As she continues her recovery from a mysterious illness, Kate Middleton is leaning on her trusted inner circle for support, particularly in caring for her children.
Following a fortnight-long stay at the London Clinic in Marylebone and a major abdominal surgery in January, the Princess of Wales has returned home but remains in need of assistance in caring for her three children shared with Prince William.
To navigate this challenging period, Kate has relied on the presence of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis' nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, who remains close by her side.
Royal commentator Jennie Bond highlighted Maria's significant role in the family, particularly during this vulnerable time for the princess. "I think when you have had a health setback like this, you feel particularly vulnerable – and rather emotional too," she shared.
Bond emphasized the importance of Maria's reassuring and steady presence, which has helped maintain a sense of normalcy during Catherine's hospitalization. "As a mother, all you want for your children when something like this happens... is for them to feel safe and secure," Bond explained.
Maria's unwavering support makes her one of the most crucial figures in the children's lives, providing stability and care during their mother's recovery. Bond concluded, "I’m sure Catherine feels that Maria is worth her weight in gold and that she can trust her children’s welfare to her."
