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He's only been in the Celebrity Big Brother house for a few days, but Kate Middleton's uncle, Gary Goldsmith has already dropped some interesting lines about the Royal Family. While he's remained heavily loyal to his niece and the family, when you're under 24/7 surveillance it's hard not to let the odd comment slip, be it subtle or not.

Kate Middleton‘s uncle, who is currently appearing on “Celebrity Big Brother” in the UK, revealed that the Princess of Wales is getting the “best care in the world” after she underwent a surprise abdominal surgery in January. “Because she doesn’t want to talk about it, the last thing I’m going to do is [talk about it],” Middleton’s controversial uncle, Gary Goldsmith, told fellow contestant Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu during the show’s season 23 premiere after the British TV personality asked him how his niece was doing. “There is a kind of code or etiquette.

Denise Welch has been slammed by Royal fans after accusing Kate Middleton of "creating a media frenzy".The Loose Women panellist shared her thoughts on the Princess of Wales' absence from the public eye and the bizarre theories that have emerged on social media. Kate, 42, has been recovering from abdominal surgery and will not be returning to Royal duties until after Easter, the Palace previously stated. However, the lack of updates regarding the Princess' health has sparked concern among some people.

Kate Middleton's attempt to pick up a new hobby for Prince George didn't go as planned and instead was "really bad".The Princess of Wales, who has been resting at home after abdominal surgery in January, is known for balancing her royal duties with raising her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis alongside her husband Prince William. Determined to give her kids the most normal upbringing, Kate once revealed that she tried to learn a special skill when she was pregnant with her first child, George. However, she confessed it turned into a disaster as she was "really bad" at it - despite having an artistic flare.

Members of the Royal Family rarely give interviews or speak candidly on subjects close to their hearts - but when they do, the public pay attention. Whether it is Prince William calling for fighting to end “as soon as possible” in the Israel-Hamas war or Queen Camilla throwing her support behind challenging causes such as domestic abuse, there are many times when a royal voice can elevate a project and raise a charity's profile.The Princess of Wales has become an important voice on the topic of Early Years Development and her work to support children's mental health.

The Princess of Wales' uncle, Gary Goldsmith, 58, is said to be heading into the Celebrity Big Brother house alongside the likes of Strictly pro Nikita Kuzmin, multimillionaire Dragons’ Den star Levi Roots and former This Morning host, Fern Britton. While Carole Middleton's younger brother has at times courted controversy and has never been someone to hold back on his views, he has always defended his family against any negative commentary or portrayals. Before he joins the show, exactly who is Gary Goldsmith, what does he do and what has he said about his relationship with the likes of the Prince and Princess of Wales? As well as attending the royal wedding in 2011, he was a guest at his niece Pippa's wedding to James Matthews in 2017.

If Meghan Markle returns to the UK, she might only be allowed to meet three members of the Royal Family, says a Royal expert.

Prince William and Kate Middleton 's three children may be part of the royal family but the couple want them to be treated just like every other pupil at school - but they were previously afforded one special privilege that set them apart from their classmates.

Kensington Palace has issued another statement following rumours on social media about Kate's health. She is continuing to recover at home following abdominal surgery in January. A spokesperson for Kate said: "We were very clear from the outset that the Princess of Wales was out until after Easter and Kensington Palace would only be providing updates when something was significant." The Palace reiterated the princess, 42, is "doing well." The latest concern for Kate's health comes after the Prince of Wales made a last-minute decision not to attend a thanksgiving service for his godfather, the late King Constantine of Greece in Windsor on Tuesday.

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The Duke of Gloucester, a lesser-known member of the Royal Family, has been doing more royal visits than the Princess of Wales and the same number as the Prince of Wales. While the public often focus on how many engagements key royals such as Prince William and Kate carry out each year, they're not the ones who make the most public appearances. In fact, last year they ranked sixth and seventh respectively.

Kate Middleton has been 'showered with luxury gifts' as she recovers from her abdominal surgery. The Princess of Wales hasn't been seen in public for over a month now as she recovers from the major operation.

Rebecca Adlington still says humbly, “I’m just a girl from Mansfield.” But she’s a lot more than that – she’s one of Britain’s most celebrated Olympians after winning double Olympic gold in Beijing.The 34-year-old tells OK ! she is happy to have left the intense pressure and scrutiny behind, having retired from competitive swimming aged 23. These days she enjoys an active but more simple life, but that’s not to say she doesn’t still have pinch-me moments thinking about everything she achieved. Rebecca is as down-to-earth as they come when we chat to her, and a doting mum to her two children.

They may be the most photographed family in the world, but many members of the British monarchy also display passion and talent on the other side of the camera. The Princess of Wales is the most acclaimed royal snapper of all, having become known for sharing beautiful, close-up pictures of her children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

They may be the most photographed family in the world, but many members of the British monarchy also display passion and talent on the other side of the camera.

told OK! magazine.“The fact that things didn’t work out with Meghan was a real blow because Prince Harry’s bride would have been another person stuck in the same situation. Think back to when Diana and Fergie were always giggling and would help each other let off steam .

Forget the dingy darkrooms, clunky cameras and static imagery of times gone by, for many of today’s royals have marked themselves out as champions of cutting-edge social media. Leading the way are the Prince and Princess of Wales, who put their official Instagram account to powerful use with photos and videos that provide illuminating close-ups of their work and family life, attracting millions of likes in the process.

As she continues to take time out of the spotlight, the Princess of Wales showed last week that she is well on the road to recovery from major abdominal surgery, as she joined her family for a half-term break at Anmer Hall in Norfolk. The Waleses’ trip will have been slightly different and less action-packed than usual as Kate focuses on getting her strength back.

Kate Middleton is unable to attend the 2024 BAFTAs, so her husband Prince William has a very A-List seatmate instead this year.

They may be the most photographed family in the world, but many members of the British monarchy also display passion and talent on the other side of the camera.The Princess of Wales is the most acclaimed royal snapper of all, having become known for sharing beautiful, close-up pictures of her children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Kate first began publishing pictures of the youngsters in 2014, and has since made a habit of releasing images on birthdays and occasions like first days at school, changing the way in which the royal family present their lives to the outside world.