Pippa Middleton is most popular for being the sister of none other than Kate Middleton, the wife of Prince William. Ever since her sister got married and became the Duchess of Cambridge, Pippa has been on the spotlight. This is why the press tend to follow her every move and check up on the 32-year-old's activities. So when she decided to move in with her 40-year-old millionaire boyfriend, James Matthews; the public went crazy with excitement. This is especially since they have just been dating for a couple of months.
It seems like the couple are trying to have a "trial run" and see how compatible they both are when they decide to finally move in together. According to sources, Pippa moved into the £17 million town house owned by Matthews which is situated in Chelsea. The source also says that prior to dating, the two have been friends for a very long time. Ever since then, Matthews has always shown an interest on Pippa. Since the couple was already spending so much time together, moving together seemed like it was just the most logical step to take.
Even though the couple has only been dating for two months, they were actually dating in 2012. When they split up, Pippa dated Nico Jackson for three years. They broke up in October when the banker moved to Geneva. During the New Year celebration, Matthews and Pippa saw each other again on the Caribbean Island of St. Barts. This is where they found each other once again and have decided to get back together.
In case Matthews looks familiar, he's the brother of Spencer Matthews, the star of Made In Chelsea. But while his brother is in the show business industry, James decided to lead a low-key life as the Chief Executive of his own investment firm, Eden Rock Capital Management.
Despite their whirlwind relationship, it looks like her mother, Carole, is supportive of the couple. On Thursday, she was photographed dining out with the pair at an upscale Indian restaurant called 'Rasoi'. Perhaps the couple is preparing for something grander in the future?
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