Kate Middleton and Prince William have shared great moments alongside the royal family since their marriage in 2011. The Princess of Wales is perfectly integrated into her husband’s family and seems very popular. But the opposite is just as true. Prince William has a very good relationship with Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton.
This Wednesday, June 19, the son of King Charles III was invited to the Royal Ascot, a hair race very popular with the British aristocracy and royalty. Prince William kindly invited his in-laws there.
Prince William and his beautiful family at Royal Ascot
Invited to Royal Ascot, Prince William did not hesitate to invite his beautiful family to join him at the event. Carole and Michael Middleton, Kate’s parents, are usually rare at these kinds of social events. But this June 19, they accepted with pleasure the invitation of their beloved son-in-law. The couple then perfectly respected the dress code and had a good time with the royal family. Kate’s parents notably spoke with Prince William’s cousins, Zara Tindall, Eugenie and Beatrice of York, and their spouses. The Middletons also warmly greeted Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh.
Very smiling and clearly at ease, Carole and Michael Middleton seem to have taken advantage of this precious moment with their son-in-law and the royal family. Their daughter Kate was absent. After a first appearance since the announcement of her cancer on June 15, the princess is focusing on her health.
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Carole and Michael Middleton, the parents of the Princess of Wales, attended Royal Ascot on June 19, 2024, alongside Prince William.
Prince William helps his mother-in-law
While his father and his wife are fighting cancer, Prince William was able to clear his mind during Royal Ascot, surrounded by several relatives. The future king, always very gallant, even saved Carole Middleton from a somewhat embarrassing situation. Kate’s mother stayed stuck in the grass because of her low-heeled pumps. William then went to hold out his hand to his mother-in-law to get her out of there.
Both of them have always been very relatives. Prince William got to know the Middleton family in the early 2000s, after meeting Kate at university. The son of Charles III, who lost his mother Lady Diana at just 15, is said to have considered Carole Middleton his “second mother” according to several sources. Their ties have been further strengthened since Kate Middleton’s illness. According to several sources, the mother of the Princess of Wales would have been very present for his son-in-law and grandchildren. Carole Middleton would help the family get through this difficult situation.
