KEven Middleton started receiving public messages early on on the royal family’s official social media pages.
On the Instagram page dedicated to her father, Prince Charles, and Camilla, a post with three photos was released where you can read: “Happy 40th birthday to the Duchess of Cambridge.”
A message that caught the attention of followers who also wanted to wish Kate Middleton a happy birthday in the comment box.
The same thing happened on Queen Elizabeth II’s page.
On this special day, Kensington Palace has decided to release three new selfies of Prince William’s wife.
The photos — taken in November at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew by photographer Paolo Roversi — are fitting for a future queen, as reported by People.
The photos will go into the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery, an art gallery located in London.
According to People, portraits of the new duchess will be on display throughout 2022 at three locations of particular interest to the Duchess: Berkshire, St.
Remember that Kate Middleton grew up in Buckleybury, Berkshire, where she always returns to spend time with her parents, Carol and Michael Middleton. St Andrews is an important location for the Duchess and Prince William, as they first met at the University of St Andrews in 2002. Finally, Anglesey is where the couple lived after their wedding in 2011.
We should also remember that Kate Middleton is the mother of three children, Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three.
Read also: Kate Middleton’s birthday: the life and history of the Duchess of Cambridge
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