Queen of England, Prince William and Kate Middleton "can't stand" spending time in the kitchen with their children.

[It is where many children do their homework, where friends gather for coffee, and where families cook and eat together. But for the queen, it seems, the kitchen is the room she would prefer not to visit.

A source told the Express in 2018 that the queen could not understand the amount of time Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their three children (George, Charlotte, and Louis) spent in the kitchen of their home at Anmer Hall in Norfolk. The Queen could not understand the lengths to which her three children (George, Charlotte, and Louis) spent in the kitchen of their home at Anmer Hall in Norfolk. A source said, "When the Queen first visited the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Anmer Hall, she could not comprehend the fact that the kitchen was their main base."

"For the Queen, she is used to having a fixed room for such things, and she can't stand that."

If you wonder why grandmothers care which room of the house their grandchildren spend the most time in, yes, it seems to have something to do with their social status. 'For example, when she's in Balmoral, she doesn't go to the kitchen. In her mind, that's where all the kitchen staff works."

I am glad to hear that the Cambridges are content to lead a slightly more normal life than other royals!

According to sources, one reason for this preference of theirs is that they have considerably less staff than the Queen. 'Of course, we have nannies and housekeepers. 'But we don't have the same level of staff as Prince Charles or the Queen. Now, then.