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  2. What the Royals Think of Carole Middleton's Crippling "Party ...

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    Soooooo, Carole Middleton's brand, Party Pieces, is in a huge amount of debt.Which isn't great news for the Middletons—to the point where Carole is “desperately” trying to shield her ...

  3. Inside the Financial Fall of the Middleton Family Party ...

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    Before she was part of the royal family, Princess Kate Middleton was part of a party planning empire — sort of. Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, owned Party Pieces, a party ...

  4. Michael Middleton - Wikipedia

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    The Middletons sold Party Pieces in May 2023 after it fell into administration. [39] The company owed £2.6 million to creditors when it collapsed, including £612,685 owed to HM Revenue and Customs , £218,749 owed to Royal Bank of Scotland for a Coronavirus Business Interruption loan, and £20,430 to an Afghan refugee whose small business was ...

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  6. Carole Middleton - Wikipedia

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    Carole Elizabeth Goldsmith was born on 31 January 1955 in Perivale, London, the daughter of Ronald (1931–2003) and Dorothy Goldsmith (née Harrison; 1935–2006), great-granddaughter of Jane Harrison (née Liddle; c.1839–1881) whose great-greatgrandfather was aristocrat Sir Thomas Conyers, 9th Baronet.

  7. Party piece - Wikipedia

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    In 1717, the actor and playwright Colley Cibber wrote The Nonjuror as a party piece for King George II who paid Cibber £2,000 and appointed him poet laureate as a result. [10] [11] The poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge's party piece was the recitation of his poem "Christabel" which he performed for others many times before it was published in 1816. [1]

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  9. The Party People - Wikipedia

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    The Party People is a retail party supply chain based in Australia. It operates the largest retail party supplies outlet in Australia, [1] as well as Australia's most visited online party supply store. [2] The website services customers in Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and the United States.