Kate Middleton talks to Prince George and Princess Charlotte: it's confirmed

The most important family conversations take place in the privacy of the home and within the family unit. These are necessary words that aim to leave a mark on those we love most. This is how it is in the daily life of William and Kate, as they balance their royal duties with their roles as parents.

Kate Middleton, always discreet and alert, has known how to find the right moment to connect with her children. Together with William, the priority is clear: to build strong bonds with George, Charlotte, and Louis. This has become even more important since Kate has resumed her duties after her cancer went into remission.

Royal vacations: privacy and nature above all

Lambrook School closed its doors until September for George, Charlotte, and Louis. With the school year over, a desired stage for the whole family begins: the school holidays. Although their parents still fulfill commitments, their focus is already on rest.

Journalist Jennie Bond explains it bluntly: "The school holidays are reserved as private time for the Prince and Princess of Wales and their young family." Privacy is now a priority. "Nowadays, that means their plans are kept confidential and they practically have nothing to do," she adds.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have chosen a different approach from what they experienced in their own childhoods. "The situation has changed significantly and that is certainly a relief for William and Kate," Bond says. Far from the paparazzi, the royal rest is experienced with more freedom.

Family destinations with history and meaning

Anmer Hall, on the Sandringham estate, is one of the most likely destinations. The property offers space, nature, and privacy for the five of them. "They love the outdoors, the freedom to run around the estate," Bond comments.

The family enjoys simple activities: feeding animals, picking fruit, or going for walks. There are no cameras there, only shared moments. For William, there is an emotional weight: he grew up enjoying those same spaces.

Isles of Scilly and Balmoral: total disconnection for the Windsors

Although there is no official confirmation, a getaway to the Isles of Scilly is being considered. The archipelago represents tranquility and disconnection. Balmoral, in Scotland, is on the agenda; every August, the family gathers there and enjoys walks in the woods, barbecues, and time together.

This summer is also full of symbolism. Kate recently reappeared after her treatment, focused on her recovery. Everything indicates that she will prioritize, more than ever, her time with the children. William and Kate's holidays aim to connect with George, Charlotte, and little Louis.