Future Queen Kate Middleton’s Family In Line To Receive Royal Titles? Expert Weighs In

FUTURE queen Kate Middleton’s family, including mother Carole, and sister, Pippa, might get royal titles upon the Duchess of Wales’ ascension to the throne. Known for her close bond with her family, including her mother Carole and sister Pippa, Kate Middleton could reportedly see her beloved relatives honored with special titles when she becomes Queen.

Royal expert Phil Dampier suggested to Fabulous that Pippa Middleton might be granted a role similar to Queen Camilla’s sister, Annabel Elliott, who serves as one of her companions. Dampier stated, “I certainly think there could be a role for Pippa as a lady-in-waiting or companion type role. This needs to be someone the then Queen can trust and rely on, and who better than her sister?” He also suggested Kate’s stylist and close friend Natasha Archer could potentially fill a supportive position due to the trust she shares with Kate.

Regarding the possibility of royal titles for the rest of the Middleton family, Dampier pointed out that Queen Camilla’s relatives have remained titleless. However, he speculated that when William becomes King and Kate becomes Queen, the situation might change. Dampier highlighted Carole Middleton’s significant role in caring for her grandchildren and suggested that her contributions to the monarchy’s stability could warrant recognition, possibly in the form of an Empire medal.

However, he noted that such recognition wouldn’t likely be as grand as a dukedom or peerage. As for Pippa Middleton, Dampier doubted she would feel comfortable with an honor, and he didn’t anticipate her receiving one. However, he envisioned the Middleton parents receiving some form of recognition in the future.

Meanwhile, Kate is currently receiving preventative cancer treatment and has taken a step back from royal duties. The Duchess of Wales is expected to return to duties only when her health is better.