Kate Middleton News: Princess Gives Update on Project as She Continues Cancer Treatment

The Queen Consort made the revelation at the Chelsea Flower Show while touring a garden inspired by the show, which has just launched its third season.

“I saw the first batch,” she admitted while looking at a garden inspired by one of her characters, Penelope Featherington.

King Charles and Queen Camilla received shiny new nicknames from children when they visited the Chelsea Flower Show yesterday.

In honor of his environmental work, the Monarch was renamed “King of Compost.”

Meanwhile, the Queen Consort was renamed “Queen of the Bees” after visiting the Bees For Development garden party, which highlighted the importance of bees at the event.

The couple received the names while visiting the “no adults allowed” garden, which was designed in collaboration with primary school children to highlight the importance of giving young people access to the natural world.

The King and Queen received badges to commemorate their new honorary titles.

Charles reportedly took one look and said, “Oh, hahaha. Very good!”

Her Royal Early Childhood Foundation business working group today published a report which Kate has personally reviewed from home.

It suggests that if businesses adopt more family-friendly working practices, £45.5bn could be added to the economy a year.

A spokesman for the Princess said: “The Prince and Princess's project work is 'always on'… early childhood is a big priority for the Princess and so she has been kept fully up to date throughout the development of the project. work of the Working Group and have seen the report.”

The princess has not made any public commitments this year after undergoing planned abdominal surgery in January.

She later revealed in March that doctors had discovered cancer and asked for space and privacy while she underwent “preventive chemotherapy” in private.

The artist who painted the King's last portrait has revealed why the artwork is so red.

The painting by Jonathan Yeo, which was unveiled by the monarch on Tuesday at Buckingham Palace, shows the King wearing the uniform of the Welsh Guards against a red background.

The unusual portrait has divided opinion among royal fans and social media users, with some saying the large swathes of red made them “uncomfortable” and that it looked like the monarch was “in hell”.

As for why he chose to wear so much red in the portrait, the 53-year-old said he wanted to tone it down and distract from the King's brightly colored uniform.

“I thought the red would be really distracting,” he told the newspaper, adding that his solution was to cover the entire paint in crimson.

“That may also have had a psychological support, because I had a heart attack [in March 2023] when I was painting this,” he says. “But I certainly wasn't aware of any of that, just: I like this color.”

Prince Harry's memoir reveals Prince William's response to finding out about Meghan Markle's pregnancy.

The couple announced they were expecting their first child together, Archie, on the eve of their royal tour of Africa in late 2018, a few months after their wedding in Windsor.

Harry reportedly reveals in his book Spare that the couple shared the happy news of their pregnancy at Princess Eugenie's wedding in October 2018.

Hello! The magazine reports that Harry told his brother the news during a reception at Windsor Castle, and William responded exactly as Harry expected: “we should tell Kate.”

Prince Harry and Meghan went on a double date to celebrate their wedding anniversary over the weekend.

On Saturday night, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spotted at Lucky's, an upscale steakhouse in Montecito, California.

Brian and Tracy Robbins joined the couple for dinner at the local restaurant, according to Tatler.

The Queen admitted she had watched Bridgerton while touring a garden inspired by the TV show during a royal visit to the Chelsea Flower Show with the King.

Camilla said “I saw the first batch” during her visit to a garden based on Penelope Featherington's character from the hit Regency-era Netflix show.

The royal couple were accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester as they visited the world-famous Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show on a sunny Monday afternoon in London.

On Twitter (X), the Princess of Wales, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment, shared a video showing the challenges British farmers can face with their mental health.

The Kensington Royal account, which represents Kate and Prince William, wrote: “This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek we've brought together the inspiring Sam Stables from We Are Farming Minds and the brilliant Farmer Will for a very special film.

“Spending a day together at Sam’s farm in Hereford, they chatted about mental health in the farming community, how to find support and the Duchy of Cornwall’s mental health strategy.”

The full film is available to watch on YouTube.

The first official portrait of King Charles as king has generated mixed reactions from the public.

Jonathan Yeo's abstract painting was unveiled by the monarch at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday and shows the King wearing the uniform of the Welsh Guards against a red background.

It went down a storm with Queen Camilla, who reportedly looked at the portrait and said: “Yes, you have it.”

Charles said “there's nothing more fun than eating things you've grown” as he toured the Chelsea Flower Show's first “not allowed for adults” garden with Camilla.

The royal couple received a badge from children at London's Sulivan Primary School who helped design the garden: Charles received a “King of Compost” badge and Camilla received a badge calling her the “Queen of Bees”.

The King joked “very well” after receiving his badge.

Charles, dressed in a navy blue suit with a flower in his lapel, told the children in the garden: “There is nothing more fun than eating what you have grown.”

He added: “It makes a big difference. It tastes much better.”