A nanny for Prince William and Kate Middleton's three kids has been found: she has previously looked after the royal children

After it became known that the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, had undergone surgery, Prince William took over childcare, which is why he partially refused to attend public events. The royal couple did not have a nanny for some time. However, after the princess was discharged from the hospital, the need for an additional caregiver arose.

Therefore, the royal couple plans to turn to a trusted nanny, who was previously hired for their three children, Maria Teresa Terrion Borallo, reports the Daily Mail. Previously, the princess planned to take care of the kids on her own, but due to doctors' recommendations to rest as much as possible, she has to turn to a nanny.

It is not yet known whether Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo will become the nanny of the three children, George, Charlotte and Louis. Her role in raising the children will be known in the coming weeks.

"Kate was a mother as much as her role allowed, but she said it was necessary to have a nanny. Maria Theresa is extremely popular with children, but her training at Norland College in Bath meant she was ideally suited to whatever the nanny role required. Of course, she is a background figure seen at some of the important royal events and is indispensable at times like this," said royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams.

Catherine Middleton and Prince William hired Borrallo back in 2014 to help them care for Prince George when he was eight months old. She lived with the family at Kensington Palace, but when they moved to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, Borrallo stopped being a nanny. However, she continued to look after the children while living in another property.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote that Kate Middleton was discharged from the hospital after abdominal surgery.

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