Prince William has disclosed that his eldest son, Prince George, occasionally boards at school, offering a rare glimpse into the family's morning routine. During an appearance on Heart Breakfast, the Prince of Wales described the school run as 'chaotic', with arguments over music and forgotten items adding to the frenzy.
Speaking from the Isles of Scilly, William told hosts Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden that he is not a morning person and would typically be doing the school run at that hour. He jokingly urged his younger children, Charlotte and Louis, to be on time and avoid squabbling over what to listen to, noting that George had been boarding the previous night.
Lambrook School, which George, Charlotte, and Louis attend, offers flexible boarding for pupils aged 7 to 13. The school's website states that children can stay from five nights a week to one night occasionally, with separate boarding houses for boys and girls. This is the first time it has been revealed that George, who turns 13 in July, sometimes boards.
William also shared that Kate returned 'buzzing' from her recent trip to Italy, where she focused on early childhood development. He praised her as an 'amazing mum and wife', adding that the family 'couldn't cope without her'. The prince noted that Kate is 'edging herself back' into overseas visits after her cancer treatment, but emphasised the need to ensure she is rested.
