But it looks like William and
Kate could rely on their trusty nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, to lend a
helping hand.
While the Cambridges had
front row seats in the Royal Box as they watched the pageant in central
London, Maria was seen sitting a few rows behind the family by an aisle, with
easy access to her young charges if needed.
The Spanish nanny, who has
worked for the Cambridges since George was around eight months old, is
often seen out and about with the children, but she tends to keep a
professional and very low profile.
She has been pictured looking
after George, Charlotte and Louis at past Trooping the Colour events, when they
were too young to ride in the carriages during the procession, and has also been
on hand at royal weddings and christenings to make sure the kids are
well-behaved. She also usually joins the family on royal tours.
Maria is exceptionally private
and when she first landed her royal nanny role, Kensington Palace said in a
statement: “As an employee of the Royal Household we would ask, please,
that Maria’s privacy, and that of her family and friends, be respected. We will
not be giving further details on Maria or her employment, except to say that
the Duke and Duchess are of course delighted she has chosen to join them.”
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She was on hand in case of anything
Maria attended England’s
prestigious Norland College in Bath which has a reputation for being at the
forefront of early years’ education and training, offering an intensive
academic degree and skills-based diploma programme.
Maria, who often wears the
recognisable brown Norland nanny uniform for formal events, is also trained in
security given the high-profile nature of her young charges.
