Kate’s Secret Return To Chelsea Flower Show Garden With Her Children Revealed
Mom Kate’s garden at Chelsea Flower Show delighted George and Charlotte so much they snuck back in for a secret visit.
Apparently, on Wednesday morning, Kate and her three children returned to the garden she co-designed.
A royal source told Fabulous Digital the duchess arrived at 7.15am with her three children as the young royals had “wanted to get up early to water the garden”, The Sun reports.
“They insisted on getting up early so they could come and water the garden,” Kate reportedly shared with an onlooker.
“They are excited to be back.”
The Duchess and her children spent around 20 minutes at the Royal Horticultural Society “Back to Nature” garden.
It sounds like the children dropped in before school and Kate would have wanted to visit when the show, which opens at 8am, was less crowded.
But Kate’s garden is not only a hit for George Charlotte and Louis. Royal fans are reportedly queuing for up to two hours to visit it.
Visitors have taken to Twitter to compare waiting times and share snaps of the ‘huge’ lines snaking around the perimeter, with one comparing it to a Disneyland ride.
“2 hour queue to see Kate Middleton’s garden,” one user wrote on Twitter, while another posted: “This is the Duchess of Cambridge @The_RHS @NHSuk children’s garden at #ChelseaFlowerShow – the only one with a queue! #LovetheNHS.”
But the most important thing is that George gave the thumbs up for his mom’s work yet.
After officially opening Kate’s ‘Back to Nature’ garden on Monday, the Palace released another video of William asking George what he thinks of his mom’s creation.
“What would you give it out of ten, George?” William asks the 5-year-old while’s he’s on the swing.
“Twenty!” George happily shouts.
Prince William, who appears pleased with the answer, laughs and replies: ‘Twenty! That’s pretty good. I think Mummy’s done well.’
And Kate couldn’t be happier: “Wow! How amazing is that?”