Everyone knows that the Prince and Princess of Wales are not looking for Nancy in their family. But one Nancy—Maria Teresa Turrion  Borrallo—was indispensable in their family! Borrallo has played an important role in  the lives of the Prince and Princess of Wales,  Prince George, since he was just eight months old. While a resident at Kensington Palace, she assisted  members of the royal family  in raising Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Cancer has caused communication problems with the royal family. When Maria Teresa became  one of the main people helping the children of  the Middletons, it brought comfort to  Princess Catherine. She comforted Princess  Charlotte as she watched Princess Catherine  undergo chemotherapy treatment. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis all consider  her part of the Welsh family. A close associate of the Welsh family has  claimed that While the family was at  Anmer Hall for Easter, Maria helped Princess  Catherine explain to the children about her illness.

Having Nancy Maria by her side through thick  and difficult times gave Princess Catherine comfort  and strength during a very tumultuous  and unpredictable time. A source of comfort to  Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince  Louis, and a source of comfort and  orientation to the princess herself. Nancy Maria's sympathetic attitude and Catherine's in-depth explanation of her illness eased the children's worries and doubts. She was there for the royal siblings, providing support and  listening while they processed their feelings about their mother's health. An informant told us that Princess Catherine  thanked her from the bottom of her heart for  the unending support she gave her  and her children during their illness.

An interview claims that Princess Catherine  said she wanted to run the show and educate her relatives. So why did the Prince and Princess of Wales put their trust in this nanny? Nancy Maria studied at a famous daycare center. Borrallo attended Norland College. The school is delighted to be the first school in the UK to offer training in  child care, after training  in Spain. The curriculum covers a variety of topics, including evasive driving skills, infant brain development, and medical care.

"Nannys are trained in everything  from defensive riding to security issues  to how to care for the future king or queen,"  a royal analyst stated in a report in May 2015  on monopoly organization. "So [Borrallo]  really understands all the things that a parent might  need to understand about parenting." Her abilities are one of a kind. The royal caretaker attended Norland College,  where she unexpectedly learned Taekwondo,  how to operate a vehicle in bad weather  and how to avoid cameras.

In risky situations,  the second possibility is very useful. Taekwondo is the "fighting discipline of choice" in Norland,  a report said, and the practice is "specifically adapted to teach how to avoid the possibility of being kidnapped by a cart". Furthermore,  Wiltshire's Combe Circuit Castle escorts nannies to "improve their motoring skills"  and teaches them to "operate a car at high speed in all weather conditions". In 2014, she became a member of the royal family with Princess Catherine and Prince William. After Borrallo became royal nanny, she made her debut when she accompanied the royal couple on their 2014 trip to Australia and New Zealand.

Nanny Maria was there to care for Prince George, who was eight months old at the time, while the couple carried out their royal responsibilities. Since then, Borrallo has never missed a trip  with Catherine and William, whether they  holiday with the family at their country house  at Anmer Hall or embark on a royal tour. She teaches the children Spanish. Borrallo taught  Spanish to Prince George. "Her son George already knows how to count  to 10 in Spanish," says the website, a little girl  speaks Spanish and chats with  the Princess of Wales.

She has been a guest at several  royal events. Borrallo is a familiar face at  royal occasions such as the Parade of Colours,  when she and her youngsters can be spotted looking out the windows of Buckingham Palace or at royal ceremonies, where she assisted in maintaining the utmost decorum in the young waiters. At Princess Charlotte's christening in 2015, she was perhaps best known for her appearance. Nanny Maria,  Prince William, Princess Catherine, Prince  George, Queen Elizabeth and Prince George  all celebrated the new addition to the royal  family.

In her brown dress and bowler hat,  she resembles the most famous fictional  nanny in the entire world, Mary Poppins,  and has similarities to  Norland College's  costume. She was born with a gift for raising children. "Maria absolutely adores the children," a source told a celebrity magazine in July 2018. "She is sometimes  tough and strict; however,  she can also be extremely loving and sensitive to them". Most importantly, Borrallo had the most important talent for a contemporary royal nanny:  the ability to be present whenever  needed without being intrusive.

Today, royal nannies must strike a balance between providing care and psychological support to the children in their care without appearing to influence the decisions of royal parents. In the past, royal parents often hired nannies to help with housework. Prince Charles and Princess Anne had to arrange  two “meetings” during the day to visit their mother,  the queen, when they were still children. The "nanny-dominated world" persisted even during the 1960s, according to Royal Children's historians, who spoke in an August 2019 report.

But Princess Diana cared deeply about her sons, even taking William on trips at an age almost unprecedented for a royal child. William and Catherine followed in her footsteps. Typical trips to  the grocery store or munching on snacks  from the trunk of the car while William practices  polo are examples of how they try to keep  their children's lives private and normal. A source close to Catherine informed me that she "runs things at home when it comes to the kids and schedules" while Joe is away. "She is extremely involved in every aspect of their day."

She acts as a children's photographer when needed. Borrallo has proven himself as an excellent photographer for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, as well as being a talented racer and martial arts practitioner. When photographed behind the three children in June 2023 during the Parade of Colors, the caregiver kept a steady hand. Before King Charles' birthday procession,  Borrallo sat nearby with his cell phone, taking  photos of the children inside Buckingham Palace. Catherine knelt down to talk to her young children. Thank you for watching the video. For now,  we would appreciate it if you could share  your opinion with us.