Kate Middleton’s Parents and Siblings Attend King Charles’ Coronation

Kate Middleton’s family members were present at the royal coronation ceremony on Saturday, showing their support for the Princess of Wales and her in-laws. Kate’s sister Pippa Middleton, brother James Middleton, and parents Carole and Michael Middleton arrived together at Westminster Abbey and were seated a few rows behind the non-working royals.

Carole, 68, wore a royal blue coatdress from Catherine Walker & Co., complemented by a matching headband and sapphire jewelry, smiling as she entered the event. Pippa, 39, opted for a pale yellow coatdress from Claire Mischevani with a matching hat from the royal favorite milliner, Jane Taylor.

The Middleton family witnessed Kate and Prince William’s three children participating in the crowning ceremony of King Charles and Queen Camilla, marking a significant occasion for the royal family.

The royal couple’s younger children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, accompanied their parents to Westminster Abbey on the rainy coronation morning. Eight-year-old Charlotte wore a leafy headpiece that matched her mother’s, adding a special touch to the occasion. She kept a watchful eye on her five-year-old brother as they entered and took their seats during the ceremony.

In a significant moment, Prince George, who is second in line to the throne after his father, served as a Page of Honor for his grandfather. The nine-year-old was dressed in uniform alongside the other pages, playing an official role in the celebration.

George’s participation marked a historic milestone, as he became the youngest future monarch to be officially involved in a coronation service, according to The Telegraph. While Prince Charles and Princess Elizabeth attended parts of their respective parents’ coronations as children, neither participated directly in the actual service.

The Middleton family has been actively involved in significant royal events. Pippa, James (36), Carole, and Michael (73) were present at the christenings of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Additionally, Pippa’s husband James (47) attended Prince Louis’ christening and was featured in the official christening portraits in 2018. Furthermore, the Middletons were among the guests at the highly publicized wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, which took place at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle in May 2018. Their consistent presence at these royal occasions highlights their close ties with the British royal family.