Duchess Catherine is an idol for many women and people. Not only their style and their humanitarian work inspire, their healthy lifestyle is also a desirable goal for many – but this luxury has its price.
Lots of exercise, time out in nature and a healthy, balanced diet are the be-all and end-all for Duchess Catherine, 39, and her family. At official appointments in the name of the Crown, Kate and Prince William, 39, keep giving you an idea of the lifestyle care for them at home. You will be amazed at what the Cambridges spend the most money on …
Duchess Catherine: Family health comes first
Of course, Kate’s beauty secrets also include some products and facials, as well as a large bill for her hair stylist. However, health is much more in focus for the Royals. And Duchess Catherine is paying a lot for that.
Duchess Catherine and Prince William
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Healthy foods, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and a colorful selection of fresh ingredients are a must at Kensington Palace. After all, this is not just about William and Kate wanting to maintain their own health, they also serve as role models for their children. “We have carrots, beans, beetroot – an absolute favorite, Louis loves beetroot more than anything. Charlotte likes her Charlotte potatoes, of course,” the 39-year-old once revealed in an interview with cookbook author Mary Berry, 86th whole 35,000 pounds (about 40 thousand euros) should the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge only spend on food, as “Vogue Australia” claims to have found out.
Duchess Catherine’s beauty products are affordable
Kate’s radiant appearance doesn’t just come from her healthy lifestyle. Facials should be added to their monthly expenses. As “Hello” reports, the mother of three underwent a monthly facial with bee venom. The mask enriched with the poison remains on the skin of the face for about 20 minutes and stimulates the blood circulation. It should be the natural alternative to botox, as inventor Deborah Mitchell, by whom Duchess Catherine swears, explains.
One of the monthly treatments is priced at around 80 euros. So every year Kate is close less than 1000 euros for her facial treatment. In addition, there are the costs for Catherine’s hairstyling.
Kate’s hairstyling costs around 9,000 euros a year
For her well-groomed hair, the Duchess needs a treatment in the salon around every six weeks. This is where the royal should be drawn: In Richard Ward’s Hair & Metrospa in London. Kate is said to have loved the Keratin Infusion Extra Moisturizing treatments. As the salon’s homepage reveals, the stylist charges 25 pounds (around 30 euros) per 10 minutes. With a two-hour treatment, Kate’s wallet would later be 360 euros lighter. With 9 visits a year that would make a sum of 3,240 euros. As “Vogue Australian” reports, however, a color treatment should come on top, so that Kate at almost 9,000 euros in hairdressing costs in the year lands.
Duchess Catherine relies on several sports at the same time
Another cost point at Cambridge: The sporting balance. Kate herself has been an avid tennis player for years and is said to have registered her children Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 3, for lessons at the club. The family chose the Hurlingham Tennis Club in Fulham, London.
There is currently a waiting list for admission to the tennis club. As “Hello” reports, the annual membership fee should be over 1,100 euros. There is also an admission fee of 3,350 euros. It is not known whether all members – including the young royals – have to pay this amount. Otherwise the family would, when all 5 Cambrigdes are registered, in the year Pay 5,500 euros for membership.
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Is Duchess Catherine still registered with the Harbor Club?
In addition to tennis, Kate should also work out in the gym. It is known that the Royals in Kensington Palace have a specially equipped gym. As the British media suspect, a rowing machine is said to be the Duchess’ absolute favorite piece of equipment. It is not known which model she owns, but it is assumed that Kate spent at least 3,000 euros on it.
It is uncertain whether William and Kate will continue to be members of an external gym. The Duke and his wife are said to have been registered at the Harbor Club in Chelsea by 2014. They paid just under 400 euros per month there (per person, mind you).
Sources used: hellomagazine.com, vogue.com.au, richardward.com, instagram.com