Princess Kate "never misses" Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Prince George's sports matches, a socialite has claimed.
Panthea Parker, who is starring in The Real Housewives of London, revealed that her children attend a school near Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The Princess of Wales is known to be a hands-on parent to George, Charlotte and Louis despite her many royal duties.
Parker spoke about Kate’s dedication to the 12-year-old future King and his two younger siblings at the world premiere of The Real Housewives of London.
Princess Kate 'never misses' a single match for Charlotte, Louis and George
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"I see her quite a few times because my son’s school plays against her son’s school," she told Hello!.
"So they play rugby and football against each other, so we’re always at her school or my school.
"I do see her a lot, but not to talk to, just from afar. So classy, so lovely, and she never misses any of her children’s matches, so really amazing. And nor do I, otherwise how do I know that?"
The Princess of Wales shared a rare parenting insight about the school run back in 2020 on the Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast.
Adelaide Cottage is located near Lambrook School, where George, Charlotte and Louis attend
| PASpeaking to host Giovanna Fletcher, Prince William's wife admitted that "mum guilt" is something that she “absolutely” deals with in her daily life.
"Anyone who doesn't as a mother is actually lying!" she laughed, before sharing a story from that very day.
"Yep – all the time, yep. And you know, even this morning, coming to the nursery visit here – George and Charlotte were like, 'Mummy, how could you possibly not be dropping us off at school this morning?'"
Whilst they are currently relaxing due to the school holidays, Kate has clearly taken an interest in her children’s sporting activities.
Panthea Parker at the Real Housewives of London premiere
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Panthea Parker's children attend school near George, Charlotte and Louis
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The Waleses have spoken about their love of the great outdoors and being active, and have been known to both participate in and watch a variety of games.
"The Wales family are sport-mad and William and Catherine have clearly passed on their passion to their kids, so we've seen George and Charlotte popping up at major sporting events in a way we've not seen in previous generations of the royal family," royal biographer Robert Jobson previously told the outlet.
"It shows support for the sportsmen and women, but also a genuine interest in events that so many other people care about. It's a great way for them to connect."