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Prince William’s birthday will reportedly be ‘tinged with sadness’ as he won’t be able to see his father, Prince Charles.
The Duke of Cambridge, 37, has been isolating at Amner Hall,Norfolk, with Kate Middleton, 38, Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, two, since March – while Prince Charles, 71, has just returned to Clarence House after spending the last few months with Camilla at Balmoral in Scotland.
And now royal expert Katie Nicholl has revealed that William, who turns 38 on Sunday, is ‘upset’ at not being able to see his extended family on the day. Charles and William both attended their first socially distanced royal engagements in London yesterday.
According to reports, William, who will spend the day with his family at Amner Hall, has had a ‘mind shift’ about becoming the King one day, and has grown closer to Charles in recent years due to their common ground.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl has revealed that William, who turns 38 on Sunday, is ‘upset’ at not being able to see his extended family on the day. Charles and William (seen at Ascot last year) both attended their first socially distanced royal engagements in London yesterday
Katie told Ok! Magazine: ‘I know that William has told his friends that he’s loved spending so much time with the children in lockdown, but that’s been coupled with the sadness that he’s not seeing his father.
‘Charles and William have become much closer in recent years. In fact, I’ve been told by someone who knows them both very well that William has had something of a mind shift.
‘Where the notion of becoming king one day used to overwhelm him, he’s now more than ready and has found common ground with his father in that. Their destiny is something that now connects them.’
This week Prince Charles and Prince William became the first royals to resume royal duties, travelling to London for separate official engagements.
The Duke of Cambridge, 37, has been isolating at Amner Hall,Norfolk, with Kate Middleton, 37, Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, two, since March
Prince William resumed his public duties with a socially distanced visit to the Kings Lynn Ambulance Station at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
The Duke of Cambridge, 37, thanked staff from the East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) for their work and dedication responding to the COVID-19 outbreak.
He heard about the work that has been carried out to ensure that the EEAST has been able to continue to provide its services throughout the pandemic, including working collaboratively across blue lights services, and the personal measures which staff have taken to support these efforts.
Prince William resumed his public duties yesterday with a socially distanced visit to the Kings Lynn Ambulance Station at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (pictured)
Meanwhile Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall returned to public duties today in their first royal engagement since lockdown – the first public outing for any member of the royal family since March 23.
The royal couple, who have been in isolation at Birkhall, Aberdeenshire, for three months, made an unannounced visit to Gloucestershire Royal Hospital this afternoon.
Charles, 71, and Camilla, 72, were careful to maintain strict social distancing as they met NHS workers in the grounds of the hospital.
During the brief conversations, Charles revealed he lost his sense of taste and smell while suffering from coronavirus in March.
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall returned to work yesterday in their first public outing since the start of lockdown
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