Britain’s Prince William has hinted that he does not want to have more children with his wife, Kate Middleton, after jokingly commenting that his wife is able to “breed” easily.
The Duke of Cambridge’s comment came yesterday, Wednesday, on the sidelines of a royal visit he made with his wife to Scotland, as part of a UK-wide tour to celebrate the platinum jubilee of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, according to the British newspaper, The Independent.
During a tour for them in St. John’s Primary School in Port Glasgow, in order to learn about a new initiative that allows children to interact with mother and child to learn about the latter’s growth, Prince William and Kate Medlon sat on the floor, and watched the children, and asked one of the mothers in the place about her adult child from Age 10 months.
Kate Middleton automatically held the baby in her arms, smiling, to her husband, William, commenting, “Can you get my wife out of here before she spawns?”
And this isn’t the first time Prince William has joked about not wanting more kids. In January, he asked Kate Middleton not to have “any ideas” during a visit to Burnley and Clythrow, while meeting new parents Trudy and Alastair Barry. and their baby girl, Anastasia.
When Kate returned the baby to her parents, William added: “Don’t take it with you.”
Prince William and Kate Middleton married in 2011, and they have 3 children, Prince George (8), Princess Charlotte (7), and Prince Louis, aged 4.