Kate Middleton: Why does the Duchess of Cambridge often have plasters on her hands?

Kate Middleton is married to Prince William with whom she has three children.

The royal couple has two boys and a girl: Prince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3 and Prince Louis, 6 months.

Kate is known for her wonderful style and flawless elegance in the performance of her public duties.

But sometimes she is spotted with a little less glamorous accessory – but why?

The Duchess of Cambridge is often seen with a bandage on her hand to cover minor wounds.

She had recently been seen wearing one when she had accompanied her husband to the Tusk Conservation Awards in London this month.

It was on the middle finger of his right hand and, although she tried to hide it, she was clearly visible.

This is far from the first time that the duchess has been seen with the protective coating.

In December 2016, she was seen wearing a bandage on her left thumb while attending Christmas service at St. Mark's Church in Berkshire.

In November of the same year, she had a large bandage on her left hand when she visited the Nelson Trust Women's Center.

In August 2016, she had a bandage on the thumb of her right hand, visible as she greeted the admirers.

According to the Daily Mail, Kate has been wearing plaster in public since 2008, three years before her marriage to Prince William.

When Buckingham Palace was questioned in 2016 about the presence of a cast, he said, "We do not comment on plaster," reported The Mirror.

However, most likely, Kate receives as many cuts and scrapes as the average mother of three children.

However, unlike the majority of British mothers, Kate employs a nanny to look after her children.

Maria Borrallo, originally from Palencia in northern Spain and trained at the prestigious Norland College, takes care of the little princes and the princess.

Writer Louise Heren, who co-authored a book on Norland's nannies and spent a year making a television documentary at the university, said Maria would earn about £ 38,000 a year in resident badistance to the growing offspring of Kate and William and have been trained not to impose strict rules.

She is expected to agree on a regular routine of bathing and bedtime for the children with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

William and Kate chose Maria in 2014 to replace Jessie Webb, William's former nanny, who came out of retirement to help the couple after George's birth.

Maria enjoys a private area of ​​Kensington Palace, comprising a bedroom, a living room, a kitchenette and a bathroom.