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@people After the Italy trip, she has done no public engagements. Has she gone on holiday already..

Prince William Praises Kate Middleton as a 'Proper Pro' in Her Royal Work people.com/kate-middleton…

@MeghansMole Exactly, I think the royal always seats on the right and their spouse on the left.

I recall when Meghan fans claimed Prince William was “checking out Meghan” in this photograph, that definitely was NOT the case Harry should have sat next to William but Meghan plopped herself beside the brother she has the raging hots for and kept looking over at William I’m shocked Meghan didn’t slide off her seat being so close to William & she did all this right in front of Harry 🤭

@tokkianami George is boarding? as in at a boarding school?

Prince William’s message to Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis on Heart Breakfast this morning: “Charlotte and Louis, because George is boarding last night, if you're listening, make sure you're on time, please. Make sure you're not fighting over who's listening to what this morning.” 😂❤️

@unreMARKLEble Are they even still friends with any of their wedding guests?

What do all of these photos have in common? No. Family. Not the Queen, not Charles-no brother, no cousins. Weddings are family events-unless you’re #MeghanMarkle and you pretend you have no family. That’s next level petty to make certain your in-laws aren’t in ANY wedding photos. #HarryandMeghan #MeghanIsTheProblem

Bless the Sussex squad, they are uneducated and uncultured. You look and sound ignorant 😀🤦🏾‍♂️ The Princess of Wales mentioned Bob the Builder 👷during a visit to the Remida Centre in Reggio Emilia, northern Italy 🇮🇹 This was part of her solo trip to Italy, focused on early childhood education and sustainability (her first official overseas engagement since her cancer treatment). The Remida Centre is a creative reuse hub that turns industrial surplus and waste materials into educational resources for preschool children, promoting hands-on learning through recycling and creativity. While speaking at the facility, she smiled and said something along the lines of: “There’s a popular character called Bob the Builder, and he has a philosophy of ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’, and you embrace that here.” She also tied it to her family’s approach at home, noting they try not to let anything go to waste—making it a light-hearted, relatable comment linking a well-known British children’s cartoon character (famous for the catchphrase “Can we fix it? Yes, we can!”) to real-world environmental and educational practices. Why she said it • It was a friendly, accessible way to connect with the centre’s mission of creative reuse and sustainability. • Bob the Builder’s theme of fixing, reusing, and not wasting aligns perfectly with the Remida project’s ethos. • As a mother of three (and someone deeply involved in early years development through her work), Catherine often draws on everyday family experiences and popular culture to make her points warm and down-to-earth. #PrincessCatherine @Earlychildhood

@Melanated_Mona The thing is she is there to bring awareness to Early Childhood development which she did by highlighting that there are countries or cities that have progressive early childhood education that are operating successfully. Not to talk about herself and her health.

1. I appreciate the pushback. At least we’re finally talking about her work. The decade of research is the foundation and she has already spent over ten years on it. Are you suggesting she needs another decade before she can speak about her work, in her own words?

@Blairsun15 Does anyone know when the next state visit will be? Because I can’t wait to see some tiaras and beautiful dresses.

Our hearts are with you, Catherine 💖✨ Your smile lights up the world like the brightest star. May your light never fade. We are with you ❤️ #PrinceofWales #PrinceWilliam

The Princess of Wales helped launch Children’s Mental Health Week with @Place2Be in 2015, for whom she serves as Royal Patron. HRH met with primary school children to highlight the importance building strong connections with others and managing emotions 💛

Princess Catherine, Patron of @Place2Be since 2013. speaks at the School Leaders Forum. HRH understands that teachers, medical professionals, caregivers and parents need the support in order to raise happy healthy children. This is a really good 💛

@fashionistaera Who is she speaking to? Cause I don’t see nobody behind the barriers.

“We did not ask parents t create their own seatbelts. We did not ask children to test unsafe medicine. We did not shrug at poisoned water or defective toys. We acted& now the world must act again.” Yes this is part of the speech of Meghan Markle in Geneva. No crowd behind her 👀

Reggio Emilia buzzed as the royal, now in remission following a successful cancer treatment, steps back into the public eye to pursue her signature causes. 🔗: bit.ly/49WkYcP

@freedom_007__ @Earlychildhood Now, this is what a true fan of the Princess of Wales should be doing. 🫶🏽

In 2019/20 The Princess of Wales helped develop and launch Tiny Happy People, a BBC platform providing resources & support to parents and carers of children aged 0-5 to develop children’s language & communication skills. #PrincessCatherine @Earlychildhood

@StephanieSidley I’m starting to think her clothes came with the house, it looks outdated.

I could care less about Harry & Meghan’s outdated home. My concern is their daughter kneeling down at Meghan’s feet like a slave. Why are they re-enacting Cinderella and her mice? It’s weird! I’ll be talking more about the psychology behind this later. #MeghanMarkleIsANarcissist

@Ray_reddingto Maybe that’s not the bus stop.

Apparently, this is the strategy for catching a bus in Brazil during peak hours, lol. Absolutely brutal how it just blew right past them, though 💀💀😂😅😅

Congratulations @ManCity on a hard-fought FA Cup victory! 🏆

Arturo Bertoldi (EduIren, at Remida creative recycling centre): “Preparata come il responsabile sostenibilità di un’azienda… L’ho trovata molto preparata con domande che andavano al cuore della questione.” (“Prepared like a company’s sustainability manager… I found her ‘The Princess of Wales’, very prepared, with questions that went to the heart of the matter”.) 🇮🇹❤️ #PrincessCatherine @Earlychildhood

EXCLUSIVE: Princess of Wales to join Prince William on huge international diplomatic mission to India mirror.co.uk/news/royals/pr…

@GMA Bellissima Princess Catherine ❤️

Princess Catherine received a real royal welcome during her solo visit to Italy, her first international trip since revealing her cancer diagnosis three years ago. Thousands lined the plaza and watched from windows at Piazza Prampolini in the northern city of Reggio Emilia, with some holding signs like "Ciao Kate" to see and greet the princess.

@lynnbettney @jamqueen1 @MaxFosterCNN Exactly, when has the late queen or King Charles, Queen Camilla or any other royal held a press interview to explain their work.

If you want to understand why The Princess of Wales is throwing so much into early learning, here it is from her closest aide on the issue:

Catherine’s work and Early Years: For more than a decade, Catherine has visited schools, community centers, and organizations, listening to experts, families, and educators to better understand how to support children from their earliest years. Her goal has always been the same: to ensure that early childhood is considered a social priority, not an afterthought. In 2018, Catherine began to focus much of her public work on early childhood, meeting with experts, psychologists, educators, and families to better understand the impact of these early years. Then, in June 2021, she officially opened the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, created to advance research, advocacy, and dialogue at the national level on child development. Through this project, she has helped raise awareness about topics such as: • children's emotional development • early childhood mental health • support for parents and caregivers • secure relationships during childhood • the impact of early experiences in adulthood Catherine, Princess of Wales's "Early Years" project was born from a simple yet profoundly important idea: "The first years of life directly influence a person's emotional, social, and mental future. From pregnancy to age 5, the child's brain develops at an extraordinary rate, laying the foundation for how we learn, relate to others, and manage our emotions throughout life." #PrincessCatherine #CatherineInItaly #PrincessOfWalesInItaly