Even before Catherine, Princess of Wales (better known as Kate Middleton’s) cancer diagnosis, her sister Pippa Middleton actually moved closer to them, specifically in the Berkshire countryside. They did this in 2022, and fast forward to today, experts are revealing how it’s affected both Pippa and Kate’s kids.
A property expert told GB News that Pippa’s move has caused her and Kate’s children to foster “a closer relationship.”
Liam Gretton, an estate agent, told the outlet some insights.
“As a bespoke estate agent, I often see families choosing to move closer together for support and connection. It’s clear that family unity is important in today’s digital world, whether you’re related to the Royal Family or not,” he said. “Proximity allows for more frequent interactions, which naturally strengthens family bonds. Being closer enables Pippa and the Princess of Wales to support each other more readily, fostering a closer relationship not just between them, but also among their children.”
Not only is this sweet to hear that the family is spending so much time together, but it makes sense when you remember how insiders claimed Pippa has been Kate’s “rock” throughout her cancer diagnosis; and early in her diagnosis, Pippa cleared her schedule to help out with Kate’s kids, per DailyMail.
For those who don’t know, William and Kate have been together on and off since 2003. Since their nuptials, they have since welcomed three children named George, 11, Charlotte, 9, and Louis, 6.
As for Pippa, she and her husband, James Matthews, also share three children together. After marrying at St. Mark’s Church in Englefield back in 2017, they’ve welcomed three children named Arthur, 5, Grace, 3, and Rose, 1.
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