Royal experts say Prince William is protecting his children from the grief caused by the Queen's death!
According to royal correspondent Jenny Bond, the Prince of Wales will do his best to protect his children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, from any continuation of grief.
The expert added that despite the grief experienced by the entire royal family since the Queen's death last month, the Princess of Wales will ensure that the children "get back to normal as much as possible" during the semester break.
Shortly before the Queen's death, William and his wife Catherine and their three children moved from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage, reportedly closer because of their closest relationship to the late monarch.
Queen Elizabeth II died on 8 September, just after William's children had finished their first day of classes at Langbrook School.
Ms Bond said Kate and William would try to "move things forward as quickly as possible" to avoid the children "wallowing in grief-stricken" depression.
The Royal Expert told OK! magazine: "After the death of their great-grandmother, William and Catherine will start a new life as soon as possible and will not dwell too much in the grief of the past few months."
"Although there will be undoubtedly times when Prince William will be sad, he will try to avoid transmitting his emotions to them and try not to upset the children."
