How Kate Middleton and Prince William spent Easter with their children

For the second consecutive year, Kate Middleton, Prince William and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis jumped the Easter celebrations of the royal family to the St. George’s chapel in Windsor. Last year, the family of five missed the festivities because Kate underwent cancer treatment; This year, however, they chose to spend time with the parents of the Princess of Wales, Michael and Carole Middleton, in their country country, Anmer Hall.

Anmer Hall, located in Norfolk, is on the Sandringham estate, where the royal family generally spends Christmas each year. The family is heading every year to and from the main house at the Madeleine Saint-Made Voisine church, and the family of five people in Wales attended Easter services yesterday, according to Good morning!.

Just as they do Christmas morning, the family attended the service at 11 a.m. and was joined by Michael and Carole for the church. Good morning! reported that the princess of Wales was dressed in a long camel coat and a brown hat, while the Prince of Wales wore a dark costume. The vicar, the Canon Paul Williams, gave the Royals wrapped in hot cross rolls out, and their exit was under the radar, while they left via the rear entrance to the church (while a large crowd of sympathizers awaited them at the front).

George, Charlotte and Louis are currently still on Easter break at school in Lambrook, returning on Thursday, April 24. The five -year -old family often spends time in Anmer Hall while children were at the end of Queen Elizabeth in 2011. Good morning!.

“We spend as much time as possible here,” said William in an interview for the Apple Time to walk podcast. “It’s very peaceful.”

Michael and Carole Middleton live nearby in Bucklebury, a short distance by car from Anmer Hall. By The independentWilliam told his father, King Charles, of his family’s intention to miss the traditional Royal Easter service to “enjoy prolonged time with Easter family,” said a source The mirror. “They choose to spend time together with the family before the children go back to school.”

While William, Kate and the children took advantage of a more private and discreet Easter, the Royals went out en masse to St. George’s Chapel on April 20, with King Charles and Queen Camilla opening the way to Royals like Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Sarah Ferguson, Princess Anne, Sophie, Duchess of Edward, Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex. A source told US Weekly That the family of Wales jumped Easter is “a big problem”, as “it is the royal tradition for the family to attend together”. But, the former royal correspondent, Charles Rae, told GB News, this is another example of William and Kate’s commitment to put their children first, even before the royal functions.

“I’m going to tell you exactly what’s going on – that Wales have decided that they were going to spend the Easter weekend with their family in Norfolk, and everything that is out, if you wish, the traditional Easter service,” said Rae. “They had the king’s permission, so it’s not as if it was a snob or something like that. Everything is above the board.”

Rae added that the family intended to have a hunt for Easter eggs on the field of Anmer Hall, “so everything is devoted to children, as it should be with Easter, in any case.”

“And William is really a father, with Catherine, and they devote as much free time as they have it to their children,” he continued. “And I think it’s quite true.”