William and Kate Middleton embarrass Prince George at an event with their children
The eldest son of Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton reached adolescence on July 22, when he turned 13. On August 1, during his first public appearance with his parents after his birthday, Prince George openly expressed the discomfort caused by the situation.
The English magazine Hello! Magazine reported the details of the episode, which occurred when George and his parents, accompanied by his brothers, attended a cycling event at the Commonwealth Games, held in the Scottish city of Glasgow.
According to the article, the family, including William, Middleton and the children, demonstrated normality throughout the sporting event, with “laughter and jokes” throughout the day.
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Subsequently, the princess shared statements with the local press, shortly after the conclusion of the commitment.
Middleton claimed that British cyclist Laura Kenny, with five Olympic gold medals, had suggested that she and William try the velodrome. In a relaxed tone, the princess replied: “Be careful what you wish for, because you guys want to put us on a bike in the velodrome.”
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Welsh journalist Gethin Jones then asked William and Middleton’s children: “Would you like to see Mum and Dad on a bike at the velodrome later?” The royal couple’s eldest son promptly and categorically refused: “No!”
While Middleton reacted with laughter, William expressed solidarity with his children, declaring: “We’ve embarrassed them enough.”
William, the eldest son of King Charles III, is first in line to the British throne, with George next. Princess Charlotte, 11 years old, and Prince Louis, 7 years old, complete the next places, and fifth place is occupied by Prince Harry, William’s brother.
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