Charlotte turns 9 years old. The Princess was born on May 2, 2015 at 8.34am, at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington. There is great anticipation, obviously, for the usual photo shared by Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, on the official social profiles, but the photo will not also be entrusted to photo agencies, according to what was revealed by Ingrid Seward. The Princess is also quite stressed about Harry’s visit to London in May: a difficult period for her.
Charlotte turns 9: Kate and William’s choice
After Prince Louis, it’s Charlotte’s turn: the little one of the house blows out 9 candles. William and Kate will do everything to allow their family to spend this special day without particular difficulties, as far as possible. Also because, at the moment, the situation is anything but rosy: Kate Middleton is far from the public scene, and she has undergone preventive chemotherapy after finding out he had cancer. King Charles also has cancer, but the Sovereign returned to public duties on 30 April, after an alleged worsening of his condition, which was immediately denied.
This is not the first birthday that the Princess of Wales has celebrated since her cancer diagnosis: on April 23, Prince Louis turned 6. There is, however, a big change: Kate and William have made a decision about the photos of their children shared on social media. As stated by Ingrid Seward, the Princess felt very hurt after being attacked for doctoring her Mother’s Day photo. “Together with William she decided to show photos of them children, but only on their terms. Now, when they publish pictures of their children, they will do so through the Kensington Palace offices, so they have control.”
Kate’s tradition for her children’s birthdays
Despite their riches, titles and the role they play within the Monarchy, Kate Middleton and Prince William want their children to grow up in normality. And that’s why there are so many sweet traditions for birthdays, special dates to say the least for George, Charlotte and Louis. The most important tradition for Kate? Bake a cake for them the night before their birthday. Obviously, they are covered with colored icing, to which is added the number of candles equal to their birthday.
Kate Middleton’s parenting approach is very different from the usual “Royal Moms”, and is much more reminiscent of that of Lady Diana. The Princess tries to have a much warmer contact with childrentries to always be present, and it is for them that he has only revealed the cancer diagnosis laterFor protect them and give them the way and time to understand and adapt to the situation, which is certainly not easy. What makes the situation significantly worse is Prince Harry’s trip to London: May 8th is approaching, but sources close to the Royal Family maintain that the Prince and Princess of Wales have not the slightest intention of seeing him again, even for avoid unnecessary stress. Without considering that they still feel very betrayed by he: the time is not ripe for reconciliation.
