Princess Kate's brother James Middleton is opening up about his past mental health struggles, and crediting his former dog, Ella, with saving his life. In an excerpt of his new book Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life,

James Middleton, the younger brother of Princess Kate, has made a heartbreaking statement about his family as he releases his debut book Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life

The 37-year-old has been promoting his new memoir, which describes how he overcame depression — not thanks to family, friends or psychiatrists — but to Ella, the spaniel who saved his life

From royal wedding nerves to cheeky questions from Princess Charlotte and Prince George, James Middleton has written a deeply personal memoir.

In his memoir, Kate Middleton's brother, James, explains how Prince William used his dog, Ella, as a 'good excuse to escape' card games.

Since marrying Prince William, Kate Middleton has become a fixture in the Royal Family. Kate has climbed the ranks of popularity during her time in the Royal Family, and a new poll has her even beating her husband,

Kate Middleton met Prince William in college so she understandably had a lengthy wait before he proposed, leading to a cruel nickname from the British tabloids.

Princess Kate and Prince William joined James Middleton for an "extensive memorial service". James, who has written a new book titled Meet Ella, has spoken about how his dog's death in 2023 impacted him and his close family.