this prestigious title she inherited… and it’s not thanks to Kate!

Kate Middleton and her sister Pippa cultivate the common points. The two similar ones have, for example, become mothers three times, the Duchess of Cambridge being the proud mother of Princes George and Louis as well as Princess Charlotte. For her part, her eldest welcomed a boy named Arthur Michael William, a little girl with the sweet first name of Grace Elizabeth Jane, and a second, Rose, born in July 2022. In addition, according to theDailyMailthe wife of James Matthews would have decided to acquire a huge mansion Georgian in Berkshire, near Adelaide Cottage, in Windsor, where the Cambridges recently decided to move. Perfect for organizing family meals! And, according to L’Express.UkPippa Middleton should get closer to her sister in a new area.

According to information from our British colleagues, Pippa would be ready to inheritan aristocratic title in the future. Her stepfather, David Matthews, is the Laird of Glen Affric and owns the Scottish estate of 4,000 hectares near Loch Ness, in the Scottish Highlands. Her eldest son, James, the husband of Pippa Middleton, will therefore inherit the hereditary title on her death, and her daughter-in-law should receive her own title, which would be recognized in the Commonwealth. As a reminder, the daughter of Carole and Michael Middleton married business leader James Matthews in May 2017 duringa sumptuous ceremony at St. Mark’s Englefield Church.

Pippa Middleton: a future lady?

“In the years to come and in particular as future Lady Glen Affric, Pippa Middleton will be able to receive in the great Scottish domain of her husband”, indicated the historian Michael Reed to our colleagues. However, technically, Pippa Middleton and her husband will not be not members of the aristocracy, as a duke or earl would be, which is why a laird is not called a lord. As recalled by L’Express.Uk, the title of “Laird” is a Scottish appointment dating back to several centuries and was assigned to land owners when Scotland was an independent nation, which allowed them to attend meetings of the Scottish Parliament.