This may in the category of Camilla pushing forward her grandchildren, Beatrice bringing in step-Wolfie, and now, DailyMail douchebag/bankrupt/Middleton idiot Jimbo bringing in his brat from Alizee the Covidiot, and trying to promote them all as being quasi-royal children, what, because there is some kind of association that is important? I don't get it - these children aren't royal or even related to REAL royals, yet we are inundated almost daily with accounts of what they did, or who they met, and oh they will be around for certain events, etc, etc, etc.
Harry's children may never get to even see their own grandfather, KC, yet we are supposed to be impressed by all these hangers-on promoting themselves through their children?
www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-13933627/James-Middleton-Inigo-cousins-Kate-Pippa.htmlJames Middleton reveals how his son Inigo is doted on by Kate and Pippa's children - admitting there is 'lots of laughter and giggles about'
Princess of Wales's brother James gushed about his son Inigo's cousins
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By GINA KALSI FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 14:27 EDT, 7 October 2024 | UPDATED: 04:49 EDT, 8 October 2024James Middleton has revealed how his son is doted on by his the children of his sisters, Kate and Pippa Middleton.
The 37-year-old, who resides in Berkshire with his wife Alizée, their one-year-old son Inigo and their six dogs, wrote about his typical weekend in the My Saturday column in The Telegraph.
James - who lives close to his elder siblings - said he usually stops by his parents' house for tea at around 4pm.
The Princess of Wales's brother gushed about how Inigo's six cousins look after his young toddler whenever they are together at family events.
Kate and William share Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six - while Pippa has Arthur, five, Grace, three, and Rose, one, with her husband James Matthews.
'My sisters and I are all within 30 minutes' drive, so there is often an aunt or a cousin passing through,' he told the outlet.
'The cousins all play their role in looking after Inigo – there's seven of them altogether at the moment.
'I think they're all impressed at how much of a mess Inigo can make. But there's lots of laughter and giggles about.'
James said that throughout his battle with depression, which has openly spoken about over the past couple of years, he 'recognised the importance of family'.
'I think any challenge that a family goes through is one that brings them together,' he added.
The Middletons have experienced a tough nine months, after Kate was taken to hospital for an operation in January and revealed that she had cancer in March.
But the future Queen revealed last month that she had 'completed her chemotherapy treatment' and is doing what she can to 'stay cancer free'.
Elsewhere in his column, James said that he starts the morning with eggs for breakfast with the radio playing, as Inigo enjoys listening to Bob Marley.