No one will ever forget Kate Middleton’s face in her car as she drove to pick up her three children George, Charlotte and Louis at the end of their very first day at their new school in Lambrook. This great return to school, which had been preceded by a visit to the prestigious establishment the day before, and an interview with its director, unfortunately coincided with the death of their great-grandmother, Elizabeth II. The Queen of England passed away on the afternoon of Thursday, September 8, at the age of 96.
Remained discreet since the death of Her Majesty, Kate Middleton and Prince William made a very remarkable exit on Saturday September 10, to meet the crowd gathered in front of Windsor Castle. And what was the amazement of the English to discover that the Prince and Princess of Wales (new titles offered to them by King Charles III during his very first official speech) were not alone but accompanied by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Despite the tensions reigning since the Megxit, the “Fab Four” have temporarily buried the hatchet. A no doubt temporary reconciliation that William initiated, even though the 40-year-old Briton did not want to have dinner with his little brother when he joined him at Balmoral Castle on the evening of their death. Grandmother.
During this outing, Kate Middleton and Prince William exchanged with several people, but did not take any wind, unlike Meghan Markle, humiliated in public in front of Windsor Castle. Elaine Gee, a teacher from Wokingham, had the privilege of sharing a few words with the Prince and Princess of Wales. Words that she transcribed from People. There was talk of Kate and William’s three children and how the family is dealing with this historic bereavement.
“William spoke about George, Charlotte and Louis, saying they try to keep a sense of continuity for them at school and try to keep things as normal as possible“, reported Elaine Gee. The British teacher also wanted to show all her admiration for Kate Middleton in this difficult moment: “Catherine thanked me and that the whole nation felt it. They were both kind, genuine. It was really very special, definitely a day that I will never forget.“
Worthy in the face of this painful ordeal, Kate and William will also have to be on September 19, the day of the funeral of Elizabeth II in Westminster Abbey.