The Duchess of Cambridge said her thoughts are with workers on the frontline of the pandemic, as she celebrates a “very different” birthday – when she receives the Queen’s best wishes. Prince Charles and Camilla.
Kate Middleton, who turns 39 today, is spending the day with her family at her Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, where the Cambridges spent Christmas after the Queen decided to have a quiet festive period at Windsor Castle.
A message about the Cambridges’ Twitter page said: ‘Thank you for your kind wishes on the Duchess’s birthday.
“Birthdays have been very different in the last few months and our thoughts continue to be with all those who are working on the front lines at this extremely challenging time.”
The message was accompanied by a photograph of Kate wearing a face mask and waving, which was taken while she and William spent three days in December traveling across the country on a royal train to thank key workers for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.
Birthday congratulations were also sent to the Duchess by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have no social media accounts, have not publicly posted a message to the King.
The Duchess of Cambridge (pictured) said her thoughts are with workers on the front lines of the pandemic, as she celebrates a “very different” birthday. In the photo, on the real train trip in December
The message (pictured) was accompanied by a photograph of Kate wearing a face mask and waving, which was taken while she and William spent three days in December traveling across the country on the royal train to thank the main workers for their efforts during the pandemic. coronavirus
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
A second photo shows the Duchess wearing a scout woggle to meet Cub and Beaver Scouts in Northolt, West London on 29 September
O Clarence House Twitter account posted a photo of Kate taken during a visit to Battersea Park in September, where she met mothers to learn how they were helping each other during the pandemic, along with the message: ‘Happy Birthday to the Duchess of Cambridge!’
Buckingham Palace tweeted two pictures of Kate, one of her with the Queen, which was taken while the Duchess was taking a guided tour of the garden she created for the Chelsea Flower Show, and the other of Kate when she became vice president of the Scout Association, which the Queen is patron of.
The palace tweet read: ‘I wish the Duchess of Cambridge a happy birthday today!’
A birthday cake emoji was added, as well as the hashtag #HappyBirthdayHRH.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall also shared a photo of the mother of three and wrote: ‘Congratulations to the Duchess of Cambridge!’ next to a confetti ball emoji (photo)
In the photo, a smiling Kate looks relaxed in a £ 29.50 recycled pink M&S pants she wore to meet with parents helped by peer support networks during the Covid-19 pandemic on September 22
An overview of the front of Anmer Hall at Sandringham Estate on January 13, 2013 in King’s Lynn
Kate’s birthday celebrations are probably a private matter, due to the blocking restrictions, with William and his three children – seven-year-old Prince George, five-year-old Princess Charlotte and two-year-old Prince Louis.
Throughout the pandemic, the Cambridges adapted their public lives, using video calls to make virtual appointments and then entering socially distant face-to-face events when restrictions were lifted.
In November, the Duchess said she was “humiliated” that more than half a million people participated in her historical research on the issue of the early years.
The study was the largest of its kind in the United Kingdom on early childhood perceptions – which found that only one in four people recognized the fundamental importance of a child’s first five years of life.
The Cambridges are believed to have intended to return to their London base at Kensington Palace, but now they have no reason to return to the capital, and the law advises against essential travel. Photographed with their children watching a special pantomime performance at London’s Palladium Theater in December
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)
The day before Kate’s 38th birthday in 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced the bombshell that they wanted to step down as royalty and become financially independent – something they achieved.
Catherine Elizabeth Middleton was born, daughter of Carole and Michael Middleton, at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading on January 9, 1982.
Amman, Jordan, was home to Kate and her family for a few years in the mid-1980s, where she attended day care since she was three years old, before returning to Berkshire.
At age 13, she went to private Marlborough College in Wiltshire, where she was part of the pension scheme.
She graduated in 2005 with 2: 1 in art history from St Andrews University, where she met and started dating William, whom she married at Westminster Abbey in 2011.
Kate – now an HRH and a future consort of the Queen – is a patron of 19 charities and organizations, and has focused her charity work on helping children have the best possible start in life, particularly around their mental health.