KATE Middleton is “so happy” to be playing bigger role after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry quit, a source claimed today.
The Duchess of Cambridge has toured up and down the country in the past few weeks already as she promotes her passion project in early childhood.
And sources today claimed the mum-of-three was happy to take on a more prominent role after her brother-in-law Harry and Meghan dramatically stepped down and moved to Canada.
They told HOAR Online: “Kate is extremely passionate about the work the Foundation does and she has ideas and plans for how she believes it can be used to help some of the causes which she is particularly passionate about.
“In recent weeks Kate has visited a lot of organisations and spoke to lots of experts and has soaked a lot of information.
“She wants to use that to go out and bring about change to many of those who need support.”
It comes after it was revealed Kate wanted to be “front and centre” in the Royal Foundation’s work.
The source said: “William and Kate may have extra responsibilities in the wake of Harry and Meghans move to Canada but neither of them want that to be at the expense of their Foundation.
“They both work very closely with the team and Kate is sitting in on more and more meetings so she can have an input in the work that is going on.
“For years the Foundations work was a bit of a tug of war between what William and Harry wanted. Harry was very much focused on the military and his work with the Invictus Games.
“Now it is purely in the shape of how William and Kate want it to be.
Kate has been on a whirlwind tour of the UK as she promoted her early childhood years survey.
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Hard-working Kate has travelled toBirmingham,Cardiff,WokingandLondon in the past month as she promotes her survey that more than 200,000 people have already taken.
She also visited Bradford and Wales in two separate visits with husband William.
And the mum-of-three has even opened up about life as a parent in a recent podcast.
In the astonishingly candid interview, she admitted to feeling guilty when working royal duties away for long periods away from George, six, Charlotte, four and 21-month-old Louis.
Kate described parenthood as the “toughest and most unknown place” as she shared her experiences with mums and dads across the country.
She previously revealed she had felt “isolated” when thefamily moved to Wales for William’s role in the Royal Air Force.
The 30-minute podcast chat is the first time a senior royal has opened up about the issues of motherhood.
Kate explained she used meditation to cope with crippling morning sickness and practised at home with a doll before seamlessly put George and his baby seat in the back of their Land Rover in front of the world’s media.
