Title: Royal Coronation: Middleton Family’s Support and Markle’s Silly Request Exposed

The Middleton family, including Kate Middleton's sister Pippa, brother James, and parents Carol and Mike, showed their support for the Princess of Wales and her in-laws at Saturday's Royal Coronation.

They were seated together at Westminster Abbey, a few rows behind the non-working royals attending the event.

Carol, 68, looked elegant in a royal blue coat dress from Catherine Walker and Co., complemented by a matching headband and sapphire jewelry.

She smiled as she entered the event, exuding grace and poise.

Pippa, 39, opted for a pale yellow coat dress from Claire Mishavany, paired with a hat from the renowned Milner Janes Taylor.

The Middletons eagerly watched as Kate and Prince William's three children participated in the crowning ceremony of King Charles and Queen Camilla.

This is not the first time the Middletons have been present at royal events.

They also attended the christenings of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

Pippa's husband, James, even posed for the official christening portraits in 2018.

Additionally, the Middletons were among the guests at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in May 2018.

While the Middletons stole the spotlight with their splendid appearance, royal fansites are buzzing with discussions about Doria Markle.

During Meghan's demands for the wedding, she requested an invitation for her mother, Doria, and even asked for accommodation for both of them at Windsor Castle.

However, the King only allowed the Sussexes to use Frogmore Cottage, as per his orders.

It seems Meghan had grand plans, hoping to secure the most beautiful and largest palace from the Queen to start a family with Harry.

However, it is unusual for a non-royal family member to have placement in Windsor Castle.

Meghan and Harry's request for a wing in Windsor Castle, which would have put them ahead of the Cambridges, was rumored and later confirmed when they were moved out of Kensington.

Meghan's plan to move into Windsor was primarily an attempt to gain favor from the Queen over William and Catherine.

However, being a member of the royal family is not a popularity contest.

Charles, for instance, has not always been popular but has consistently fulfilled his duty and advocated fiercely for his people.

Furthermore, Meghan was also pushing for a title for her mother.

If she couldn't become a Duchess, they were willing to settle for a Countess, Lady, or Baroness.

Windsor Castle, with its 1,000 rooms and numerous staff members, could easily accommodate Katie and her mother.

However, the Queen understood Meghan's intentions and did not grant them the opportunity to move in and boast about it, especially in front of the then Cambridges.

In conclusion, the Middleton family's presence at the Royal Coronation showcased their unwavering support for the Princess of Wales and her in-laws.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle's ambitious requests, including accommodation at Windsor Castle and a title for her mother, were met with the King's orders to use Frogmore Cottage instead.