Prince William tells well-wisher he wants to ‘keep things as normal as possible’ for his children George, Charlotte, and Louis after the death of their great-grandmother the Queen

• The Prince and Princess of Wales greeted well wishers at Windsor Castle 
• Prince William spoke with members of the public including a school teacher
• Elaine Gee, from Wokingham, revealed that the royal said he wanted to keep life as ‘normal as possible’ for his three young children following the Queen’s death 

The Prince and Princess of Wales want to ‘keep things as normal as possible’ for their three children following the death of the Queen, according to reports.

Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven, and Prince Louis, four, moved house, started a new school and lost their ‘Gan-Gan’ in just six days. 

During a 40-minute walkabout in Windsor at the weekend, Kate Middleton and Prince William spoke to members of the public about their children Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven and Prince Louis, four.

And according to one well-wisher who spoke with the pair, they are trying to maintain a sense of continuity amid the major changes going on in their lives.

The Prince and Princess of Wales want to ‘keep things as normal as possible’ for their three children following the death of the Queen, according to reports 

According to Elaine Gee, a teacher from Wokingham who spoke to the royal couple during the walkabout, they discussed this upheaval, and how it could affect children. 

Elaine told People she told Prince William that she works at a school, and it’s been ‘a strange year celebrating the Jubilee and now it’s all changed and we are talking about this’.

She added: ‘William spoke about George, Charlotte and Louis, saying that they were trying to keep some sense of continuity for them at school and keep things as normal as possible.’ 

When speaking briefly with the Princess of Wales, Elaine said she told the royal how impressed she was with how she has conducted herself amid this very difficult period of mourning.

The Prince of Wales told a well wisher at Windsor how he hoped to keep life as ‘normal as possible’ for his three children following the death of their great-grandmother. The Prince is pictured here with the Princess of Wales and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis on their first day at their new school

Elaine said: ‘Catherine thanked me, and she said that all the nation were feeling it. 

‘They were both very kind and gentle and genuine. It was very special – definitely a moment I will always treasure.’

The conversation took place during a 40-minute walkabout in Windsor on Saturday evening. 

As well as being attended by the newly appointed Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also joined the engagement last week, meeting and chatting with many of the well-wishers who had come to pay their respects.

Among them were Sanj Chowdhri who told People that he was ‘surprised but delighted’ to have the opportunity to meet the Duchess of Sussex face-to-face. 

He added that she was ‘very gracious’, and shook his hand and said it was nice of them to come and support the family. 

Meanwhile, his wife Minal Chowdhri said it was ‘surreal’, and that they hadn’t expected to meet the royal. 

The Cornwall Cambridge children took part in the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier this year. The family are pictured here with King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II

 Elsewhere, it was reported the Prince and Princess of Wales are expected to move to Windsor Castle but will postpone the relocation to prevent their children’s lives from facing more upheaval.

Kate and William told courtiers they hope to give their children time to settle in school before having to deal with moving house again, The Telegraph reported.

A source told the newspaper: ‘They won’t be starting from scratch when it comes to decisions on what happens to all of the royal properties because there have been lots of conversations about that over the years, but things can change when family dynamics are taken into account and they will want as little disruption to their children’s lives as possible right now.

It comes as Kate and Prince William’s children adopted new titles after their grandfather ascended the throne.

Kate and William met many people over the weekend in Windsor including a baby and her mother 

King Charles III, 73, announced in his first public address to the nation that he has bestowed the Prince and Princess of Wales titles upon Prince William and Kate Middleton.

This means that while their parents take on this new title, their three children will now be known as Prince George of Wales, Princess Charlotte of Wales and Prince Louis of Wales.

Prince William and Prince Harry were known as William and Harry of Wales before they were given their own titles.

As Charles’s eldest son, William has also inherited the title the Duke of Cornwall upon the death of the Queen.

The royal couple were seen accepting flowers and sharing touching moments with the public who had travelled to Windsor 

In his first televised address to the nation since the death of the Queen, King Charles III confirmed his son Prince William would inherit his title of the Prince of Wales and his wife Kate would become Princess.

The King said: ‘Today, I am proud to create [William] Prince of Wales, Tywysog Cymru, the country whose title I have been so greatly privileged to bear during so much of my life and duty.

‘With Catherine beside him, our new Prince and Princess of Wales will, I know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginal to the centre ground where vital help can be given.’

As Kate and William’s children, Prince George, nine, Princess Charlotte, seven and Prince Louis, four, will now be known as Princes and Princess of Wales until they get their own personal titles. 

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