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William and Kate: They share this sweet ritual with their children

What is family life like in the palace? Prince William and Duchess Kate reveal a touching ritual that their children will never forget.

Abergavenny – A happy family, as it is in the book: Prince William (39) and Duchess Kate (40) fully embrace their role as parents. The two seem to master everyday family life with their three children with flying colors, which they certainly have to thank for their loving upbringing style.

When Prince William and Duchess Kate are on the road in an official capacity, there are always a few program items on their agenda, but they always take the time for the waiting fans and a bit of small talk. A few days ago, the Cambridges traveled to Wales, where they visited, among other things, the idyllic small town of Abergavenny. She was greeted with open arms by the flag-waving residents who promptly sought out a conversation with the royal guests of honor.
24royal.de* knows where Williams and Kate’s children were during the Wales trip.

A fan asked about Prince George (8) and his siblings Charlotte (6) and Louis (3), whereupon William gave a little insight into his private life. The father-of-three revealed a Cambridge family ritual that the royal couple shares with their offspring ahead of their appointments. “They [George, Charlotte and Louis] always ask us where we are going. Then we show them where we are on the map,” explained the 39-year-old. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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