The Prince and Princess of Wales’ three children are slowly starting to forge their own paths. While the sibling trio—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—appear to have taken on some of their parents’ beloved hobbies, they’ve also continued to find their own feet, exploring new passions and pastimes.
Meanwhile, their mother took an extended break from the morning school run routine with her three kids after she announced that she was undertaking preventative chemotherapy treatment for cancer earlier this year. From the millions who watched that video, barely a soul could remain unmoved by those words. How fitting, then, that in this latest personal update on her cancer journey, we witnessed the warmth of a family united in love and positivity, which the Princess says has been the foundation of strength and courage that she has needed.
One of the highlights the royal family will celebrate during this break is Halloween, a time that promises to be fun and full of family activities, like many other families around the world. With back-to-school scheduled for November 4th, the Princess will have plenty of time to strengthen family ties and enjoy memorable experiences with their parents, who are known for prioritizing their children’s education and emotional well-being even in their lives as Royals.
This period of rest, therefore, presents itself as a valuable opportunity for the royal family to create meaningful memories in a context of renewed unity and love. Now that Catherine is planning a slow return to her regular routine, from royal engagements to family outings, we’re taking a look at how the busy mother of three starts her day when she’s in full health.
The mother of three always looks so healthy and radiant; it’s clear to see that she eats a nutritious diet. She loves a smoothie and a bowl of oatmeal for breakfast in the morning. The Princess also prepares a nutritious breakfast for her kids, including apples and cereal. The Wales couple could easily ask their nanny to take their children to school and nursery every day; however, the parents often like to accompany George, Charlotte, and Louis themselves.
Who could forget Catherine taking Prince George to school at Thomas’s Battersea just one day after she gave birth to her youngest son, Prince Louis? The royal amazed royal watchers after she stepped out to present her newborn son to the world just seven hours after giving birth, then did the school run the next day. The Princess previously admitted that she felt guilty about not spending enough time with her children as she opened up about juggling motherhood with royal commitments.
All the time, she mentioned how even this morning, coming to the nursery visit, George and Charlotte were asking, “Mommy, how could you possibly not drop us off at school this morning?” The family has since moved to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, and the Wales children now attend Lambrook School, just a short drive away.
Like Princess Diana before her, Catherine is not afraid of being vulnerable about the realities of her life. She has spoken on several occasions about the challenges she’s faced as a mother, and by opening herself up, she has helped us all to feel a lot less alone. Whatever Catherine wears, she always looks toned, and her figure is attributed to her committed exercise regimen. A report revealed that the royal manages to fit in an hour’s workout each morning.
She isn’t opposed to getting her kids involved in her morning workouts. “It’s running around after the children. I do it all. Whenever I can squeeze in exercise, I do, even jumping on the trampoline with my kids before school.”
But did you know that Louis and Charlotte have a sweet hobby in common that they don’t appear to share with their older brother, George? Their father revealed that Louis and Charlotte are huge film fans, while George has a greater preference for gaming. Speaking about monitoring screen time, the royal father said, “At the moment, it’s trying to regulate the gaming; monitoring screen time got to be careful of that.”
This isn’t the first time William has alluded to his children’s TV habits; earlier this month, the future King revealed how the trio tends to grapple over the TV remote.