Pippa Middleton Joins Local Charity Run Near Berkshire Home

Pippa Middleton joined the Kintbury 5, a five-mile charity run, on Sunday near her home in Berkshire. The event was hosted by Kintbury St Mary's Primary School close to Hungerford. She wore HOKA running shorts, a William's Racing cap, and fresh blue and white Hoka trainers. Her race number 164 was pinned to her top, and her hair was tied back in a ponytail.

M. and followed tracks, trails, and quiet roads through the countryside. Organizers described it as a fun, lively event and arranged activities for younger participants. Middleton has completed several endurance events, including the Great Wall Marathon in China, the Race Across America cycling challenge, and a 47-mile Swedish event that combined swimming and trail running.

She and her husband James Matthews have three children: Arthur, aged seven, Grace, aged five, and Rose, aged three. It is not known whether the children joined the run. The family is involved in a privacy dispute over their £15 million, 32-bedroom residence, Barton Court.

Hearings are examining whether an electric security gate can remain in place. Local residents have objected to the gate, stating that the driveway serves as a pedestrian route between footpaths. Matthews submitted written evidence citing the need for higher security due to the family's public profile.

Middleton has not attended the Planning Inspectorate hearing, where her husband is seeking to keep a contested footpath closed to the public.