The Welsh family has been navigating challenging times as Princess Kate recuperates from abdominal surgery and King Charles, Prince William’s father, battles cancer.

Princess Kate, 42, was discharged on January 29 after a 13-day hospital stay in London and is currently convalescing at home.

She is expected to refrain from official Royal engagements until post-Easter.

In the midst of this, the family sought respite during half-term at Anmer Hall in Norfolk before returning to their Windsor residence.

Prince William, alongside their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, has taken on additional responsibilities while Princess Kate focuses on her recovery.

The three royal siblings, all students at Lambrook School in Berkshire, are engaged in their academic pursuits and extracurricular activities during this period.

Royal correspondent Danielle Stacey notes that Prince William, dedicated to supporting his family, receives assistance from their nanny and Kate’s parents in managing their daily routine.

Despite Princess Kate’s absence from her children’s daily lives due to her recovery, it is evident that she misses actively participating in their routines.

Known for her hands-on parenting approach, Kate’s presence is deeply felt by her children during this time.

While her physical involvement may be limited post-surgery, she continues to engage with them in meaningful ways.

The specifics of her interactions with George, Charlotte, and Louis remain private, emphasizing the family’s need for privacy during this period.

Addressing concerns about Princess Kate’s health, the palace clarified that her condition is unrelated to cancer, underscoring the importance of respecting her medical privacy.

As she continues her recovery journey at Windsor, she benefits from a strong support system comprising their nanny, Maria Tyrion Borrello, and her parents, Carol and Michael Middleton.

The Middleton family’s active involvement in the grandchildren’s lives provides crucial support to Prince William during this challenging period.

Adelaide Cottage, the family’s residence situated on the Windsor Home Park estate, offers a serene environment for the royal children to thrive.

With ample space within the estate grounds, George, Charlotte, and Louis have the freedom to explore and play outdoors.

As spring approaches and the Easter school holidays draw near, the siblings are anticipated to spend quality time together amidst nature’s beauty, fostering cherished memories and moments of joy.