Addressing this shift, royal expert Kinsey Schofield shared insights with GB News, highlighting the couple's prioritization of their children's upbringing over a busy royal schedule. Schofield noted a perceived "sense of urgency" in the couple's commitment to spending quality time with their children, aiming to nurture "good, normal human beings."
Describing Kate Middleton as a "human jungle gym," Schofield pointed out instances where the Princess of Wales actively engaged with children at public events, showcasing a hands-on approach to parenting.
Taking a subtle jab at Prince Harry, Schofield remarked, "These are two individuals who prioritize efficiency over excessive effort, and that's acceptable."
She continued, expressing confidence that the couple's strategic approach to parenting would result in the upbringing of "brilliant, kind, wonderful people" distinct from the behaviors attributed to Prince Harry.
Earlier reports suggested that Prince William and Princess Kate's reduced involvement in royal events in 2023 garnered disapproval from royal enthusiasts. The couple, aiming to rebuild their image following the 'racist royals' claims in Omid Scobie's contentious book "Endgame," have been advised to increase their participation in public engagements.
The book allegedly revealed the names of two royal figures involved in racist conversations against Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie, leaving a negative impact on the royal family.
