The Queen, Kate Middleton turns 42 this year.
The Princess of Wales is celebrating her birthday in an intimate way with family and friends. On Monday, on her birthday she received birthday greetings from King Charles (75) and Queen Camilla (76). Both posted a tweet on the British royal family’s official X/Twitter page accompanied with warm greetings.
The image was taken by Chris Jackson at last year’s coronation event, having both Charles and Camilla in a behind-the-scenes moment followed with a simple message: “Wishing The Princess of Wales a very happy birthday today!”
Last year, King Charles and Queen Camilla, posted a birthday wish on social media for Princess Kate’s by uploading a photo. The image was from the times Kate visited the palace for the first time with King Wales. They visited for the first time after getting the tag of honor “Prince and Princess of Wales in 2022”. In the picture you can see the Princess gets a warm welcome with a fresh flower bouquet from 2-year-old Charlotte Bunting, who wore a traditional Welsh costume.
Apart from that, Princess Kate also got well-wishes from military groups and charities on the occasion of her birthday. A place where the King and Princess tied knot is all set to ring their bells in honor of the royal’s birthday.
They often set aside once a weekend to spend some time with their family and friends for a few days of shooting and other country pursuits in conjunction with Kate’s birthday.
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The guest list included; Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, William’s lifelong friend Tom van Straubenzee and his wife Lucy Lanigan-O’Keeffe, James Meade and his wife Laura, neighbor and longtime pal Sophie Snuggs and her husband Robert.
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An insider told PEOPLE once, “Whenever you visit her house, you will be served a cup of tea made by William who greets everyone. I can assure that it’s a lovely, welcoming house, not a fancy, stuffy palace in any way.”
