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When stripped of their royalty status, Prince William and Kate Middleton are just like any other couple on the planet, trying to raise their kids into a productive member of society. And going by the recent news that’s making its round on the web, it appears that the couple is doing a remarkable job on this front.
As the headlines would have it, Prince George – the first born of Prince William and Kate Middleton – is growing up to be a well-mannered young lad. The five-year-old is reportedly quite the inquisitive and helpful child as evidenced by his desire to help out Waitrose staff whenever they deliver for the royal couple in Anmer Hall, The Sun reported.
The country house is the preferred destination of Prince William and Kate Middleton during school holidays. And whenever they’re around, the British supermarket is tasked to ensure that the Cambridge family is well-provided, delivering groceries to them on a regular basis.
Prince George and Prince William would supposedly wait for the van’s arrival and when it does, the young royal is more than eager to lend a helping hand. The Waitrose people, of course, are delighted that a child of his stature would provide assistance to the common folk. Similar to Anmer Hall, the British supermarket is a particular favorite by the Cambridge, more so by Kate Middleton as she’s been seen in the past purchasing goods from the establishment.
Prince George’s action is a testament to the royal couple’s effort in shaping the future king. Apart from being curious and helpful, the five-year-old is also quite the sweet lad. When asked by Prince William to rate his mother’s garden with 10 being the highest, Prince George gave it a 20 out of 10, Express reported. Kate Middleton, of course, beamed at the compliment. With the cheating rumors involving the Duke of Cambridge, this recent news is a welcome salve from all the vitriol being churned out by gossip media.
