Prince William Honors Nanny with Royal Medal

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Prince William presented his family's longtime nanny, Maria Teresa Turio, Barallo, with

the silver royal Victorian medal during an investiture.

Ceremony at Windsor Castle on March 24th.

The honor recognizes her dedicated service to him and Kate over the years.

He's been with the family since their oldest child, Prince George, was a baby, providing

steady care as Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis came along.

William personally handed her the award.

This medal stands out because King Charles selects recipients at his discretion, unlike more

common honors for public service.

No photos of the moment were released to the media.

Barallo trained at the elite in Norland College, where nannies learned advanced skills from

child development to self-defense and even evasive driving.

She's worn their signature brown uniform at royal events before.

Even as the children grow up, she remains a key part of their lives, recently spotted

with William and Charlotte heading to King Charles's Christmas.

Lunch at Buckingham Palace.