Prince William and long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton are busy home-making in Wales
Sources close to the couple say Kate has given up her full-time job at Party Pieces, her family’s internet party planning business, and now spends much of her time at William’s home inNorth Wales while he trains to be an RAF search-and-rescue helicopter pilot.
Sources close to the couple say Kate has given up her full-time job at Party Pieces, her family’s internet party planning business, and now spends much of her time at William’s home in
The Prince, who is based at RAF Valley in Anglesey , celebrates his 28th birthday tomorrow and insiders say he has cemented his relationship with Kate, who is already 28, as speculation mounts about an imminent engagement announcement.
Wedding bells? Prince William, who is training to be an RAF search-and-rescue helicopter pilot, with girlfriend Kate Middleton
‘Kate no longer works on a full-time basis at the offices of Party Pieces as those closest to her feel it wouldn’t be fitting for a future Queen to be working on a family-run website,’ reveals a friend.
‘Kate used to be the photographer for Party Pieces, but they’ve hired Millie Pilkington to replace her and Kate is now focusing on her life with William while he trains at RAF Valley
'William will be training for three years and they agreed that Kate should be closer to him. They go out to the shops in Blaenau Ffestiniog for groceries and she’s settling
in well.’
in well.’
Kate – who earned the nickname 'Waity Katie’ as she awaited the Prince’s proposal – began winding down her work for the family firm nearly two months ago.
She has been at William’s side, in Wales
The friend said Kate would continue to do some work for Party Pieces, concentrating on developing its links with Starlight, the charity for terminally ill children, as well as other charity projects.
The Prince returns to Britain from South Africa
On Wednesday he will attend the Royal Society’s 350th Anniversary Convocation at London
Bingo hall World Cup for Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice
While their cousins Princes William and Harry are watching the World Cup live in South Africa , Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice have been enjoying the football action in the somewhat less glamorous surroundings of a former bingo hall in West London .
The young Royals are regulars at the World Cup Carnival – a nightly party at the Shepherd’s Bush Pavilion where a stand has been erected to watch the big games, followed by a night of hip-hop music.
‘It’s a low-key venue mainly for the Aussies, South Africans and Kiwis who live in the area,’ says my football spy.
‘But they aren’t too out of place – it’s become a cult favourite with their Sloaney friends.
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