Kate Middleton is going to bring her children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis enjoy a very special Christmas. Ahead of Christmas Day in Sandringham with the rest of the royal family, the Cambridge kids are reportedly going to meet Santa Claus and they will be giving him their Christmas gift list as well.
According to The Sun, the joyous event was organized by the other parents from Prince George and Princess Charlotte' school, Thomas's Battersea in London. The young royals, as well as Kate and Prince William, have been invited to go to the Fairytale Grotto, where Santa Claus has been spotted.
This isn't the first time Kate is bringing her children to the venue. The Fairytale Grotto is actually pretty popular with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis as their parents often bring them there.
Prince Louis, in fact, loves the soft play area that was newly-installed in the venue. Kate and Prince William also like the fact that the people who frequent the club, as well as the staff servicing them there, are pretty discreet when there is a royal around.
Fairytale Grotto regularly holds the Santa meet and greet for the season. It's unclear, however, if the royal kids will be going to the main event or choosing to spend time at the Groto at their own schedule since they have to leave for Queen Elizabeth's Christmas celebrations soon.
Meanwhile, Prince William recently shared that Prince George, who is now six years old, once asked him an important question during one of their school drop-offs. Upon seeing a lot of homeless people sleeping in the streets, the young prince, who would be also be king one day after Prince William, asked his father why these people cannot go home.
Prince William, the second in line to the throne, revealed this tidbit to TV personality and top British cook Mary Berry on her Christmas special. He said that he has been talking to his two older children about the struggles faced by other people.
The Duke of Cambridge and Berry also visited The Passage, a homeless shelter that Prince William has been visiting since he was eighth years old. His mother, Princess Diana, brought him there to be aware of what goes on outside their privilege life.
Meanwhile, Kate also shared to Berry that she will be baking a Christmas cake. She revealed that it has become a tradition in their family, where she slaves away in the kitchen to mix the batter and icing and she doesn't hold back on the ingredients.
