Borrallo Receives Royal Victorian Medal

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Maria Teresa, Toreon, Barallo, the longtime nanny for Prince William and Kate Middletons

children steps into the spotlight this Tuesday.

The 54-year-old will receive the Royal Victorian Medal in Silver from the Prince of Wales himself

at Windsor Castle.

He's earned this for her dedicated service to the Royal Family since 2014, with the

honor announced in the New Year's list at the end of 2025.

This medal dates back to 1896, created by Queen Victoria as a personal thank you from

the monarch.

Unlike other awards influenced by committees or ministers, it's awarded solely at the

sovereign's discretion in gold, silver, or bronze based on service level.

Barallo has care for 12-year-old Prince George, 10-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 7-year-old

Prince Louis through Christening's, parades, and overseas trips.

Families like the Wales' value her steady presence, even if she doesn't live in full time.

A native of Spain, she trained at the prestigious Norland College in Bath, famous for its top

nannies and focus on etiquette.

The school, started in 1892, trains pros who've served royals for over a century and plans

university status soon.

Recently spotted with William, Kate, and the kids heading to Buckingham Palace for the

King's Christmas Gathering, Barallo's role remains vital as.

The family navigates public life.