Prince William, who lost his mother at an early age, sees Carol as a second mother and often goes to Kate's house to do housework
It's been thirteen years since Kate married into the royal family, but now it's being put to the test. Carol Middleton became the core of the family, not only taking care of Princess Kate throughout the whole process, but also relieving William's worries.
According to the Daily Mail, witnesses saw William and Camilla go out and come to a bar in Norfolk. Princess Kate did not accompany her, stayed at home for treatment, and was still in a state of no news.
It seems that William has been under a lot of pressure during this time, and he has reached the point of borrowing alcohol to kill his sorrows. It is said that William has a very good relationship with his sixty-nine-year-old mother-in-law, who has lost his mother since he was a child, and has regarded Ms. Carroll as his second mother.
In fact, both William and Harry have a very good relationship with their mother-in-law, and they are like a family. The two brothers lost their mother when they were young, and transferred this love to their mother-in-law and experienced the long-lost maternal love.
Royal biographer Angela Levine believes that Ms. Carol is the core figure of the family and Kate's love advisor. Carroll has always been able to turn things around when things are chaotic, which is really admirable.
Carol has three children under her knees, who grew up healthy under her protection, and also sent a lot of warmth to Prince William. She brought up the Welsh Sambo, and the children loved this kind grandmother.
According to royal insiders, in order to take care of their grandchildren, the Carrolls also moved to Berkshire. It's only a 10-minute drive from Windsor, so you can take care of the Welsh Jewels and spend a lot of weekends.
Carol now has seven grandchildren and often climbs and swims together, cooks and dances together, and enjoys the weekends. William felt a strong maternal love in Carol's body and felt that his mother-in-law was a trustworthy person.
Royal expert Rachel Andrews believes that when William encounters problems, he will humbly ask his father-in-law and mother-in-law for advice, and even be able to open his heart and confide in his heart, which is extremely valuable in the British royal family.
According to foreign media reports, Prince William even often goes to Kate's mother's house to do housework, which is really a good son-in-law. It was photographed by the media before that William came to Berkshire to wash his father-in-law's car in person, which is almost equivalent to half a son.
The relationship between the two parties is very close, although there is no blood relationship, but it is more like a family. Writer Jenny Bond broke the news that during the time when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attacked Kate, William felt very guilty and promised his father-in-law and mother-in-law that he would protect his wife and children well.
William found the shadow of Princess Diana in Carol's body, and was very envious of Kate for having a happy family. Ms. Carroll has a very high emotional intelligence and loves Prince William very much, playing the role that Diana is missing.
During the period of Princess Kate's illness, the Carrolls moved directly into the royal villa, relieving William of a lot of burden. With a sensible father-in-law and mother-in-law, William feels warm and works together to help Kate through the difficult times.
Now William may really be a little unbearable, and go to the bar to borrow a drink to kill his sorrows, and Carol is likely to just be silently by his side. In any case, the Carrolls are strong supporters of Prince William, and the more they go through, the more they trust and support each other.
Prince William had an unhappy childhood and pursued maternal love all his life, while Carol played the role of Diana, and for the Prince of Wales, maternal love was the greatest luxury.