Let's face it, folks, the royal family has been through a lot lately. Between the drama and the headlines, it's easy to forget that there's still plenty of good happening behind the scenes. And when it comes to spreading some positive vibes, Kate Middleton and Prince William are the dream team. Even if it means Kate calling out her husband for his questionable sense of humor.
Recently, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wrapped up their visit to Cyprus, where they took time out to spread some holiday cheer to military families who won't be home for Christmas. During their visit, they officially opened the Oasis recreation center, a much-needed space for soldiers to relax and connect with loved ones. While there, Prince William spotted some bright yellow couches and couldn't resist a classic dad joke: "Keep the pizza off the sofas." Kate, ever the playful partner, wasn't shy about teasing him, saying, "You're a nightmare with that!" We're guessing pizza night at the palace involves a lot of paper plates.
The Importance of the Oasis Center
The Oasis center is more than just a place to hang out—it's a vital resource for soldiers stationed far from home. It offers a private space where they can video call their loved ones, a small but meaningful way to stay connected during the holidays. During their walkabout outside the Warrant Officers and Sergeants’ Mess, Kate met dad Rhian Davis, who was carrying his 10-week-old daughter, Dorothy. The conversation quickly turned to parenting, with Kate asking about Dorothy's sleep schedule and sharing that Prince Louis is starting to wave. It's moments like these that remind us how relatable these royals can be.
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Kate Opens Up About Her Kids
Kate was in a chatty mood, openly talking about her own children during the visit. She revealed that she tried to show Prince George and Princess Charlotte the festive treats laid out for military families at Kensington Palace during yesterday's party. Unfortunately, the kids arrived too late, and the goodies were already gone. "We took the children down to where the party was, but everything was gone," Kate said, adding that George and Charlotte were "so disappointed!" Who among us hasn't experienced that sinking feeling when we're expecting food and it's nowhere to be found?
