Duchess Kate has received an honorable post for the first time in Royal Family history

Middleton solidifies her passion for art while also setting a record in the history of the British Royal Family.

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, has been announced the patron of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, becoming the first royal ever to have held this title.

According to All Cute All The Time, the announcement was done on the official Twitter account of Kensington Palace that Middleton had come out to do 'something no other royal has done thus far.'

The tweet from the palace wrote: 'The Duchess of Cambridge is to become the first Royal Patron of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Furthering Her Royal Highness’s interest in the visual arts, photography, and design, she formally takes up the V&A Patronage from today.'

The official account of the palace further stated that Victoria and Albert Museum is the world's leading museum of art, design, education, and performance.

Initially, it was incepted to make works of art available to everyone and to inspire the designers and manufacturers of Britain.

Meanwhile, the online source informed that Middleton has always been one of the biggest admirers of arts and has 'deep passion' for it. She even has a degree in the History of Art from St. Andrews University.

By accepting patronage to the museum, she has solidified her intention to stand with the art industry and to help many people holding a deep passion for art, like her, come into the limelight.

The Royal Family has been in the news continuously in the recent times, making one headline after the another. Most of it has to do with Prince Harry's big wedding with the actress Meghan Markle.

The news regarding Middleton assuming the patronage comes as one of the more positive news coming out of the Kensington Palace, the online source suggested.