Princess Kate's mother, Kyrol Middleton, quietly celebrated her 69th birthday, and unlike in the past, this time there were no ** and no family members publicly expressed their blessings on social **.
You must know that the British "first mother-in-law" was very lively when she had a birthday before, and she had photographed many family members holding parties for her.
Previously, the youngest daughter Pippa was still celebrating her mother's birthday in her husband's mansion, and Kate also wore a McQueen dress worth 20,000 yuan to attend, with a lot of flowers and gifts.
However, this year has been particularly unlucky for Carol.
Her 1987 party supplies company, Party Pieces, which has struggled due to the pandemic, was once profitable enough to send three children to an expensive private school, but it didn't survive and declared bankruptcy last year.
Although it was the family company that went bankrupt, not the family itself, the British tabloids were not going to miss this opportunity.
Carol has been keeping a low profile for the last year, missing the Wimbledon Championships and the Royal Ascot Derby, which she attends every year.
Especially after her company declared bankruptcy in June last year, it was found that she owed more than 61 to the tax office£30,000 in unpaid VAT, also owed to the Royal Bank of Scotland 21£90,000 in Covid loans, and a range of family businesses owes £45£60,000.
Not only does she owe money to the bank and **, but she also owes money to the ** businessman.
Sultani Gas, the company that supplies hydrogen, has even publicly stated that Party Pieces owes them £20,430, stating:
"What sadds me the most is that I trust her
Because she is the mother-in-law of the future king,
And she betrayed me.
This is absolutely unacceptable. ”
There are also some ** businessmen who have not publicly torn their faces, but they are also obviously dissatisfied.
Portuguese cylinder manufacturers make cylinders for Carrol and £82,872 in outstanding bills; The manufacturer who provided the party decorations was owed £52,304.
Although the company was eventually bought by entrepreneur James Sinclair for £180,000, this James made it clear that he would not pay what he owed.
As a result, posters were plastered on trees and lampposts around the village of Buckbury, where the Middleton family lived.
What's even worse is that the TV series "The Crown" has aired its sixth season, and not only the young Princess Kate has appeared in the play, but also Kyrol Middleton.
Her image in the play is not positive,
Always encouraging her daughter to get close to William,
claimed that her daughter "deserves better".
It's simply molded into a greedy snob who tries his best to climb up.
The actor who played Carol in "The Crown" had a wicked smile on his face
In order to maintain decency, Carol Middleton said after the company's bankruptcy that he chose to retire "to have more time with his grandchildren".
But details about her company and what happened behind the scenes are still coming to light:
*According to the report, the company's expansion into the United States has not been smooth.
She decided to expand in Europe and the Middle East, and a series of mistakes made by the company's management team contributed to the company's bankruptcy.
So it's been a disastrous year for Carol.
All her attention is now focused on the recovery of her daughter, Kate.
After all, her daughter is the future queen of England, and her grandson is the future king, so if the company fails, it will go out of business.
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