Over the years, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have proven that they know how to adapt to all situations and demonstrate simplicity and closeness with the people they meet. In Belize, Kate and William exchanged wild dance steps with locals before flying to the land of Bob Marley. On site, the duo tried the drums and tried a remake of Rasta Rocket, a film depicting the arrival of a Jamaican bobsleigh team at the Winter Olympics. All with a smile and all the charm that we know of them despite the tense context and the anti-monarchy demonstrations that residents have led for their independence.
These trips, Kate Middleton and Prince William preferred to make them without their three children. At 8, 6 and 3 years old, George, Charlotte and Louis stayed in London with their nanny and maternal grandparents, Carole and Michael Middleton. The eldest of the Cambridges is following this official tour closely. As Prince William confided when they came to the Cahal Pech site in Belize, George has a precious document to follow his darling daddy and mommy: “We told him where we are and he has to find us on the map, put a pin and share that with others“said Harry’s brother. A royal mission for the little prince!