The Matthews family live in a multi million pound home in Chelsea, not far from Catherine in Kensington.
Now that the lockdown restrictions have eased and the Cambridges back in London, George, Charlotte and Louis will be able to meet their new cousin very soon.
Congratulations to Pippa, James and Arthur and welcome to Grace!
A never before seen pic of Carole Middleton with the young Catherine along with drawings and cards addressed to William's late mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
Prince William has previously said how he talks to his children about Diana so they will grow up with an understanding of the wonderful person and mother she was.The Twitter post mentions that for some bereavement can make Mothers Day a sombre time.
No doubt Catherine was treated to a wonderful day with George, Charlotte and Louis.
Back To School
The easing of COVID 19 restrictions in England meant that schools returned last Monday. Prince George and Princess Charlotte went back to Thomas's Battersea to be reunited with friends in a more normal school setting.
The Cambridges spent the third lockdown at Anmer Hall, Norfolk and the children were homeschooled like millions of other children across the UK.
Prince Louis was due to start nursery school in January but the lockdown meant this has been postponed until the family returned to London last week. Hopefully he will be able to start his nursery school adventure very soon.
Charlotte attended Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington, just behind Royal Albert Hall.
Here are the Christmas photos released by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge since 2014 when George was just 17 months old.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George have started their school break for Christmas. No images or stories have emerged of their roles in Nativity plays but below is a cute photo of their dad, Prince William.
William can be seen walking with his classmates to a hall near his school. From memory he was to play a shepherd.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have released their annual Christmas card featuring a photo by photographer Matt Porteous.
The couple and children George, Charlotte and Louis are pictured in front of a woodpile at their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall.
Princes George and Louis and sister Princess Charlotte of Cambridge joined their parents for a trip to the theatre in London's West End yesterday. For their first family public engagement, the Cambridges went to Pantoland at the Palladium Theatre where families of front line staff are being treated to a special Christmas theatre production to say thank you for their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Young Louis is now two and a half and most likely will start nursery school in early January. Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington was attended by Charlotte until she started school just over a year ago. Louis was the family star, sitting on mum Catherine's lap and sucking his thumb.
Prince William gave a speech at the start of the event and Charlotte could be seen leaning on the balcony of the Royal Box to watch her dad.
Lupo was a cocker spaniel bred by Catherine's brother James Middleton and gifted to his sister after the royal wedding in 2011. The loyal hound was featured in several family photographs released by the Cambridges and died last week.
Kensington Palace posted a photo and message on Instagram. R.I.P. Lupo.....
However, we can reveal the half-term break last week offered another chance for the family to spend a few days on the Isles of Scilly, just as they did in the summer. The beautiful Isles are off the Cornish coast and William will one day inherit the title Duke of Cornwall from father Prince Charles when he is King. And so George will be Duke of Cornwall when William is King.
It seems the Cambridges are getting to know a part of Britain that will come to play a large role on their lives in the years to come.
Before they went to Cornwall, the Duchess of Cambridge, George, Charlotte and Louis baked cup cakes which were donated to a Royal British Legion care home in Norfolk, near Anmer Hall. This was in aid of the Poppy Appeal.
And last in our update, it has been revealed that Prince William contracted COVID-19 in April, around the same time as his father Prince Charles and Prime Minister Boris Johnson. William isolated at Anmer Hall with his family and was treated by Palace doctors. He continued to perform duties via Zoom during the lockdown and so the public were not aware of his illness.
Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte ask Sir David Attenborough questions in a video released by Kensington Palace.
Sir David gives very enthusiastic responses to the children who are "massive fans " according to their mother Catherine.
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Sir David Attenborough, 94 visited the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Kensington Palace on 24th September and presented Prince George with a 23 million year old giant shark tooth.
