Prince William-Kate ‘different’ from royal family: ‘They don’t want to be…’

A royal author defended Kate Middleton and Prince William, claiming they are “prioritising their children”.
Prince William and Kate Middleton refuse to be “painted as absentee parents” for Prince George, Princess

Charlotte and Prince Louis, a royal commentator claimed as the couple were criticised for their lack of public engagements in 2023. Royal author Gareth Russell defended Kate Middleton and Prince William, claiming they are “prioritising their children”.

Britain’s Kate, the Princess of Wales, from right, Prince Louis, Prince George, Prince William and Princess Charlotte leave after attending the Christmas day service.(AP)
Britain’s Kate, the Princess of Wales, from right, Prince Louis, Prince George, Prince William and Princess Charlotte leave after attending the Christmas day service.(AP)

“We can defend the couple in that this is what it looks like when royals prioritise their children and their home life. The reason why it seems so low is that the previous generations of royals did not do this, with the result that they

were often painted by their children and by many of their subjects as being absentee parents. They weren’t there enough for their children,” he told GB News.