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Prince William met guinea pigs, sheep and goats and chatted with students: He also gave insight into Princess Kate’s current condition.
Sandwell – In an emotional video at the end of March, Princess Kate (42) announced that she had to undergo preventive chemotherapy, which consequently suspended her royal activities. In her regeneration phase, the Princess of Wales also seems to miss her work a lot, as heir to the throne Prince William (41) told the students at a high school in the West Midlands.
Princess Kate apparently misses her work and especially appointments with children
The prince made a surprise visit to St. Michael’s Church of England High School, where he also spoke about his wife Princess Kate. At the school, Prince William told a member of staff: “I’m sorry Catherine can’t be here too. She would have loved it.” The Prince of Wales has also only just returned to duty after a period of guidance and support for his family. Experts had predicted difficult times for Princess Kate in recovery isolation.
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In a handwritten letter a few months ago, a student named Freddie Hadley (12) invited the heir to the British throne to a project on mental health for boys at his school. Now the 41-year-old accepted the invitation – a little late – and found out about the “Am I manly enough” initiative at the school in Sandwell, central England. Freddie and his school friends want to break with the prejudice, “ that girls cry and boys get angry”. William was invited to learn about the mental health initiative.
Prince William turns out to be a guinea pig whisperer – of course Kate would have liked to see that
It wasn’t Prince William’s only appearance that attracted attention. Because at the second appointment at the Woodgate Valley Urban Farm youth farm, the father of three turned out to be a real guinea pig lover. A YouTubeVideo on the “Royal Family Channel” captures how touching the heir to the throne was about the fluffy four-legged friends: “These guinea pigs are very popular, they look very cuddly.” He then greeted the rodent with a warm “Hello, Hi”.
He wasn’t just impressed by the guinea pigs, he also mingled with sheep and goats and was very convinced of the farm’s approach to giving mentally challenged children new access to themselves and positive development through living with animals.
In passing, the 41-year-old cheerfully said that he often had to lend a hand to look after the guinea pigs’ cages because his children Prince George (10), Princess Charlotte (8) and Prince Louis (6) would regularly forget. The royal couple is already planning a secret expansion to provide more peace and quiet to regenerate Kate. Sources used: people.com, YouTube “Royal Family Channel”, gbnews.com