The Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge are set to spend the Easter holidays in private with their
children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The two eldest children,
George, eight, and Charlotte, six, are currently enjoying their Easter
break from private school Thomas’s Battersea, having begun their holidays last
Friday. Louis, three, broke up even earlier from Willcocks Nursery, also last
week.
Kate, 40, will no doubt be
making sure their kids are kept entertained and this year’s celebrations are
full of fun for the next three weeks. It’s not known where the Cambridges will
spend the long school holidays, but in the past, they have stayed at their
country bolthole in Norfolk where they can enjoy days out at the beach.
In 2018, while at the
traditional Windsor church service attended by the Queen, Kate told some little
girls outside St George’s Chapel that George and Charlotte had enjoyed an
Easter egg hunt in the morning, which will no doubt be recreated this year.
While the Duke and
Duchess often attend the Easter Sunday church service with the monarch and
other members of the royal family, it is yet to be confirmed whether they will
travel to Windsor this year.
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| The royals will celebrate Easter in private |
Last year, on their official
Instagram page, Kensington Royal, William and Kate gave royal fans a glimpse
inside their family celebrations on Easter Sunday.
A video showed a milk
chocolate egg covered with white chocolate writing that read ‘Happy Easter’
being smashed into little pieces with a rolling pin. The caption read:
“Wishing you all a safe and happy Easter.” So, we’re pretty sure
their day will clearly include some form of chocolate!
