Kate & William's No-Staff Twist! 👀

Prince William and Kate Middleton are breaking royal tradition by choosing not to have live-in staff at their new $21 million home. Instead, they're focused on giving their kids a 'normal' upbringing, with chores and pocket money just like regular families. Some fans think this is a PR move, while others love the down-to-earth vibe. But will this really keep the royal kids grounded, or is it just for show? The debate is on! #Entertainment #Celebrity #RoyalFamily

21 days ago

Dorothy Loper

He is trying to bring them up like his mom was doing with them, some semblance of normalcy.

20d

Hopewell, VA

Anne White

I think it's great. The children have a chance to grow up in an environment that is as normal as possible.

21d

Columbia, SC

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Susan Carney

They are teaching their children life skills. So many children do not have the ability or skills to do simple things like house keeping, ironing, cooking and cleaning. A lot of people depend on calculators or their cell phones. Practical knowledge is the key to an independent adult.

20d

Melbourne, FL

All is good

Don't see how having children clean their room and having chores is PR. Seems they need to look beyond and realize there is nothing wrong with children of all ages being taught to be responsible is good.

20d

McAllen, TX

Kathy Lyford

The staff may not live in but they will have a day job with Will and Kate. She’s not going to clean that place by herself. ( I wouldn’t ).

20d

Barre, VT

Mary Hurtado

I truly believe they are doing the right thing .I brought my 5 boys up like that as well .and there all grown up respected citizens hard working and own there own home .my 28 old year just got married and own there own there all home

20d

Bloomington, IL

Bobbi Dalton

They will be self-sufficient and able to control their lives, unlike their Uncle Harry who is a helpless mess.

20d

Twin Falls, ID

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Kathy Doebling

This is what every parent should do. It is a life lesson that goes a very long way.

19d

Scalp Level, PA

Donna Nucito D'Alessandro

Living in a castle isn’t exactly normal

21d

Coatesville, PA

Christne N. Trovarelli

Don't know how many rooms, but elsewhere I read 8 bedrooms. how are the prince and princess going to keep it clean. Their non live in staff is going to be plentiful and work long hours.