On May 10, local time, William, Prince of Wales of the United Kingdom, continued his visit to the Isles of Scilly, arriving at St. Mary's Port from Tres Island, one of the smaller islands.
William, 42, walked into a café called "On the Quay" and was fascinated by the aroma of the newly baked local specialty "Cornish pie", and bought five pieces for 5.5 pounds (about 50RMB) each. It is reported that William returned to London shortly after buying the pie, apparently the five pies were to be shared with his wife and three children.
The Isles of Scilly belonged to the Duke of Cornwall, who was William, who inherited the title after his father Charles became king, and in turn became even wealthier than his king's father.
The area belonging to the private domain of the Duke of Cornwall, spanning 21 counties of England, administers up to 135,000 acres (about 820,000 acres) of land in England and brings more than £20 million a year to the lord.
Once upon a time, Charles took out a part of this income as a fund, which his two sons could enjoy, including Princess Kate and Meghan Markle's clothing expenses, but because Harry followed Meghan to "take off Meghan", he also lost the income from the territory.
According to the British newspaper, William's visit to his territory and his overnight stay there was a long time coming, as he had not left Kate's side for a day since she fell ill.
However, some royal experts believe that William was able to go out for the night, indicating that Kate's condition has improved and she no longer needs to be taken care of by an inch.
During a visit to St. Mary's Community Hospital, William was asked about his wife's condition, saying that "everything went well" with Kate's treatment and that "she faced the process with optimism." ”
Locals invited William and his family to be able to continue the tradition of previous years and still come to Tresco for a holiday this summer, to which the prince responded that they would come if they could.
William also took the initiative to mention his children in the communication with the local people. "My family is very unhappy that I didn't bring them here," said the prince when asked by a local why he didn't stay one more night, "and if I don't come home today, the kids will be furious with me." ”
It seems that William still cares about his family and always cares about his wife and children.
Royal biographer Ingrid Seward said in an interview with People magazine that "for William, everything depends on Kate's well-being," and "William prioritised giving her all the time and support she needed to recover, especially for the children." ”
Robert Lacey, another royal biographer, said: "From what we know about William and Kate's personal lives, for William and Kate, spending time with their children is the most precious and enjoyable thing they can do." "The dual illness has put a lot of pressure on William, both as a parent and as the heir to the family," "and it has brought all sorts of challenges. William, on the other hand, dealt with the matter calmly, everything was routine and without drama. ”