Kate Middleton’s Partying, Clubbing Days Before Marrying Prince William Revisited [PHOTOS]

Kate Middleton enjoyed clubbing before she married Prince William.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been married for eight years and are doing great as full-time working royals. However, they were very different during their younger years. According to Evening Standard, Middleton loved to party and go clubbing, this is visible in the photos that the publication compiled along with the list of clubs Middleton used to frequent.

Boujis

Middleton was spotted in Boujis in the early years of her relationship with Prince William. She was photographed wearing a sky blue sleeveless above-the-knee length dress that she paired with brown boots.

Mahiki

The club was often associated with Prince Harry and his ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy. However, Middleton also visited the place prior to becoming a royal. In fact, this was where she made her grand return after her dramatic split with Prince William in 2007.

Cuckoo

Cuckoo Club was among the places that the royal trio frequented following its launch in 2006. Prince William, Prince Harry and Middleton were once photographed leaving the club at 3 a.m. The photographers who saw Middleton still found her “remarkably composed” even if it was already wee hours.

Raffles

Raffles used to boast of an illuminated dance floor that’s surrounded by red banquettes on three sides and a long bar to boot. However, it just had a luxurious refurb.

Back in 2008, three years before the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge tied the knot, they visited the place and left at 3:45 a.m. According to spectators, the two struggled to contain their dignity as they clambered to the car.

Mamilanji

Middleton was a regular at the nightclub in the early years of her relationship with Prince William. In fact, it was her go-to place when she and the second-in-line to the throne had a trial separation.

At one point, Queen Elizabeth II was reportedly worried about Middleton’s antics. She had no full-time job and was always partying which caused “grave concerns” for the Queen. Also, Middleton always vacationed in Mustique to the point that the press dubbed her as the “Queen of Mustique.”

Things changed when she joined the royal fold. Prince William, Middleton and Prince Harry’s partying days ended when they became full-time working royals.