Kate Middleton is keen to celebrate her children’s birthdays in a special way, as she practices special customs and traditions to receive these important occasions, including staying up most likely all night to celebrate them.

Last week, the youngest of Kate Middleton and Prince William’s children, Prince Louis, turned 5, a birthday that was celebrated in a beautiful tradition, as Kate had previously revealed that she loves to bake her own cakes for her children on their birthdays, and usually stays until mid night to do so, according to the “New York Post”.

Kate and her daughter, Charlotte

And she said in 2019, in an interview with the BBC: “I love making the cake myself,” and she continued, “It has become a tradition to stay up until midnight with large quantities of cake, and do a lot, but I love it.”.”

In celebration of Prince Louis V’s birthday, Middleton and her husband published some rare photos of Prince Louis on their official Instagram page, where the photos were taken by portrait photographer Millie Pilkington.

Kate and her children

A new royal book reveals that the dispute between Kate and Megan reached its climax on the day of the Queen’s death

On the other hand, a new book mentioned – earlier – that the rivalry between Kate Middleton and Megan Markle reached its climax when Queen Elizabeth II died last September, and according to the website published. dailystarThe Princess of Wales resented the Duchess of Sussex for failing to bid farewell to the Queen, according to royal biographer Robert Jobson, author of Our King: Charles III: The Man and the King Revealed.

Kate allegedly felt forced to stay in England as Queen Elizabeth II died at her home in Balmoral, Scotland, in an effort to prevent Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, from traveling to the country..

Jobson claimed that King Charles ordered both wives to stay behind because it was “not appropriate” for the couple to be at the Queen’s deathbed before her death on September 8.