Kate Middleton is looking forward to seeing her eldest son, Prince George, during the October school holidays, according to a customer she met in Norfolk.
The Princess of Wales visited a charity shop and café run by East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH), where she chatted with customers.
Denise Ashton, 68, said Kate told her she had missed George and was excited about him coming home. Ashton also said the family might go away during the break.
According to the report, George, 12, attends Eton as a boarding student and will spend the holidays with his family.
Kate also visited Treehouse Children’s Hospice in Ipswich on October 22. The hospice is run by EACH.
Wearing an olive-green suit by Victoria Beckham, she met staff and families and learned about the hospice’s expansion.
A Wales family fan page said the project would add new therapy facilities and spaces for teenagers. It is expected to be finished in 2028.
The fan page also said the hospice still means a lot to Kate, 14 years after her earlier visit.
The report suggests that Kate and Prince William are concentrating on their royal duties while leaving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to make their own choices. However, it does not provide a source for this claim.
