William and Kate Break Royal Tradition: Kids Take Over Household Chores, No Staff Hired……see more in the comments ⤵️⤵️⤵️
William and Kate Break
Royal Tradition: Kids Take Over Household Chores
William and Kate have rejected royal convention and opted not to have staff, so their three children can do chores at home.
The couple employ daytime staff to manage their busy working schedules but after school, they prefer to raise their children alone. And George, 11, Charlotte, nine, and Louis, six, are all expected to muck in.
A source said: “It would surprise people to see how ordinary things are at home. The children help with laying the table, clearing their plates when they’ve finished eating and helping with tidying up. There’s no special treatment.”
The couple employ daytime staff to manage their busy working schedules but after school, they prefer to raise their children alone (Image: lan Vogler / Daily Mirror)
She has reportedly chosen not to hire more staff to help her cope. As a result, the children have been expected to carry on with their household jobs. Evenings in their four-bedroom country home, Adelaide Cottage, involve just themselves, taking turns to do the cooking.
The couple have a repertoire of dishes they enjoy cooking
– from curries to teriyaki salmon – and when some help is required, Kate can turn to her mother Carole for assistance.
The source added: “She has a lovely, supportive family to turn to, which helps. But she wants to show her children the importance of being grounded and in touch with people.” Meanwhile, the King is advertising for two more chefs to join the staff at Buckingham Palace and at other royal households across the year.
He is seeking a sous chef and chef de partie, with the job advert that closes today reading: “Experience in both volume catering and classical French cuisine would be advantageous.”
