Kate Middleton turns forty two on Tuesday, and she's receiving masses of love on social media, alongside a bell-ringing show from Westminster Abbey.
Kate Middleton celebrates her forty second birthday on Tuesday, and her well-wishers are sending her lots of love.
Leading the fray is the Royal Family's X (formerly Twitter) account, which wrote, "Wishing The Princess of Wales a very glad birthday today!" alongside a picture of Middleton all decked out for Coronation.
Several British institutions chimed in with their birthday wishes, consisting of the Victoria and Albert Museum, which wrote, "As Royal Patron of the V&A we thank her for her persisted support, championing of childhood creativity and early years development, and occasion of artwork and design."
Billie Jean King additionally shared her regards, tweeting a photograph of herself with Middleton alongside the caption, "Sending our needs for a very comfortable birthday to Catherine, the Princess of Wales. Enjoy your one of a kind day."
To add even greater festivity, Westminster Abbey shared a video of the church ringing its bells in honor of Middleton.
"The Abbey bells are ringing to have fun the birthday of The Princess of Wales," they captioned an X video. "Our bell ringers are ringing 542 adjustments of Stedman Caters observed by using a path of Sgurr A'Chaorachain Surprise Royal."
While there may be no phrase on how the royal is spending her birthday, previous celebrations may want to point out a low-key affair. For Middleton's thirty ninth birthday, she reportedly had a household tea celebration alongside Prince William and their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
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