James Middleton opens up about how the support of his family, including sister Kate Middleton and brother-in-law Prince William, has helped him through his darkest times, which he chronicles in his new memoir,

Did she not read the signs or did she simply not know how to read the signs? There’s a new report that suggests Carole Middleton did not understand her son James Middleton and the mental health problems that he was going through.

James Middleton is opening up about his experience with depression — and during a dark time when he pushed his family away — in his forthcoming book, 'Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life.' An excerpt of the new book was published by the Daily Mail on Sept.

James Middleton, brother of Kate Middleton, recently revealed the depths of his mental health struggles, sharing how he nearly reached the brink of madness. In his upcoming memoir Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life,

While James Middleton is best known as Princess Catherine’s younger brother, his story goes far beyond his royal connections.

James Middleton knew early on that Prince William was the perfect match for his older sister Kate Middleton. In a new excerpt from his upcoming book Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life, published by The Daily Mail, James recalls learning of Kate's engagement to the Prince of Wales and how she "blossomed" after meeting him.

Kate Middleton's brother, James Middleton, is sharing his inspiring story in his upcoming memoir, "Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life," and in a new interview with People, the royal sibling said his battle with depression has changed the way his famous family looks at mental health.

When James Middleton disappeared for two days walking in the Lake District to clear his head in 2017, he came back into phone reception to find a barrage of messages from his worried family. “The pings come thick and fast,