Kate Middleton Not only does she always look the part, but she’s also a woman of many talents. Playing the piano, taking photos, making honey and at the same time being a perfect mother: the Princess of Wales can do it all. However, there is one thing that doesn’t suit Kate.

Jack of all trades

Princess Kate is at home in all markets. She is a talented photographer. He makes his own honey. He plays a tune effortlessly on the piano. Pastry cakes are baked in the palace kitchen. It delivers impressive sporting performance, whether in tennis, rugby or mountain biking. She is an expert in early childhood development through her charitable foundation. And all this on top of more than one full-time job as a working princess and mother of three. You get our point: Kate can do anything. Well, sometimes she admits that something is going around her head. It also reassures us.

“I’m really bad at it.”

For example, the Princess of Wales has indicated several times that she prefers to put knitting projects aside. “I tried to figure something out after that George child. “I tried to knit him a special sweater, but I got halfway through it, and then it completely fell apart,” Kate said once during a work visit, where a group of grandparents were displaying their embroidery skills. “It’s really a great skill,” said the princess. Just not her. During another visit to Glasgow, Kate said it again: “I’ve been trying to master knitting and I’m really bad at it. I should ask for advice!”

No talent for languages

Nowadays, Kate no longer ventures into knitting, and foreign languages ​​are no longer really her interest a cup of tea. Which is far more clumsy as a UK figurehead/royalty jumping from one diplomatic meeting to another. Look, you can ask your hairdresser to order those jackets for George. But having a nice chat with so-and-so’s boss is something Kate has to do herself.

Before attending university, Kate spent part of her gap year in Italy, which gave her the opportunity to learn some of the language. But during a working visit, the princess admitted that most of them had disappeared. “I have to practice my languages ​​again, they are so bad. I have to make sure that my children can do better than me.” The latter must be right, because Prince George, Princess Charlotte And the prince Louis They seem to be speaking Spanish with their nanny, Maria Teresa Torreón Borrallo. The two eldest sons are already learning Spanish and/or French at their prestigious high school. prince William He also speaks fluent French and a fair amount of Welsh, Gaelic (spoken in Scotland) and Swahili. This is how the waltzes complement each other!

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