George, Charlotte, and Louis, the children of the Prince and Princess of Wales, are currently enrolled in Years 5, 3, and 2 at Lambrook School in Berkshire, respectively. A recent film released by the Prince and Princess of Wales to mark Princess Kate’s conclusion of chemotherapy provided some fascinating insights into their lives. The video revealed a glimpse into their everyday moments, showing a side of the royal family that is rarely seen or appreciated.
Despite the international intrigue and public appearances that dominate their lives, the film highlighted the ordinary aspects of their family life. Prince Louis was seen climbing on logs, Charlotte was playing cards, and George was simply relaxing with his parents. This portrayal should not come as a surprise, as Princess Kate and Prince William have consistently worked to provide their children with as normal a life as possible.
Since their marriage, the royal couple has made a concerted effort to ensure their children lead a life shielded from unnecessary public scrutiny. They manage this by splitting the responsibility of the school run and ensuring that their children only make public appearances on their terms, usually with minimal advance notice. Rebecca English, the Royal Editor of the Daily Mail, notes that if and when the children feel comfortable, at least one parent is often seen dropping them off at school, while both frequently attend their extracurricular activities, such as football and cricket matches, or cheering them on at swimming and dance recitals.
At Lambrook School, the children are known as George Wales, Charlotte Wales, and Louis Wales, rather than by their royal titles. This practice reflects the titles their parents received from King Charles after Queen Elizabeth II passed away two years ago. Similarly, Princes William and Harry used the name Wales during their school years and military service, as it was their father's title.
Princess Kate and Prince William have been widely praised for their efforts to maintain a sense of normalcy for their children, which is evident in the recently released video. According to a body language specialist, the royal family appears to be evolving with the times, showing a more relaxed and middle-class side that contrasts with the often hidden dramas of royalty, such as marital splits or arranged marriages of convenience. Judy James told Express.co.uk that while the Royals may have kept a lot of drama behind closed doors, it is clear that there is a great deal of joy, happiness, and strong bonds of love within the Wales family.
