Kate Middleton Reveals What She Told Her Kids About Her Italy Trip — It's The Sweetest Thing Ever
Both Prince William and Kate Middleton stay connected with their kids even during official royal tours.
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, appears to be making the most of her trip to Italy, combining her work for a cause close to her heart with other joyful experiences. She visited schools, interacted with the kids, and even tried her hand at making traditional tortelli pasta. On top of this, she was also seen speaking Italian with young students and sharing warm hugs with members of the crowd who wholeheartedly welcomed her. Recently, during her visit to Remida, a creative recycling center located in Reggio Emilia, Kate Middleton shared a sweet detail about her three kids.
Upon reaching the venue, Kate was welcomed by the center’s Research and Training Coordinator, Eloisa di Rocco. Soon after this, a young girl stepped in to present her with a beautiful bouquet, followed by a brief interaction between them. The princess then acknowledged all the other well-wishers gathered there with a wave before heading inside to have a look at the center’s collection of recycled and donated creative materials. As she was leaving the center alongside Reggio Emilia Mayor Marco Massari, he expressed his gratitude for the visit and told her she could come back anytime.
Marco also mentioned that he believed Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis would enjoy the place too. Kate agreed, saying her children would love the place, before revealing that she had spent the previous night telling George, Charlotte, and Louis all about her first day in Italy. It's worth noting that both Prince William and Kate stay connected with their kids even during official royal tours. According to a report by People Magazine, they regularly use FaceTime and other platforms to keep in touch with the kids while they are away.
Meanwhile, a few hours before the event, Kate took to social media to share a heartwarming message about her time in the city. She wrote, "Over the past two days in Reggio Emilia, I have seen firsthand the power of nature and creativity that put human connection at the centre of a child’s world." She added, "I have had such a deeply moving and unforgettable time here. Thank you to the people of Reggio Emilia for welcoming me into a culture of care with such warmth and generosity." To conclude the post, the Princess signed off with the Italian phrase 'Grazie di cuore,' which translates to 'Thank you from the heart.'
