Catherine Admits To Missing Children

New Dehli source: kensingtonroyal

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are currently on a tour India and next Bhutan. The couple arrived in Mumbai on the 10th of April and yesterday Catherine admitted to missing her children.

George and Charlotte have stayed home at Amner Hall where their nanny will keep them in a routine which includes the little prince attending nursery school a few mornings a week.

William and Catherine were in Pan Bari village when the duchess spoke of her little ones.

As reported in the express.co.uk:

"The Duchess told locals that Prince George is very cheeky, and said seeing all the little girls dancing in the village reminded her of Princess Charlotte.
She said she is feeling sad today because she is missing her children, but added that she will bring George and Charlotte with her next time she visits India.

When asked by elders why they had not bought George or Princess Charlotte with them, Kate replied: "Because George is too naughty. He would be running all over the place. The next time we come we will definitely bring them.' "

 

Enroute India to Bhutan source: kensingtonroyal

Charlotte And George News

Prince William has proudly told how his daughter Princess Charlotte is already kicking a football.

"She's a very good footballer. You hold her hand and she kicks it," William said. "Very sweet".

William was attending a reception at Wembley Stadium in his capacity as President of the Football Association (FA). Charlotte will celebrate her first birthday on May 2nd.

Meanwhile, the Prince of Wales has spoken about his love of gardening in a BBC Radio 4 broadcast. Charles has already had grandson Prince George help him plant two trees at Highgrove House. He expressed his hope that his grandchildren will come to love gardening as much as he himself does. 

In fact Charles and sister Anne were given small plots of land to care for at Buckingham Palace when they were young children. 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will start their 6 day tour of India and Bhutan on April 10th. Their children will remain at Anmer Hall with their nanny and stick to a routine which includes George attending nursery school a few mornings a week.

Wales Family 1986 Highgrove