Royal stargazer Debbie Frank revealed how next year Kate will finish her transition to offer a “steady hand”. Writing in The Sun, she said: “By the spring of 2020, Kate will have completed her own reinvention.” Ms Frank claimed that Kate is “not immune to the winds of change” along with other members of the Royal Family.

The changes, as suggested by Ms Frank, come from Kate’s own initiatives.

She said: “Much of this is brought about through her own innovative ideas.”

Ms Frank said on example was when Kate appeared on Mary Berry’s christmas special ‘A Berry Royal Christmas’.

The astrologer added how despite it being a “novelty” the programme was “steeped in traditional family values”.

She added it “proved to be a winning formula for the Cambridges”.

Ms Frank went on to claim that “Kate has experienced a couple of challenging years”.

Despite this, she believes the Duchess “is emerging as a firm favourite”.

The astrologer added Kate is more “confident and poised”.

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This will allow Kate to be “able to offer a steady hand on the royal reins”.

A day after the Duchess’ 38th birthday on January 9, there will be a lunar eclipse.

Ms Frank suggested this is a sign of closure and an emotional turning point.

She added: “This defines the future differently from the past.”

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The Duchess has had many highlights this year which could indicate Ms Franks prediction for Kate’s 2020.

Earlier this year Kate joined William on a royal tour to Pakistan.

The visit marked the first visit to the country in 13 years.

During the visit, they met with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and President Arif Alvi.

Kate’s was also involved in a number of projects focusing on her Early Years initiative.

This included a Back to Nature garden which she co-designed for the Chelsea Flower Show, to emphasise the importance of the outdoors on young children’s development.

The Duchess and William also celebrated a number of milestones with their children, including Prince Louis’ first Birthday.

As well as this the couple saw Princess Charlotte off on her first day at school.

Kate also celebrated Prince George’s first official duties as he joined his father, Prince Charles and the Queen in making Christmas puddings.

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