An expert reveals the truth about Prince William and Kate Middleton: It will happen this summer

A new revelation has shaken the British royal family's summer plans. Jennie Bond, a renowned expert on the royal house, has revealed the steps Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children will take this summer. Although there is still some discretion regarding the matter, part of what is planned for the coming months is already known.

In recent weeks, there has been a major turn in the lives of the prince and princess of Wales. Kate Middleton has made a public reappearance after several months of retreat, a decision made after receiving cancer treatment. During that time, the couple have prioritized, above all else, family well-being and unity.

The couple's three children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, have already finished the school year. George, the eldest, has completed his time at Lambrook School, moving on to a new academic phase at Marlborough College, the boarding school where his mother studied. This change has marked a significant moment for the family, and for that reason, they have wanted to make the most of the summer.

Prince William plans a summer focused on Kate Middleton's recovery

Jennie Bond has confirmed that they will spend much of the summer at their country residence, Anmer Hall. This property in Norfolk has become their family sanctuary since Kate Middleton's illness began. According to the expert, this place offers the ideal environment to disconnect from public life and focus on personal bonds.

In addition, this won't be their only vacation destination. The family is expected to travel to Balmoral Castle in Scotland at some point in August. That visit would coincide with King Charles III and Queen Camilla's stay, following the Windsor family's summer tradition.

In that more private setting, far from institutional commitments, Kate Middleton will be able to continue her recovery in a more relaxed manner. She has recently stated that the period after treatment has been the most challenging. Although she is no longer under constant clinical supervision, she still needs support to adapt to everyday life.

Prince William and Kate Middleton adjust their schedule to strengthen their family bonds

It is also being considered that the couple will travel to the Isles of Scilly, a destination they have visited on previous occasions. It is a quiet, hard-to-reach spot, perfect for disconnecting from the media frenzy. Bond points out that they could spend one or two weeks there, depending on Kate's health progress.

Meanwhile, they still have to fulfill the desired state visit of French President Emmanuel Macron. It is expected to be the couple's last public event before their summer retreat. After that, it will be difficult to see them in public until the end of the summer.

This year's plans reflect the intention to create family memories away from the media spotlight. The couple are more committed than ever to balancing their public life and privacy. For that reason, this summer won't just be a time for rest, but also for emotional rebuilding.