Kate Middleton’s Parents Blasted For Allowing Party Pieces To Go Bust

It may have been a business decision on Michael and Carole Middleton‘s part to sell Party Pieces and retire, but to someone else it was personal.

For years, Carole Middleton ran her beloved company Party Pieces, bringing joy and pretty decorations to birthday parties, weddings, anniversaries, graduations, and others, but a few months back, they decided to sell the company. Now, they’re a target because of it.

Villagers Seek Helpers To Join In Neighborhood Watch After the Princess of Wales’ Parents Are Targeted

Villagers are asking for more volunteers to join them in Neighbourhood Watch schemes, especially since a new wave of poster pests are now targeting Kate Middleton’s parents.

The poster sees the 23-year-old OnlyFans model posing in a pink bra beside the words, “This is what I’ve turned to. The company I used to work at had now let me go this is because: PARTY PIECES HOLDINGS LTD have not paid their creditors.”

This has prompted the West Berkshire village of Bucklebury to double their efforts in filling the vacant positions in their Watch schemes. The village is home to Carole, 68, and Michael Middleton, 74, and Kate’s sister Pippa’s farm.

An ad in the parish magazine reads: “We are looking for more people to set up or fill Neighbourhood Watch schemes.”

It goes on to list the streets with vacant positions. The locals are onboard with catching whoever is putting up the posters, with one saying, “We need to catch whoever is doing this. While posters on trees may seem harmless, falling victim to a targeted hate campaign must feel intimidating for the Middletons.”

The posters pinned on trees and telegraphs add to a line of malicious campaigns against Michael and Carole, after their Party Pieces business went under this summer with £2.6million in debts. However, the couple sold it weeks earlier.

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