“No one knows”: Kate Middleton and Prince William, a relative reveals what’s happening “behind the scenes”

This November 10 marked the second commemorative day of the Festival of Remembrance organized in London. And especially the return of Kate Middleton. After an evening the day before at the Royal Albert Hall with Prince William, she continued her official commitments by going to the Cenotaph in Whitehall with Sophie Rhys-Jones, Duchess of Edinburgh. She was dressed in black each time: a way of paying homage to the vsummers of the First World War.

This is the opportunity to focus for a few moments on her relationship with Prince William, in particular on these two magazine surveys Hello!who elected them like the nicest members of the royal family. “Behind the scenes there are countless letters, messages, visits, phone calls that no one knows about. But even in this most difficult year, this desire to help others does not stop“, declared a source close to the duo to our colleagues.

Indeed, “Empathy and compassion are very important to the Prince and Princess of Wales. They are incredibly kind people who truly care about the work they do.“This is what a friend of the couple adds. And in order to confirm this information, Hello! reports numerous testimonies of “cthem who have benefited from the couple's caring gestures, including private acts of kindness that happen behind the scenes.“

Generous and caring Kate and William, “Talking with them was amazing”

“Among them is Paula Hudgell, whose adopted son Tony, 10, struck up a sweet friendship with Kate, 42, during his visits to Evaline Children's Hospital, where he has been treated since he was a baby, since that both of his legs had to be amputated due to terrible abuse at the hands of his biological parents.”, writes Hello!, before reporting Paula's words: “Qhen we met her for the first time (Kate Middleton, editor's note), Tony was very small with his little legs and she immediately got on the floor with him to be at his height. She sits and coloring with him and never seems in a hurry.”

There is also Liz, a 17-year-old photographer suffering from terminal cancer, who was able to meet the couple, during the unexpected appearance of the Princess of Wales at an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle : “Talking with them was amazing, it was like talking to anyone, like a normal person. There was no sort of grandeur about them, there was just humanity and kindness.”