Kate Middleton has been criticized for planning her engagements in a way that she is able to cate for her children after she was praised in a report published by a UK newspaper.
According to Daily Mail, the Princess of Wales royal engagements have been within a 30-mile radius of her home — Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, Berkshire. The family moved there from Kensington in September last year.
It said they have all taken place between the hours of 9am and 4pm, meaning she can be around both before and after school and never miss her children's bedtime.
Citing royal biographer Ingrid Seward, the publication said "this clever timetabling is an example of Kate's 'extremely logical mind."
"Any mum will be wondering how on earth she does it,' Ingrid adds. "From the very start, Kate has been organised and disciplined. She gets up very early in the morning, and she is able to have a say on which engagements she will and won't do, and discuss in advance which days she wants to work."
While hundreds of royal fans have praised Kate Middleton for performing her royal duties while prioritizing her kids, some critics said the Princess of Wales has been defying Queen Elizabeth who famously said“You work for the monarchy, the monarchy doesn't work for you.”
Prince William's wife is rising up the ranks as a senior royal, while simultaneously trying to raise three children under ten.