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Britain's Prince William and Duchess Catherine have been joined in their home by Catherine's parents.
Carole and Michael Middleton have moved into the couple's Norfolk estate to help them with preparations for their second child, which is due next month, after their two housekeepers abruptly quit in February.
A family friend revealed: "When George arrived, Kate and William moved into Kate's parents' house. This time the Middletons are moving in to Anmer with William and Kate."
Carole, 60, and her husband, 65, are now taking care of the Georgian manor, Anmer Hall, with Michael dealing with a mole infestation which has ruined the lawns of the estate.
Catherine - who gave birth to the couple's first child, Prince George, in July 2013 - is reportedly due to give birth on April 25, and her mother is ensuring the household is prepared for the new arrival.
The friend continued: "There is plenty of space and Kate really wants her mother around. At the moment Carole is getting everything in place because the baby is due around April 25."
Meanwhile, another source revealed William, 32, is more than happy to have his mother-in-law around as it has meant the atmosphere has been much less chaotic.
Another source told the Daily Mail newspaper: "William is very happy to sit back and let Carole take up the reins. She is ensuring that Anmer runs like clockwork. The nursery and staff will be an oasis of calm and evenings will be sacrosanct for relaxation, sleep and recovery."

Britain's Duchess Camilla launched The Big Lunch 2015 on Tuesday (10.03.15).
The community project aims to encourage people to get to know their neighbours by holding an annual get-together, with this year's initiative launched by celebrating eight exceptional volunteers who have organised previous events for people in their area.
The 67-year-old royal praised the guests during a reception at Clarence House in London by presenting them with wooden plaques honouring their efforts, and spoke about the integral part The Big Lunch played in celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
Talking about the project - which will, this year, be held on Sunday June 7 - she said: "Obviously talking to everybody here today it's making a huge difference to people's lives and getting people talking.
"And that's what community is all about so please keep on with the good work and thank you very much for all that you do."
Among the guests who dined with Camilla was 12-year-old Marcus Aitken from Cardiff in south Wales, who was the youngest volunteer to be celebrated at the event.
Speaking about the impact the get-together he organised had on his community, he said: "My street was down and boring before but now everyone talks to each other."

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and other royals attended a Commonwealth Day service on Monday (09.03.15).
The 88-year-old monarch was joined by her husband Prince Philip, as well as Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, as well as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Catherine, for the afternoon memorial service, which was held at Westminster Abbey in central London.
The event - which takes place on the second Monday of March each year - is the largest annual multi-faith ceremony in the UK, and celebrates the Commonwealth nations, encouraging collaboration between member states.
During the service, the Queen praised member states, saying the 53 Commonwealth nations are "guardians of a precious flame" and reminded them of the importance of working together.
She said: "When common goals fall apart, so does the exchange of ideas. And if people no longer trust or understand each other, the talking will soon stop too".
Other members of the royal family in attendance took time to talk to dignitaries and representatives of Commonwealth nations, many of whom congratulated Prince William's 33-year-old wife on her pregnancy.
The Duchess of Cambridge - who is eight-months pregnant with her second child - wowed the crowds in a pastel pink Alexander McQueen outfit which she last wore in 2013 while pregnant with Prince George, which she paired with a matching Jane Taylor hat.

Britain's Prince William and Duchess Catherine are fans of 'One Tree Hill'.
The creator of the TV drama series, Mark Schwahn, has revealed he was informed the 33-year-old royal and her husband Prince William were avid viewers of the programme before it ended in 2012, so sent them complimentary DVDs of the show.
He revealed: "I was told Will and Kate were big fans.
"I was approached about season four of five of 'One Tree Hill'. And they said, 'William and Kate love the show. They watch it all the time. Can we put together some box sets for them? Can we send along some stuff?' Obviously they were dating. And I said, 'Cool. Let's send them some stuff!'"
Now the show has ended, the 48-year-old screenwriter and director is hoping the royal couple will be watching his latest series, 'The Royals', which focuses on a fictitious royal family and stars Elizabeth Hurley as the Queen of England.
He told E! News: "I would love for Will and Kate to be fans of the show, and it would really bother me if people thought that we were attacking the actual monarchy. I'm a big fan, actually. I think it's relevant and important, and I love being able to go to London and see the history, touch the history and be fascinated by it."

Britain's Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall met 'Downton Abbey's Elizabeth McGovern on Monday (09.03.15). His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was accompanied by his wife, Duchess Camilla, for a reception in London where they were greeted b...

Britain's Prince Charles will focus on sustainability and youth opportunities during his trip to the US.
The 66-year-old Prince of Wales and his wife, Duchess Camilla, are planning on promoting the UK's partnership with the country in the two key areas and have several activities planned in Washington and Kentucky during the four day trip in an attempt to continue to make progress.
Commencing on Wednesday (18.03.15), Charles will visit Washington DC to speak with Global Ocean Commission Co-chairs David Miliband and José María Figueres about the threats of marine plastic waste, along with representatives from relevant organisations and major companies, while the Duchess visits a theatre company for young people.
Clarence House revealed the couple will remain in Washington on Thursday (19.03.15), where Charles will visit an educational facility for the adult immigrant population of the area, before the pair are reunited for a trip to Kentucky on Friday (20.03.15) where they will attend a Cultural Festival hosted by the Governor of Kentucky and Mayor of Louisville.
While in Kentucky, the Duchess of Cornwall will also visit Neighbourhood House community centre, as well as a reception for international welfare organisation The Brooke USA, where she will meet patrons and supporters, having been named the Brooke's President in 2006.
The trip will be the 20th time the prince has visited the US in an official capacity, while Camilla has visited twice before with her husband, in 2005 and 2007.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth officially named the UK's biggest ever cruise ship, Brittania, on Tuesday (10.03.15).
The monarch was joined by Prince Philip during a visit to the port of Southampton for the ceremony celebrating P&O Cruises' new 141,000-ton liner.
Shortly before a nebuchadnezzar of British Wiston Estate Brut NV was smashed against the boat to officially name it, Her Royal Highness said: "I name this ship Brittania. May Gold bless her, and all who sail in her."
The vessel - which features a 308-foot version of the Union Jack flag across its bow - is the second ship which the 88-year-old monarch has given the title, having previously named the royal yacht Brittania which began service in 1954, and continued to serve the public until 1997.
The latest ship has been created specifically for the British holiday market and is capable of carrying more than 3,600 passengers and 1,350 crew.
As well as a sports arena, library and gym, the £473 million liner boasts 15 passenger decks, a three-tier atrium, four swimming pools and a theatre capable of seating over 900 people.
Brittania's maiden voyage will be a 14-night Western Mediterranean cruise leaving Southampton on March 14, with the super-liner set to visit 57 ports in 31 countries during its first year alone.

Britain's Prince Charles says his wife Duchess Camilla helps him "see the funny side of life".
The 66-year-old heir-to-the-throne married his second spouse in 2005 and enjoys knowing their is someone "on his side".
He said: "It's always nice to have somebody on your side. She is an enormous support, and sees the funny side of life, thank God."
The couple have granted a rare interview with CNN correspondent Max Foster, and during the chat the prince also spoke of his "immense pride" in sons Prince William and Harry's charity work and excitement that his elder child and his wife Duchess Catherine - who already have 19-month-old son Prince George - will become parents for the second time next month.
The interview took place in January at the Balmoral estate in Scotland and Max hopes it will show how public opinion towards Camilla, 67, has warmed since the pair married.
He said: "Since the couple visited America as newlyweds a decade ago, the public perception of the duchess has changed.
"I wanted to explore that and give viewers a sense of what she's actually like."
'CNN Spotlight: Charles and Camilla', will air on March 14, three days before the royal couple arrive for a four-day visit to the USA.

Britain's Sophie, Countess of Wessex, escorted Mexico's First Lady on a visit to the 'Downton Abbey' set yesterday (05.03.15).
The 50-year-old countess and Angelica Rivera - who is in the UK accompanying her husband, President Enrique Peña Nieto, on a state visit - met cast members from the popular period drama, including Hugh Bonneville, Laura Carmichael, Michelle Dockery, Sophie McShera and Elizabeth McGovern, who all remained in period costume throughout the private trip.
Angelica, 45, will have particularly enjoyed the 'Downton' trip as she is a soap star in her native country and the British show's creator Lord Julian Fellowes thinks she would be very well-suited to his show.
He said: "Mexico has a very rich tradition of soap opera and running narrative drama which in many ways we sort of adopted - that very Latin American, high emotional content - to soup-up our dramas.
"I didn't in fact meet the First Lady. But I know they were all absolutely delighted that they came."
"In fact I met the President the day before when he came to address the Lords. It was very exciting, I love Mexico. It was very exciting because I have actually been to Mexico. In his speech he outlined a really very optimistic future for Mexico which I hope comes to pass."
However the showrunner played down claim the Mexican president had appealed for a cameo role for his wife on the programme.
He said: "I think she's more than capable of doing that herself. But she's already got a pretty difficult part to play as First Lady. I think that's more taxing than any role I could come up with."
Sophie has previously met the 'Downton' stars at a charity event last November.