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Being a royal is hard enough and official engagements take a ton a time away from family and friends. Kate Middleton, being the wife to the future King of England, already has a heavy workload. It seems like it’s not about to get lighter anytime soon. Apparently, Kate is required to step in “when everything goes wrong” for an impatient Prince William.
Kate Middleton
The working mom of three is doing what many mothers across the world are doing—balancing work with raising kids. The COVID-19 pandemic has closed schools and added yet another layer of work for many working parents: homeschooling the kids.
Apparently, Kate's husband, Prince William, isn't the most patient when it comes to dealing with their children. The Prince admitted, "My patience is a lot shorter than I thought it was and my wife has super patience."
Prince William shared a story on BBC's That Peter Crouch Podcast of how he became impatient with his school-aged children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, at Anmer Hall during the lockdown. Apparently, Kate has to step in to soothe things over.
Kate always does her job with grace and class. Prince William says, "We're a great tag team where I come in and talk to the children and do stuff and then and over to Catherine [Kate] when everything is going wrong." It's good to know that even royal wives get the same treatment when it comes to raising kids.
