Prince Louis is ‘certainly not shy’ and has outgoing personality and dotes on siblings George and Charlotte

Kate Middleton's brother, James Middleton, did what a whole host of others are doing during lockdown recently and took things into his own hands on the hair front, shaving off his beard for the first time in seven years.Taking to Instagram, the 32 year old could be seen, razor in hand, sitting in the back of a truck surrounded by his dogs, in a clip captioned: “It’s been 7 years since I last shaved, so I decided to surprise Alizee…” And showing off dramatic results, James, who filmed the clip at

Kate Middleton has revealed what her son has been getting "very upset" over since the UK went into lockdown six weeks ago, forcing children to be homeschooled.The 38 year old, who reportedly had her heart set on a different name for her six year old son, appeared on This Morning today to speak to hosts Holly Willoughby, 39, and Phillip Schofield, 58, about life in quarantine.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is finding it “difficult” to homeschool her son Prince George as he always wants to play with his younger sister Princess Charlotte.

Kate Middleton is struggling like other parents to homeschool her children while also helping them understand what's going on amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

Yes, even , the future King of England, has to do his homework—and he's not always happy about it.In a new interview with ITV's This Morning, talked about how life at home is going for the Cambridges, including home schooling for Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Both kids typically attend St.

Kate Middleton is struggling like other parents to home school her children while also helping them understand what's going on amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

Royal commentator Angela Mollard has discussed the heartwarming thing the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton does for her children to treat them on their birthdays.

The royals are, well, royally thankful. On Thursday, Prince William, Kate Middleton and their kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and birthday boy Prince Louis made a surprise appearance on BBC's Big Night In to show their support for frontline workers amid the Coronavirus pandemic.

Showing their support! Prince William and Duchess Kate clapped with their kids in honor of frontline staff amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Once in a lifetime! Prince William and Duchess Kate will not let Prince Louis’ 2nd birthday pass by without a fitting soiree on Thursday, April 23. His siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, as well as other members of the royal family are even pitching in to make sure he feels the love.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have revealed that their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—enjoy video chatting with their grandparents.Prince William joked that there had been some teething issues with technology and said, "the family are getting a little bit more used to being able to contact each other."As people around the world continue to practice social distancing and self-isolation, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have revealed how they're keeping in

Kate Middleton and Prince William did an interview with the BBC about mental health during the coronavirus pandemic, and the Duchess of Cambridge opened up a bit about her life at home with her children Prince George, 6; Princess Charlotte, 4; and Prince Louis, almost 2. "It’s been ups and downs," she said, adding that she imagines it's that way for a lot of families.

This certainly strikes a different tone than Queen Elizabeth's coronavirus address.

may be fifth in line to the British throne, but in many ways he's just like every other almost-2-year-old you know.His parents, and , opened up about life at home with their kids as they, too, self-isolate amid the coronavirus pandemic in . "It's been ups and downs, like a lot of families self-isolating," Middleton said, laughing.Like the rest of us, the royals have been keeping in touch using technology.

Kate Middleton and Prince William revealed that they did not tell their children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, about the Easter holidays and kept homeschooling throughout.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spoke in a video call with Tina Daheley on BBC Breakfast this morning, when they gave a glimpse into their family life during lockdown.