On 21 October 2021, Prince William and Princess Kate, 39, traveled outside their Windsor Suite at Heathrow Airport with Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 3, from their home at London's Kensington Palace, seemingly leaving his grandmother Queen's health problems behind and travelling as usual.
Prince William rode in an Audi car and was escorted down to the airport by a close escort from security and babysitter. Located in Heathrow Terminal 5, their exclusive lounge is dedicated to royalty and other celebrities – costing £3,300 ($4,540) per three-hour stay.
In photos taken Thursday afternoon, Prince William and Princess Kate can be seen picking up their luggage while Prince George waits patiently on the side of the road. Princess Kate always dressed stylishly, wearing a Diamond Geo Maxi shirt dress worth £295 ($405). Also wear a pair of £55 ($75) white trainers from Italian brand Superga.
Prince William wears blue casual wear with navy twill pants and brown shoes. Prince George wears dark blue pants and a light polo shirt, plus a camouflage backpack.
Heathrow Airport's luxurious VIP lounge, known as the Windsor Suite, is primarily for use by popes, presidents, royalty and religious leaders.
The trip comes at Buckingham Palace yesterday accused of misleading the country about the Queen's health. William was last attended with his grandmother, the Queen, and father, Prince Charles, at Windsor Castle. British media questioned the failure of the British royal family to disclose in time that the Queen had been taken to hospital, undermining public trust.
The Queen of England, 95, was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital on Wednesday afternoon and spent the night there. The scheduled two-day visit to Northern Ireland had to be cancelled at the last minute. The British royal family's communications team told reporters that the queen had been staying at Windsor Castle. On Thursday night, however, it was confirmed that she had been taken to a private hospital in London.
Former BBC journalist Peter Hunt claimed that the British royal family was "trying" to cover up the fact that the Queen was hospitalized. He said: "The media's confidence in the royal family will be severely tested by trying to cover up the fact that the Queen spent the night in hospital, and Buckingham Palace cannot afford a breakdown in trust. ”
Although members of the British royal family are entitled to privacy and medical confidentiality. But the health of the British monarch must be made public, as it involves a constitutional change of throne. As head of state, the Queen's health concerns are a matter of great concern and will get worse as she gets older. The news that Queen needs to be treated by a specialist in hospital — the first time she's spent the night in eight years — has sparked public concerns about her health.
Prince William and Princess Kate's travel holiday followed their Earth Photography Awards at Alexandra Palace in London. Whether the Queen of England is unharmed or the British Royal Family pretends to be calm to cover up the fact that the Queen is ill, it will be seen to see the follow-up news.