Prince William might not be the kind of royal who expresses public displays of affection (PDA). However, the Duke of Cambridge can be sweet and loving to his wife in subtle ways, as royal fans recently noticed.
In the new mental health documentary titled Football, Prince William and Our Mental Health on BBC, fans were not remiss that the Duke of Cambridge gave a nod to his wife and some special children. Apparently, there was one segment where Prince William was wearing a blue friendship bracelet that represented a special time for him and Kate.
According to one royal fan on Twitter, the blue friendship bracelet is actually a matchup of Kate's pink friendship bracelet. These were made for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge by the children of an orphanage in Pakistan.
In the fall of 2019, Prince William and Kate were in the Middle Eastern country for their royal tour and the visit to the orphanage was unforgettable. Kate said it made an impact on her to see vulnerable women in the village using positivity to show support and protection for these orphaned kids. The Duke of Cambridge also acknowledged the kind of nurturing the kids receive in the orphanage because it's like a network of family support.
Meanwhile, Prince William also talked about homeschooling his children in the documentary. He joked that he is no good at helping Prince George and Princess Charlotte in some of their lessons, especially in Math.
The duke also said that homeschooling and being in lockdown because of this pandemic crisis can be hard on the children as much as it is with the adults. The Cambridge family's two older children have been asking questions about the coronavirus that their parents try to explain in their level of understanding as five years old (Charlotte) and nearly seven years old (George).
Incidentally, Princess Charlotte's classes are ready to open up on June 1, as per the government's orders. However, Prince William and Kate remain tight-lipped about sending their daughter back to school since Prince George's class is still not going to resume the in-person setting.
According to reports, Prince William and Kate would want their children to continue homeschooling amid the threats of coronavirus. However, this might lead to a rift with the prime minister if the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are the first ones to defy the government guidelines, per Daily Express.
