Why Prince William left Estonia in a hurry — And it'll melt your heart
William made sure his packed schedule wouldn’t stop him from being there for his three kids
Prince William proved once again that he's not just a royal — he’s a full-time dad, too.
After wrapping up a successful two-day tour of Estonia, where he visited UK troops and inspected military equipment at NATO’s eastern flank, the Prince of Wales dashed home to make it back in time for the school run.
According to Daily Express royal editor Emily Ferguson, who was on the ground in Estonia, William made sure his packed schedule wouldn’t stop him from being there for his three kids — Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6 — all of whom attend Lambrook School in Berkshire.
During his final day in the Baltic state, the prince took a seat in a Challenger 2 tank, met with soldiers from the Mercian regiment (of which he is colonel-in-chief), and greeted crowds of locals braving the cold in Tallinn. He also had an official meeting with Estonia's President Alar Karis at the Presidential Palace.
But it was back to dad duty straight after. The future King has always been praised as a "hands-on parent" and made sure he didn’t miss out on school pick-up back home in Windsor.
How many children do Prince William and Kate Middleton have?
Prince William and Kate Middleton are proud parents to three children. The couple first met while studying at St. Andrews University in Scotland and later married in 2011. Their eldest child, Prince George, is 11 years old, followed by their daughter, Princess Charlotte, who is nine, and their youngest son, Prince Louis, who is six.
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