Kate Middleton royal shocker: Documentary claimed Duchess of Cambridge got wasted and carried home super drunk

Kate Middleton’s bad drinking habits were revealed via a documentary titled “Prince William at Thirty.” One the Duchess of Cambridge’s former fellow student in university, Helen McArdie, was interviewed and gave an account on how Prince William’s wife got so drunk during a night out that she could not get up anymore.

At that time, Middleton was attending the same school as Prince Harry’s older brother, but it is understood that the incident happened when the Duchess and Duke of Cambridge are not dating yet. In any case, McArdie described Kate as "couldn't walk and she was paralytically drunk" after hanging out with her friends.

The drunk Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

McArdie stated in the documentary that since Kate was almost unconscious already, she needed to be carried to go home. The thing is, she said that the Duchess was “carried back to her room by one of Eton boys.”

But this is not all as she went on to share that she also witnessed a similar incident, but this time it involved Prince William. Apparently, the prince has this embarrassing drunk moments too, and McArdie exposed it during the interview.

"On another occasion, I remember William coming back - I think after celebrating the end of his exams and falling into a bush outside of Sally's and having to be retrieved by his bodyguards,” she said.

Naturally cheeky Kate

Kate Middleton was said to be cheeky during her university days. They shared that she was even given the nickname Kate Middlebum when one time, she just “flashed her bottom to boys out the window.”

When Prince William and Kate Middleton started dating, they were also followed by paparazzi and was caught really drunk in one of their dates. The two spent time at the Kensington night club, Boujis and by 2 a.m. they were spotted heading home and stumbling their way out of the establishment.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are parents to three children now. They have matured and never been photographed in a humiliating scenario anymore. They are now focused on their royal duties and often on tour for goodwill.