Carole Middleton, the mother of Kate Middleton, will not be granted a title when her daughter becomes queen. Despite being seen as a valuable member of the Royal Family due to her support and presence at various royal events, Carole is unlikely to receive an honorary title during King Charles's reign or in Prince William's future reign. The rules dictate that new hereditary peerages are now only given to Royal Family members, making it improbable for Carole to receive one.
While there is a slim chance that Prince William may grant her a life peerage, it is not highly likely under the current regulations. Carole will not be eligible for a Queen Mother title as it is reserved for the mother of the current monarch and the widow of the former king. However, there is a possibility that Kate may appoint her mother or sister Pippa as one of her Queen's Companions once she ascends to the throne.
Despite any hopes of official recognition within the royal family, Carole is currently dealing with financial difficulties and trying to shield Kate from their family's money problems while undergoing cancer treatment. Carole and her husband are facing insolvency issues and struggling to pay off their debts according to reports from The Times newspaper.
