Kate Middleton, Prince William Reportedly Held A ‘Secret Meeting’ With Royal Foundation

Kate Middleton and Prince William reportedly held a secret meeting with the Royal Foundation.

According to the Twitter account Gerts Royals, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reportedly met with Sir Keith Mills, the chairman of the Royal Foundation, last week. It is possible that the royal couple discussed future plans for projects with Mills.

On the foundation’s official website, Mills is described as a British entrepreneur who oversaw operations at the Olympics and Paralympic Games in 2012. He also served as the chairman for the Invictus Games in 2014.

However, Prince William and Middleton were not joined by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during their secret meeting. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are also patrons of the charity. It is unclear why they didn’t make it to the meeting, but Markle had a busy schedule after she was made a patron of four charities last week.

Prince Harry may also be gearing up for his upcoming appearance at the winter war-games in Norway.

Meanwhile, this isn’t the first time that the royals attended a private meeting or held a private function related to the Royal Foundation. In November, it was reported that the two royal couples also attended a private dinner for the foundation.

In related news, Prince Harry and Markle reportedly didn’t join Prince William and Middleton during the latter’s 37th birthday bash. According to Daily Mail, the Duchess of Cambridge had a party to celebrate her special day last week.

The mom of three’s celebration took place at Anmer Hall on Jan. 6, and it was attended by Prince William and the couple’s closest friends. However, Markle and Prince Harry didn’t receive an invitation to attend the bash. It is unclear if the snub was intentional because the other members of the royal weren’t invited either or if it was because of their rumored feud.

Last month, US Weekly claimed that Markle used Middleton to climb the royal ladder. But the two women managed to work through their issues on Christmas Day following Queen Elizabeth II’s strict orders to reconcile.