Kate Middleton have broken royal family tradition by releasing personal baby pictures of Princess Charlotte.
For a family who has its pictures taken by official photographers, showing photos of a princess personally taken by the Duchess of Cambridge is definitely something new.
"The duke and duchess continue to receive warm messages about Princess Charlotte from all around the world and they hope that everyone enjoys these lovely photos as much as they do," Kensington Palace said in a statement.
"The duke and duchess are very grateful for the support they have received when it comes to their children and wanted to share these very charming pictures taken by the duchess. It is something they intend to continue to do."
Some royal fans adored that Kate Middleton shared the personal photos of her baby with the world. However, Queen Elizabeth may allegedly not be too happy about it.
"Queen Elizabeth is disgusted by Kate's constant middle-class influence, which played a large role in Carole Middleton's limited access to the Duchess," Celeb Dirty Laundry wrote. "With the support of her mother, Kate Middleton has revolutionized the royal family."
According to CDL, Queen Elizabeth is not too happy that Kate Middleton is raising her toddler and her baby in a middle-class way.
"Kate's power has gone beyond sharing personal photos of Princess Charlotte and Prince George. Kate, Prince William, and the royal children plan on skipping the Queen's lunch in favor of another Middleton family Christmas at Anmer Hall," the report continued.
It has previously been reported that the royal family is not pleased that the Middleton's commoner ways are being brought in to the family, including Carole Middleton's alleged meddling in Kate and Prince William's household especially now that the Duchess is busy taking care of her new baby.
"It's a class issue. It seems very peculiar to his friends because, generally, upper class mothers are much less involved. That's why they have nannies and maternity nurses," a source previously told Daily Mail.
