Kate Middleton and Prince William published a touching tweet this Sunday, December 25, which celebrates one of the talents of their son, Prince George.
Kate Middleton and her husband, the prince william, never deviate from tradition. On December 13, the Princess and the Prince of Wales shared their usual greeting card on their social networks. In this shot captured on a country lane in Norfolk, the couple pose, all smiles, alongside their three children, George, Charlotte and Louis. Two days later, Kate Middleton and Prince William went, along with Princess Charlotte and Prince George, to Westminster Abbey to attend the evening Together at Christmas, overseen by the Duchess of Cornwall herself. It was also the last public appearance of Prince George, who should however attend the traditional Christmas mass on December 25, which is to take place at St Mary Magdalene Church. But before this family reunion, Kate Middleton and Prince William wished honor their eldest son by revealing one of its hidden talents: drawing.
Indeed, the royal couple shared on Twitter, this Sunday, a work painted by the 9-year-old heir. This drawing represents a deer surrounded by snowflakes, snow placed on its nose. The prince also featured two small robins, perched on one of the antlers and on his shoulder. “Merry Christmas“, wrote the parents of George in addition to this drawing whose level of detail impresses. Subscribers to Kate Middleton and Prince William did not hesitate to congratulate the little boy. “The child has talent“, “the drawing is Very well done“, “I will be your first client if the drawing was turned into a charity Christmas card”, “very impressive“, “an artist like his mother“can we read among the responses to the tweet.
What’s next after this ad
Kate Middleton, artist at heart
As noted by a surfer, the artistic fiber of Prince George is reminiscent of that of Kate Middleton, who has set her sights on the photography, an art she has been practicing since starting her PhD at St Andrews. For several years, the daughter-in-law of King Charles III and Princess Diana has been used to capturing snaps of prominent members of the British Royal Family herself, especially his children; a way also to control the public image of his descendants, in order to protect his private life.