Pippa Middleton has shared a glimpse into her Easter plans, revealing she’ll be spending the holiday at a Berkshire farm with family.
The Princess of Wales’s sister runs the attraction, which will host Easter activities including egg hunts, crafts, chocolate-making workshops, and a bunny disco from April 2–5, along with tractor rides and play areas.
The 42-year-old and her husband, James Matthews, bought the £1.5 million, 72-acre estate in 2020 after leaving London. The farm also offers summer glamping in safari-style tents.
Their rustic place functions without electricity or Wi-Fi, providing what the venue describes as "a blissful escape from everyday life" and "a rejuvenating digital detox."
Each unit can give place up to six guests, typically two adults and four children, and comes with a stove, private amenities, a fitted kitchen, and outdoor BBQ facilities.
The farm places Pippa near her family in Berkshire, with her parents at Bucklebury Manor and her brother James living nearby with his wife Alizée Thevenet and their son.
On the other hand Pippa’s sister Princess Kate and Prince William are expected to join the King and Queen for the traditional royal gathering at Windsor.
This marks a return to public holiday traditions after the family spent the previous two Easters privately.
