The Princess of Wales, known for her dedication as a hands-on mother, finds herself facing a challenging time during her extended hospital stay at the London Clinic.

Recovering from a planned stomach surgery, Kate’s main concern is undoubtedly the well-being of her three children – ten-year-old Prince George, eight-year-old Princess Charlotte, and five-year-old Prince Louis.

Since her operation last Tuesday, she has been unable to be with her kids, creating a sense of longing for her return home.

The latest update suggests that she may be discharged from the hospital this Thursday, at the earliest.

Despite being physically separated from her children, the Princess remains connected with them through modern technology.

It is reported that she utilizes FaceTime to stay in touch with her little ones, while Prince William holds down the fort at Adelaide Cottage, their family residence on the Windsor Estate.

Kate, who often uses FaceTime to communicate with her kids while away, will likely maintain regular contact during her hospital stay, eagerly anticipating the moment she can reunite with them and enjoy their warm embraces upon her return.

Both William and Kate actively engage in parenting duties, involving themselves in school drop-offs, attending their children’s sports events and school concerts, and ensuring they are present for bedtime routines.

With Kate currently hospitalized, William is stepping up to maintain a sense of normalcy at home for their children.

Kensington Palace recently announced that Kate, 42, is expected to remain in the hospital for a recovery period of 10 to 14 days before resuming her regular activities.

Public appearances are not anticipated until after the Easter period.

In a gesture of consideration, Kate expressed her apologies to the charities, patrons, and individuals affected by the necessary adjustments due to her hospitalization.

Despite her absence from public view, a recent report from the Sunday Times reveals that the Princess intends to continue her charitable work during the recovery phase, staying connected with the causes she supports.