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Caitlin Elliott

Kate Middleton's strict but clever rule of thirds for juggling her busy life

Kate Middleton the Princess of Wales Catherine Prince William

Kate Middleton rule of thirds

The Princess of Wales is said to divide her life into thirds in order to juggle all of the busy aspects of being a mother and an iconic royal.

The Princess of Wales has a super busy schedule, from being a doting mother to her three children to giving her all to her royal work projects and official engagements.
But she reportedly keeps things balanced by using a rule of thirds, with a friend of hers revealing her trick for juggling it all.
In other royal news, Kate Middleton's candy pink clutch bag is giving Barbie vibes and she styled it perfectly.

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