Prince William and Kate Middleton have revealed a royal travel tradition - and it’s adorable

They keep their kids in the loop in a very sweet way

Any parents know how tricky it can be to go on holiday and leave the kids at home. Although a few nights away from the chaos can be lovely, it can also leave children missing mum and dad.

The royal children, George, Charlotte, and Louis must have gotten very used to saying goodbye to their parents before royal trips. That said, it doesn’t make it any easier.

To make sure the kids don’t feel lonely when they are away, Prince William and Kate have an adorable royal ritual which they let slip on their trip to Wales.

On the trip, which was to mark St David’s day (you can read all about it, here), Prince William let a well-wisher in on the secret.

The royal couple visited Abergavenny Market, in their first joint visit since the start of the pandemic. They were, of course, met with cheering crowds.

Whilst they were there, pupils from Cantref Primary School sang for them and other children greeted them in traditional welsh costumes.

The fans must have been more excited than ever because of rumours that Wales could be on the cards for the couple's move.

Liz Brewer, a local resident of Abergavenny was asking after the children when the Duke of Cambridge told her: "They are always asking us where we are going.”

"And we show them where we are on the map."

Aw - adorable.

The royal couple must have had to do this lots recently. In the last month, Kate has visited Copenhagen and William made his first official visit to the United Arab Emirates.

The royal couple is set to tour the Caribbean at the end of this month too.

It’s thought that they will spend a week away from the children. We’re sure the kids will love learning about where the Caribbean is whilst their parents are away.