Hold the sparkling wine! Kate Middleton celebrates her 39th birthday with a “quiet” tea organized by Prince William and his children
- Kate Middleton had a “quiet” 39 year birthday with her family and a tea party
- Prince William, George, Charlotte and Louis arranged tea for her
- The Queen, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall sent birthday wishes
The Duchess of Cambridge celebrated her 39th birthday yesterday – with a cup of tea.
Although she usually marks the occasion by organizing a weekend shooting party for friends at her country house, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, sources said Kate spent a “quiet birthday” with tea organized by Prince William and the children George, seven, Charlotte, five and Louis, two.
The Queen, Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall sent birthday wishes on their social media channels.
Kate spent a ‘quiet birthday’ with a tea party organized by Prince William and sons George, seven, Charlotte, five, and Louis, two
Taking to Twitter, the official Instagram of the Royal Family shared two old photos of the Duchess and wrote: ‘Wishing the Duchess of Cambridge a happy birthday today!’ (Photograph)
In one of the photos, the king can be seen with His Majesty during a visit to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019
The official account of the Royal Family posted two images of Kate, adding: ‘Wishing the Duchess of Cambridge a happy birthday today!’ – followed by the hashtag #HappyBirthdayHRH.
In one, Kate is showing the queen the garden she helped design at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show in 2019.
The other features the Duchess in a scout woggle to meet Cub and Beaver Scouts in Northolt, west London, last fall.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall also shared a photo of the mother of three and wrote: ‘Happy Birthday to the Duchess of Cambridge!’ next to a confetti ball emoji.
In their photo, a smiling Kate looks relaxed in a £ 29.50 pink pair of Marks & Spencer pants that she wore to meet parents being helped by support networks from colleagues in last year’s pandemic.
A second photo shows the Duchess wearing a scout woggle to meet Cub and Beaver Scouts in Northolt, West London on 29 September
Prince William and Kate Middleton are likely to remain in Anmer Hall and resume home schooling for their children. Prince George, seven, Prince Louis, two, and Princess Charlotte, five (pictured together in a photo for their 2020 Christmas card)
On Kate’s own official social media channels, Kensington Palace posted a photo of her wearing a mask from last month’s Royal Train tour, along with a message in support of the NHS.
It said: ‘Birthdays have been very different in recent months, and our thoughts continue to be with all those who are working on the front lines at this extremely challenging time.’
Kate’s focus in the coming months will be to teach George and Charlotte at home and expand her early years initiative to help the next generation, which she launched last fall.