Prince George’s Heartwarming Bond with Grandmother Carole Middleton
Prince George’s Heartwarming Bond with Grandmother Carole Middleton
Prince George, the eldest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, is gradually being introduced to his future role as King. His willingness to help others has been evident from a young age.
Prince George’s Thoughtful Nature
According to a profile on Princess Kate in The Times, the 12-year-old prince is accustomed to helping with errands. During an engagement marking the late Queen Elizabeth II’s passing, Prince William and Kate met members of a local Women’s Institute group in Sunningdale, Ascot.
Sally Pellow, 64, recalled serving Kate in a French Connection shop in Reading and meeting Prince George in an interior design shop around five years ago. “I had popped in to pick up some wallpaper samples, and Prince George had gone in with his granny, Carole Middleton,” Mrs. Pellow said. “He was beautifully dressed and sitting at a desk eating bits of orange.”
Carole and Michael Middleton: Involved Grandparents
Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, are actively involved in their grandchildren’s lives. They often share childcare duties with the young royals’ nanny, particularly when Prince William and Kate travel abroad for royal tours.
Prince George’s Public Appearances
The Wales children charmed the crowds in Sandringham on Christmas Day as they stepped forward to shake hands and smile for photographs. One bystander described George as displaying “a quiet confidence and maturity.”
In the lead-up to the festive period, George helped prepare Christmas lunch at The Passage homelessness shelter, an organization close to his father William’s heart. He also accompanied his mother Kate to the Festival of Remembrance at London’s Royal Albert Hall, where he watched emotional videos of veterans speaking about their experiences.
The young Prince attended a tea party for veterans at Buckingham Palace during the VE Day 80 commemorations, expressing interest in learning about those who served in the war.
