With the Queen, 95, becoming increasingly frail, there’s no doubt that William, 39, and Kate, 40, are coming to terms with what is likely to be a busy time ahead. That juggle is only set to intensify over the coming years.
“I could see how much comfort and confidence that gave her in getting on with her job, which she does brilliantly, but I think it is always such a wrench for her to leave her children behind.” William and Kate with George, Louis and Charlotte ©Getty “Despite being the Duchess of Cambridge and being able to afford around-the-clock nannies and so on, she had her mum looking after Prince George and Princess Charlotte, which struck me as just really normal. “I remember being with her when we were on a tour together in Bhutan and we had a moment to talk about how difficult it was to leave little children behind,” Katie says.
Posing for photographs and looking adoringly at one another, and even dancing closely during a traditional dance, it’s clear the royal couple are going from strength to strength as they prepare to celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary on 29 April.īut Katie Nicholl, author of Kate The Future Queen, who has been on several tours with Kate, says that despite the Duchess’ smiles, she still feels the “wrench” of being taken away from her young family, Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte ,six, and Prince Louis, three. The couple at a reception in Belize ©Getty
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