Not everyone can get along with their mother-in-law. Fortunately,
Prince William is one of those lucky ones. Since sharing his life with Kate Middletonthe Prince of Wales gets along wonderfully with Carole Middleton.
A relationship so strong that he considers her his “second mother”. For him, she is the “mother figure he misses”, says an NHS psychiatrist.
Prince William, very close with his mother-in-law
Their complicity has been noticed on several occasions, notably during the Royal Ascot which took place last week. Prince William came to the aid of his mother-in-law who had her heel stuck in the grass. A gesture that touched many women, including Rebecca English, editor-in-chief of Daily Mail. The latter described Prince William as “true gentleman”.
The journalist Max Pemberton wrote in her columns that Kate Middleton’s mother gave her a “preview” of the “normal life he never had” since the death of his mother,
Princess Diana. “We all know how tricky life with in-laws can be. And yet sometimes they provide a different kind of family to ours, which is welcome.” he declared in the columns of DailyMail.
“A second mother”
“It is said that William considers Carole a second mother. Of course, he lost his at a young age, so Carole can represent this maternal figure that he missed“he adds.
He pursues : “The Middletons also give him a glimpse of the kind of normal life he never had. The embrace of a new family, with its different perspectives and traditions, can be very healthy and help us thrive.” It was on June 19 that the parents of the Princess of WalesCarole and Michael Middletonmade their first public appearance since the announcement of their daughter’s cancer.
