Wales family ensures joy and normalcy for young royals during official outings
Prince William and Catherine are known for carefully balancing tradition and family life—and that commitment is especially evident during royal events involving their three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
While the children are gradually being introduced to royal protocols and responsibilities, the Prince and Princess of Wales are making sure their upbringing still includes joy, wonder, and moments of genuine family connection.
At June's Trooping the Color celebration, the Wales children joined their parents, King Charles, and Queen Camilla on the Buckingham Palace balcony to witness the Red Arrows flypast. According to Lip-Reading the Royals: The Secret Conversations, a new Channel 5 documentary, the couple was seen fully engaged in creating a memorable experience for their children.
Forensic lip reader experts revealed that William and Catherine excitedly pointed to the sky and spoke animatedly to the children, saying things like, "Can you see it? Oh, they're coming around again," and "Did you enjoy it?"
Royal commentator Cristo Foufas noted that the royal couple “immediately went into mum and dad mode,” doing everything they could to make the occasion special—despite having witnessed countless similar events over the years.
"They've probably seen a million flypasts," the analyst added, "but they don't let that get to them. They make themselves enthusiastic to ensure it's really special for the children."
By blending royal duty with everyday parenting, William and Catherine continue to shape a modern royal family—one that honors tradition while keeping their children grounded in meaningful, personal experiences.
