely given that Prince Charles will rescind the role once ascending to the throne of England.The title must be bestowed upon the heir by the monarch, leaving it up to Prince Charles as to who takes on the title of Prince of Wales.Experts have predicted that it is more than likely William lined up to receive the role, The Mirror reported.Should William receive the role of Prince of Wales, then Kate Middleton would become the Princess of Wales, with the last person to hold the title being Prince William's mother, Princess Diana.

Kate Middleton wears a chic white button up dress for the Grenfell Tower Memorial Service in London on Tuesday (June 14).

The Duchess of Cornwall was joined by her two children, Tom Parker-Bowles and Laura Lopes, at the Order Of The Garter Service on 13 June. Camilla, 74, was installed as an honorary Royal Lady of the Order of the Garter at the ceremony, which took place at St George's Chapel, as Tom, 47, and Laura, 44, were both there to support her. The day was very significant for Camilla as she also joined the Garter Day procession for the very first time, and it marked a very rare appearance from Tom and Laura, who tend to stay out of the spotlight despite their mum's royal status.