Kate Middleton broken by grief, her frail figure attests

A very difficult time for the royal family of England. The kingdom is in mourning after losing its queen September 8, 2022. The sovereign died at the age of 96, leaving behind a saddened people and family. The Duchess Cambridge, now Princess of Wales, seems to be very touched by the disappearance of Queen Elizabeth II. Kate Middleton, who continues to come out to welcome the tributes of the British people, displays a small mine. The young mother seems indeed emaciated.

But the news Princess of Wales wanted to look good. Accompanied by her children and her husband, she went to meet supporters of the royal family who came to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. Although weary from the family’s recent move, Kate Middleton wanted to support her husband in this complicated period. The young woman also confided in how her children, George, Charlotte and Louis had taken the news of the death of their great-grandmother.

Kate Middleton: her children understand

George, 9 years old and Charlotte, 7 years old and Louis 3 years old lost their great-grandmother a week ago. According to their mother, Kate Middleton, the two eldest understand what is happening. But little Louis too! In the crowd, a young woman would have heard Kate Middleton tell what his youngest son said about his grandmother’s death. “Louis said at least Grannie is with her great-grandfather now” the Princess of Wales would have said. Another fan of the royal family who was present during the tributes also recounted this little exchange that his daughter had with the princess. “My daughter asked her how the kids were doing, and Kate thanked her and said yes, they were fine and they were being taken care of at school, so it was a nice exchange.” he explains to the BBC, at the microphone of Jo Black. For the first time, the three children of Kate Middleton and Prince William go to the same school. Which also seems to delight them. The day Queen Elizabeth II died, the Duchess of Cambridge was unable to travel to Balmoral Castle as it was the children’s first day at school. The young mother therefore remained in Windsor and could not support her husband in this ordeal, nor bid farewell to the Queen.