Welsh 3 is really filial, takes the initiative to take care of Kate who is sick, and takes on household chores when she comes back from school
Royal family editor Rachel Burchfield revealed that Princess Kate is now in a better condition and lives in a villa in Sunderringham to recuperate. Although the children have started school one after another, they still do their best to take care of their mothers.
Last month, Kate announced that she had cancer, which caused a big upheaval around the world, and she announced her retirement from royal duties. The strange thing is that Kate's return to work has been postponed indefinitely, and even as conspiracy theories continue to grow online, the British royal family still has a straight attitude.
According to foreign media reports, during the Easter holiday, William specially pushed his work aside and took his family to Sandringham for a vacation. Since Princess Kate was diagnosed with cancer, the Welsh Sambo has grown up instantly, and all kinds of filial piety have been praised by netizens.
To protect privacy, the royal family did not disclose what kind of cancer it was, nor did they say what stage of treatment it had reached. The Princess of Wales was last seen outside Christmas Chapel in Sandringham, following the royal family to pay homage to the populace.
At that time, the family of five was happy, and the Welsh Sambo was cute and cute, and attracted all the spotlight as soon as he appeared on the scene. Now that Princess Kate is sick, the three children have also lost their childishness, and they are playing the role of little assistants, which is indeed gratifying.
According to foreign media reports, now the three cute babies ensure that they wash their hands on time to avoid the spread of germs. In addition, when they come home from school, they will take the initiative to take on household chores to create a quiet and comfortable environment for Kate.
According to the original arrangement of the royal family, Kate will return to work on April 17, and even show up at Lambrook School to personally send her children to school. But now the plans have changed, Kate continues to stay at home for treatment, and the original plan to return to work has also been lost.
The Prince of Wales and his family spent a perfect Easter holiday at Ammel Hall in Norfolk. Now that the children are back in school and Kate's condition is stabilising, it seems that everything is going well.
Maternal grandmother, Carol Middleton, also moved into the royal villa in order to provide better care for Kate. Kate's condition was relieved, and in addition to the credit of the medical staff, her mother's family also contributed a lot, forming a virtuous circle.
Due to the busy schedule of royal duties, William is now back at work. I have to admit that this was the busiest and most difficult time in William's life, but as the pillar of the family and the royal family, he had to pick himself up and carry everything at this time.
A source told the media that the Welsh Sambo is Kate's spiritual pillar that has sustained her to where she is today. During her recovery, her mood was volatile, and Kate even suffered from depression, which sparked concern among fans and the public.
Next month will be the thirteenth anniversary of Kate and William's marriage, and now the royal family has not said anything about it, and it doesn't want to make a fuss at this juncture. If nothing else, there will be no celebrations and not even recent photos will be released.
Now Kate's situation is indeed magical, the royal family says that she is recovering, but the actual situation is unknown to the public. All official duties have been pushed off, and even the number of online appearances is decreasing, giving people a confusing feeling.
After the Princess of Wales was diagnosed with cancer, she was most worried about her three children, and she spent a long time explaining to them what cancer was and the difficulties she faced in the future. Looking forward to Kate's early and healthy return, the children need the protection of their mother, and the British royal family also needs her.