The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took part in their first public
walkabout in two years on Tuesday, as they celebrated St David’s Day in Wales.
Talk always turns to the
royal couple’s children and Prince William, 39, and Kate, 40, revealed the sweet
tradition they share with Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and three-year-old Prince Louis, before they head off on their duties.
The Duke and Duchess get
to travel all over the country for their work and later this month, they’ll be
heading off on their first overseas tour since the start of the pandemic.
Kensington Palace shared
details of the couple’s forthcoming trip, revealing that William and Kate will
visit Belize, Jamaica and The Bahamas from 19 to 26 March. No doubt they’ll be
pointing out the locations on the map to George, Charlotte and Louis before
they head off.
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William, Kate, George and Charlotte on their royal tour of Poland in 2017
Last month, the Duke and
Duchess both had their own solo trips, with William visiting Dubai in the UAE and Kate traveling to
Copenhagen in Denmark.
Prince George and Princess
Charlotte have accompanied their parents on their royal tours in the past, with
future king George visiting Australia and New Zealand in 2014 at just eight months old.
In September 2016, the
young royals joined William and Kate in Canada and in July 2017, George and
Charlotte traveled with them to Poland and Germany. Prince Louis, who turns
four in April, is yet to make his royal tour debut.
