Prince George’s Private Nanny Got Fired After 9 Years. What she said shocked the entire royal family: “Just as Camilla said, the biological father of Prince George turns out to be…”
Maria, who had been caring for Prince George since shortly after his birth in 2013, was more than just a nanny. Trained at the prestigious Norland College — known for producing elite nannies for high-profile families — she had become a steady, almost invisible, presence in the lives of Prince William and Princess Catherine’s children. Her sudden departure raised eyebrows across the UK, though the palace has not issued an official statement regarding the reason.
According to close sources, the decision was described as “amicable but firm.” Some speculate it was due to a shift in the family’s lifestyle and public roles, especially as Prince George enters a new chapter in his education and development. Others hint at behind-the-scenes changes as Princess Catherine continues to take a more hands-on approach to parenting.
But what truly surprised the public was Maria’s unexpected reappearance on social media just days after her departure — something she had never done before, in line with royal staff protocols. In a bold move, she launched a personal video diary on a new public platform, sharing insights from her time as a nanny, parenting tips, behind-the-scenes moments (without violating confidentiality), and empowering advice for caregivers around the world.
Her first video, titled “What I Learned from Raising a Future King,” quickly amassed over 10 million views overnight. In the video, she did not speak ill of the royal family. Instead, she praised the children’s manners, Princess Catherine’s devotion as a mother, and the importance of discipline, structure, and emotional intelligence in early childhood development.
Viewers were instantly drawn to her calm demeanor, her warmth, and the rare glimpse into what it takes to help raise a royal child. Parenting bloggers, educators, and even celebrities reposted her video, calling it “inspiring,” “brilliant,” and “full of wisdom.”
