Kate and William shake off lavish breaks as they prepare to become king and queen

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will continue to take ‘traditional’ holidays in the future, and royal expert Katie Nicholl says there is an important reason for the decision.

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A royal expert has revealed that Prince William and Kate Middleton have left lavish holidays behind and will be opting for breaks in the UK with their three children as they prepare for their future roles.

The couple will have time at home while they prepare for their future roles as king and queen, it was said.

They will have ‘traditional’ stays at their family residence in Norfolk Amner Hall and across the country, rather than heading abroad in the coming years.

This will make them avoid overseas trips with their three children, Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, three, okay! Journal reports.

Royal expert Katie Nicholl says the approach to family vacations will be filled with fun outdoor activities.

Luxury holidays may be a thing of the past for Kate and William (

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She told the newspaper: “The summer break at Anmer is the perfect way for Kate and William to de-stress.

“If there were royal engagements for them, they would be few and far between.

“While in the past we have seen the couple enjoy more lavish holidays skiing or visiting sunny climates, they have been adopting a more traditional royal approach and spending their time in UK royal residences instead.

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“Obviously this could be a result of Covid’s travel restrictions, but I also think Kate and William are becoming king and queen in the future, thus embracing more traditional practices.”

She continued, “Both Kate and William grew up loving the outdoors. William spent many summers at Balmoral with the Queen and family and embraced nature.”

Amner Hall was gifted to Kate and William by the Queen in 2011 as a wedding present (

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Similarly, Kate spent her childhood playing outdoors, so they both wanted to raise their children in a similar way.

“Kids love making sandcastles on the beaches and Kate enjoys taking a picnic to eat in. Sometimes they will stay inside Anmer grounds and Kate sets up a children’s tent in the garden.

“You’ll pack sandwiches for lunch and sometimes they make a campfire and roast marshmallows together for the evening.”

It has already been said that Prince Charles is in a “very uncomfortable” and “frustrating” position waiting to become king.

The family will remain in place and in the years to come (

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A relationship expert said he feels he’s been ready to take the job about 20 years ago.

With the Queen still in power at the age of 95, Charles has to take his time and is set to inherit the throne in his old age.

Neil Wilkie told The Express: “Prince Charles has been in a very uncomfortable position for many years as the king-in-waiting, waiting for his mother to pass away.

“It may not happen for a few years to come, and if he becomes king, he won’t have a very long chance before he’s dead and he’ll go to William.”

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