Princess Catherine of Wales, who recently disclosed her battle with cancer to the public, is currently undergoing what she refers to as precautionary chemotherapy.
An unexpected commitment at the Easter service, as confirmed by the palace this year, has led the princess to spend quality time with her family at Anmer Hall in Norfolk.
This coincides with the children's school break, providing the family with a chance to bond and create lasting memories together.
Despite the need for rest and recovery during this period, the devoted mother of three continues to care for her children personally.
Amidst the serene backdrop of Norfolk, the royal family has been captured sharing tender moments that have touched the hearts of many.
At Anmer Hall, it's a cozy affair with just the five of them, where Princess Catherine takes charge of preparing meals herself, opting for a spicy curry – a favorite among her children – and an even spicier version for herself and Prince William.
The children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have a penchant for pizza, a fact that their mother happily indulges by making pizza dough together with them.
This hands-on approach to cooking allows the children to get messy and enjoy the process, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere at meal times.
Princess Catherine's unconventional taste in food has been evident over the years, with Prince William playfully admitting that she outshines him in the kitchen.
Away from the glamour of social media, the family cherishes simple moments of togetherness, crafting memories that will be treasured for a lifetime.
The pride and joy that the Princess of Wales feels for her children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, are palpable.
Motherhood has brought her immense fulfillment and happiness, a sentiment she openly expresses.
Before the official announcement of her cancer diagnosis, Princess Catherine and Prince William carefully deliberated on how to break the news to their children, ensuring it was done in a manner that was sensitive and reassuring.
The revelation of her illness was met with shock, but the couple took the time to explain the situation to their children and provide them with the necessary comfort and support.
During her hospitalization, the children were not permitted to visit due to safety protocols, prompting Princess Catherine to stay connected with them through FaceTime, a practice she and Prince William often employ when separated from their children on royal engagements.
As the children prepare to return to school near Ascot, Prince William will resume his duties, balancing his official responsibilities with supporting his wife and family, a role he has dutifully maintained since the start of the year.
