Kate returns to public eye: King Charles' plea for grandkids

On June 15th, Duchess Kate made her first public appearance in many months. It has now been revealed that her presence at the Trooping the Colour had great significance. King Charles III emphasized the importance of having his grandchildren there; they couldn't be left without supervision.

On June 15th, Duchess Kate appeared publicly for the first time in many months. The wife of Prince William attended the annual military parade Trooping the Colour, and it was clear that she experienced the event with immense joy. She had to do it for the sake of the children and King Charles III, who, due to illness, has become even closer to her.

According to the Daily Mail, Kate and William’s children might not have made it to King Charles III’s so-called second birthday this year. The fathers of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were on horseback during the ceremony, meaning they would have been left unsupervised for a while. Fortunately, the Duchess, despite her treatment, could take care of them.

The British royal family maintains close relationships, and for this reason, Duchess Kate and Prince William are making every effort to involve their children in court life. This way, they have the opportunity to observe their grandfather, who, due to strained relationships with Prince Harry, is trying to dedicate even more time to his remaining close family.

People don't often see him with his grandchildren because most of these moments happen behind closed doors. The King is making a great effort to find time for them in his busy schedule - says a close friend of the royal family to the Daily Mail.

King Charles III places great importance on building family bonds. At one point, he organized parties at Clarence House, where all the grandchildren could have fun. Even Queen Camilla has mentioned that the monarch loves the children from her family and cares deeply for them.