It seems like there is no end to the woes of Kate Middleton as Queen Elizabeth has reportedly forbidden her great grandkids from attending Pippa Middleton's wedding. The tussle between the Duchess and the Queen is getting worse day after day as both do not seem to be on good terms anymore and the tension is also rising between them.
Queen Elizabeth has forbidden George and Charlotte from attending the wedding of Pippa Middleton, sister of the Duchess, reports Hall of Fame. According to the magazine, the Queen does not want any member of the royal family, except Prince William and Kate Middleton, to attend the wedding. However, Carole, mother of Kate and Pippa, wants the two kids to be present at their aunt's wedding.
Notably, Pippa Middleton has been in news for a while after she got engaged to James Matthews and now that their wedding is being planned, she is occupying the limelight. Sadly, elder sister Kate is not going through good times and earlier reports suggested that the royal couple may be getting divorced. It was also heard that Queen Elizabeth does not approve of her lavish lifestyle.
Reportedly, the Queen is tired of the fact that Kate behaves more like a celebrity than a royal. Not only this, she also has issues with her lackadaisical attitude when it comes to royal engagements. Therefore, the Queen is trying to teach her a lesson and wants to keep her away from her kids. The ban on attending Pippa's wedding is an attempt to make Kate realize her mistake as the Queen does not want her to escape with the kids.
Meanwhile, it is being said that Kate Middleton is not interested in becoming the next queen of Britain, reports GameNGuide. She is not happy being the wife of the prince either and thinks that inheriting the throne is not a good idea. Insiders say that the Duchess does not want to do charity work and feels burdened due to the royal responsibilities.
It is worth mentioning here that Prince William and Kate Middleton have been named as the laziest royal couple in the history of the British monarchy.
