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Kate Middleton and Prince William have found a new nanny to take care of their 7-month-old son Prince George, a source said.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s new hire was spotted pushing their baby boy in a stroller, accompanied by two protection officers, in Kensington Gardens on March 4.
An insider said that George’s nanny — whose name has yet to be disclosed — is from Spain and in her 30s.
She has reportedly lived in the U.K. for over 20 years, and has mostly cared for children of the aristocracy in the past.
Hello! magazine first reported on George’s new caregiver.
The new nanny was hired just in time for Middleton and Prince William’s romantic vacation in the Maldives on March 6.
The royal couple is staying at the brand-new, five-star Cheval Blanc Randheli Resort, while George stays with his grandparents, Michael and Carole Middleton.
Hello! reports that Carole is showing George’s nanny the ropes while Middleton, 32, and Prince William, 31, are away.
Little George won’t have to stay home on his parents’ next vacation, however.
The family of three is scheduled to embark on a public tour of Australia and New Zealand next month.
According to Hello!, George’s nanny will join them on trip to lend a helping hand during the Duke and Duchess’ official engagements.
George’s previous nanny was Jessie Webb, who cared for Princes William and Harry when they were young.
Webb reportedly came out of retirement to look after George following his July 22 birth.
