Kate Middleton, Prince William follow Princess Diana's rule for their children
Kate Middleton and Prince William also moved out of Kensington Palace to a relatively modest house with no live-in staff
Princess of Wales Kate Middleton and Prince William apparently follow Princess Diana’s rule for their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
According to a report by the Daily Express, Prince William and Harry’s late mother seemingly changed the trajectory of the monarchy when it came to raising her sons.
She wished for William and Harry to grow up with as normal lives as possible – something that is now wished for by her sons for their own kids.
Following Diana’s rule, despite growing up within the monarchy, the future king and queen want their three children to lead as normal lives as possible.
Royal expert Jennie Bond told i Magazine, “I remember William’s mother, Diana, telling me that she wanted her two boys to be brought up in a way no other royal Princes had been. And she did her best to give them an idea of what life beyond the Palace walls is like.”
The royal expert continued, “William and Catherine have gone further. They can’t change the fact that their children have been born into an extraordinary destiny and they’ve introduced them gently to some of the pomp and pageantry, but they’ve also given them a taste of a more ordinary existence – moving out of Kensington Palace to a relatively modest house with no live-in staff.”
