An expert has just played the pure ‘obsession’ that Prince William feels towards the safety of his children.
The expert in question is the former real correspondent of the BBC Jennie Bond.
She spoke with The mirror On this privacy offer for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, and explained that it comes from Prince William’s experience.
“After an childhood was considering among the houses of his parents’ fights, William is determined to give his family the stability he lost,” he began by saying.
“It is almost obsessive for protecting the privacy of your family. And the fact is that they can have much more privacy in a house apart in Windsor Great Park than they could enjoy if they live in the midst of a great tourist attraction such as the palace or the castle,” he said too.
“In addition, while their children are young, I can understand that they want to keep them as punished (literally) as possible, so that they know exactly how a comfortable and established homeless life feels: something crucially important for William because he never had it before marrying.”
Before concluding, she also said: “I am sure that he knows that he will have to” put in his public face “much more when he takes charge. But, for the moment, it is much more a husband and dad protectors than a king waiting. And that is quite good for me.”
For those not versed, the family currently plans to change towards Forest Lodge, and plans to leave Adelaide Cottage, where Kate spent most of the last year fighting cancer.
