Kate Middleton 'blossoming' in her role says Sacerdoti

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The Duchess of Cambridge has been praised recently for stepping up when it comes to delivering public duties, amid concerns for the Queen’s health. According to reports she is also moving into a “new chapter,” as her youngest child, Prince Louis, is attending nursery – giving the future Queen Consort more time to focus on her royal duties. 

Royal Insider reported on their latest YouTube channel that: “Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is starting a new chapter in her royal and personal life as she is approaching her milestone birthday on January 9 next year.

“A royal insider said that the royal is flourishing. People magazine reported that she has also fast-tracked her preparation for the role of future Queen Consort, alongside her husband Prince William. 

“With a slimmed down Royal Family, thanks to Prince Andrew quitting public duties due to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, and Prince Harry and Meghan stepping back as senior working royals, and Queen Elizabeth battling recent health set-backs, Prince William and Catherine are taking on more public work than ever. 

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In a recent cover story for People magazine, a source close to the family said “it demonstrates Catherine is ready to shift into a Queen supporting her husband when the time comes”.

The source said: “She is ready to step into those shoes with ease and is perfect for the job.”

The friends stated: “Catherine is more and more impressive as time goes on, she is a focused and professional woman.”`

Royal Insider went on to report that “The Duchess has started a new phase in her family life, her younger son, Prince Louis, who is three years old, is often in nursery and all three children are out of the toddler phase.”

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“However, she continues to be actively involved in their lives despite the helpful hand from their nanny.”

Kate, accompanied by her husband and other members of the Royal Family, flocked to Westminster Abbey for a Christmas carol concert.

Hosted by the Duchess of Cambridge and supported by The Royal Foundation, the Royal Carols: Together At Christmas community carol service pays tribute to the incredible work of people across the UK who have supported their community throughout the pandemic.

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The televised event featured beautiful carols sung by the Westminster Abbey choir, alongside musical performances from Ellie Goulding, Tom Walker and Leona Lewis.

Prince William will also delivered a reading from Luke 2:1-7 during the service.

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