Kate shared in her missive in June that she “blown away from all kinds of support and encouragement messages”, and added, “It has really made the difference to William and me and has helped us both through some of the more difficult times.”
The Prince of Wales also appreciated these public views of empathy, the future king did not think of a pick-up, either, among such trial times.
“The double disease has put tremendous pressure on William, both as a parent and inheritance from the family business,” Royal Cinema and The crown historian Robert Lacey told People. “It has given all kinds of challenges. He (has handled) it with calm and lack of drama.”
And, added Lacey, “From what we know about their personal lives, for William and Kate, it is the most valuable and fun and fun and to spend time with their children.
Kate’s parents are also among the couple’s support system, William joining Karole and Michael Middleton on Royal Ascot June 19. Close to the in -laws then his days and follow their daughter While they were students at the University of St. Andrews, William took at one point Carole’s hand when she freed her heel on her shoe from the grass at the Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire.
