Prince William and Kate Middleton’s children prevent royals from fulfilling their royal duties

Recently, there has been criticism that Prince William and Kate Middleton‘s children prevent the royals from fulfilling their royal duties, as they intend to be present parents during the childhood of their heirs and have avoided many public engagements.

However, Gareth Russell, the royal author, has come out in defense of the Prince of Wales, claiming, “His actions are far from negative; giving priority to his children is a good lesson for the people“. The royal couple has three kids: George, Charlotte, and Louis.

It should be noted that the eldest is George, and he is only 10 years old, so he is still a human being completely dependent on his mother. Before this, the royal expert mentioned: “If it seems very low, previous generations of royals did not do this; they always preferred commitments before spending quality time with their children“.

William is the legitimate heir, so he knows that when he ascends to the throne and his children are older, their time together will be limited, so he plans to take every opportunity to create memories with his children before that time.