Princess of Wales Reveals children’s Disappointment Over Missing Paddington at Royal Variety performance
The Princess of Wales shared that her children, Prince george, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, were “very sad” to miss seeing Paddington Bear at the royal Variety Performance, a detail revealed during a recent engagement. The admission offers a rare glimpse into the family’s life amidst Princess Kate’s ongoing recovery and highlights the enduring cultural impact of the beloved bear, especially following his association with the late Queen Elizabeth II.
The Royal Variety Performance, a traditionally star-studded event supporting the Royal Variety Charity, featured a tribute to paddington Bear, a character who became closely linked to the Queen during her Platinum Jubilee celebrations. The Princess of Wales’s disclosure underscores the personal connection the royal family has with the character and provides a relatable moment for families across the UK. The event raises over £480,000 for the charity, which provides support to performers in need.
During a visit to a science museum in Wokingham, Berkshire, Princess Kate spoke with children about the performance. When asked if her children had enjoyed the show, she explained they were unable to attend but were disappointed to miss the Paddington tribute.
“I’m sorry, they were very sad they couldn’t come,” she told the children, according to reports. “They were really looking forward to seeing Paddington.”
The Princess of Wales is currently undertaking engagements as she continues her recovery following abdominal surgery in January and a subsequent cancer diagnosis. Her public appearances are being carefully managed,and the revelation about her children’s disappointment provides a heartwarming counterpoint to the ongoing health concerns.
