Kate Middleton, Prince William News: Family's Housekeeper Resigns Due To Demanding Job

Everyone knows that Kate Middleton and Prince William have a set of helpers. However, new reports claim that the family's royal maid just resigned due to her demanding job.

Sadie Rice, 35, is earning £35,000 annually for cooking, cleaning and shopping for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their royal children in Norfolk. However, she decided to leave because her job became "too demanding," Daily Mail reported.

Sadie Rice reportedly refuse to spend more time at Kate Middleton and Prince William's home in London, Kensington Palace, which the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge share with Prince Harry. Her departure will be inconvenient for the royal family of four, especially that Kate is still seeking to expand their household staff.

"'Sadie's a hard worker but the job's demands got too much, even for her," a source told The Sun. "hey wanted her to spend more time at Kensington Palace and her work was increasing all the time."

The insider explained that due to the demands of Sadie Rice's work she had no normal life outside. Kate Middleton and Prince William's helper is serving her notice and it is unlikely that she will change her mind.

Good thing that Kate Middleton and Prince William just hired Emma Boyce, 35, as their second housekeeper at Anmer Hall. Boyce previously worked for Princess Beatrice and Eugenie for a decade.

Emma Boyce addition to Kate Middleton and Prince William's staff is a huge help for the family. She's also very warm to the royal children. "'She is very popular and friendly and George and Charlotte already get on well with her and her kids - she has a boy and a girl."

Aside from losing their maid, Kate Middleton is also reportedly looking for a private secretary following Rebecca Deacon's resignation. Deacon has been with the royal family for 10 years, but she is leaving her post this summer.

Will Kate Middleton and Prince William be able to find a replacement for Sadie Rice soon? Are there chances for more staff to resign due to their work becoming "too demanding?" Drop a comment below.