Prince William, Kate Middleton give ‘proof’ of King Charles support
Prince William and Kate Middleton are lauded for their show of support for King Charles
Prince William and Kate Middleton have shown their face of unity amid tensions in the Royal Family.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, who attended Easter service with King Charles at St George's Chapel in Windsor, broke tradition to support His Majesty.
Royal expert Jennie Bond tells Mirror : "I think the fact that William, Catherine and the children were there this year is proof that the family felt they needed to put on a big show of unity and support for the King.
"George never looks particularly comfortable in front of the cameras to me – and I’m sure he’d much rather have been running around or playing video games in Norfolk! But this is what a life of duty looks like."
Jennie added: "I was quite surprised to see Harriet Sperling‘s daughter, Georgina, included in the royal party at such a young age.
"It’ll be quite something to tell her school friends! But her mother and soon-to-be stepfather, Peter Phillips, clearly trust her enough to be discreet about her new extended family,” she noted.
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