The Princess of Wales has opened up about the "good days and bad days" she has as she continues to recover from her cancer battle.
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🎨 Prince George’s artistic talent is in the spotlight, with his detailed kingfisher drawing featuring in a special edition of Country Life guest edited by his father, Prince William.
👑 The bumper issue also includes a rare interview with Kate, William’s reflections on family life and his passion for the countryside.
Some of the pictures the Prince of Wales shared on Instagram as he talks about his country life editorship.
He talks about rural Britain and the way people put in extra effort to protect and improve the place they live and love.
He talks about enjoying a pint of cider at the pups and talking to staff. He finds it as a place people, even if they’re by their selves find a lifeline in which they have people to chat to.
He talks about the countryside being a place of escape for children. As well as the dogs being the bridge to get the kids outside more. As well as both him and Catherine encouraging the kids to be outside.
@DailyMail He’s lovingly being raised by his living parents, extremely good looking, and exceptionally talented, he almost gave perfect combination. ❤️
'I was told my recovery would not be linear. There will be good days and bad': Kate opens up about time in hospital and says her children are given 'freedom to explore' as she appears in Prince William's Country Life issue https://t.co/MnVd8ynAvF
Prince William has proudly unveiled his eldest son's surprising hidden talent, sharing an "extraordinary" piece of artwork that has left royal fans stunned by the future King's impressive skills.
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