Princess Kate Middletonher most loyal fan, her mother Carole Middletonwill lose a special royal title when she becomes queen.
This is another blow for Carole, who has been dealing with six-figure debt from her company Party Pieces, which is in administration.
Carole has been seen as an asset to the future of the Royal Family as mother of the Princess of Wales.
She demonstrated her dedication to the office by always supporting her daughter behind the scenes, especially now that she is undergoing cancer treatment.
Carole has also been a regular face at high-profile royal events over the years – since King Charles IIIthe coronation for Queen Elizabeththe funeral. Both events had limited burst lists and not even Duchess Sarah Ferguson secured an invitation to Charles' coronation last year.
But although Carole, 69, has been a royalist for decades and is famous for orchestrating her daughter's foray into the royal family, she is not expected to receive an honorary title during King Charles' reign and is unlikely to get a title in Prince William's future reign when his daughter is queen.
The monarch is the “source of honor” in the United Kingdom and has the “exclusive right” to bestow titles of honor.
But due to a rule shared across the Real family website that says new hereditary peerages are now only granted to members of the royal family, this is unlikely to happen.
It has been said that Carole could receive the special honor of a life peerage from Prince William, but a previous report from BBC royal historians said it is not very likely that Prince William would be advised to grant her such a title, under the new rules. .
Carole also won't be given the title of Queen Mother, as some royal fans have wondered, that's just for someone who is the mother of the current monarch and widow of the former king.
However, there is some hope that Carole will get a title of sorts. It's possible that when Kate becomes queen, she will choose to make her mother or sister Pippa one of her fellow queens.
This, however, is not a title of nobility or official honor. But while any hopes of being officially installed into the royal family may not come true for Carole, she will probably be more worried at the moment about her ongoing debt problems.
She has been trying to protect Kate from the family's financial problems while she undergoes cancer treatment, Us Weekly revealed exclusively on April 4.
Carole and her husband, Michael Middleton, who are also parents to Kite It is James Middleton they are facing serious debts that they allegedly cannot pay.
According to the UK The times newspaper, the pair are unable to afford “insolvency firm costs of £260,000 (more than US$329,000)” for their embattled business. The company responsible for dealing with the insolvency of Carole's business acknowledged that the couple cannot pay the full fees.