William and Kate take a hidden honeymoon while Carole Babysits
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The royal couple left with their three children for the private island of Mustique after a year from Kate against Cancer.
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The couple took their young people to Mustique, a private Caribbean island that served for a long time as a playground for British Royals and the global elite.
During their stay in the luxurious Les Jolies Eaux Villa, the Prince and Princess of Wales enjoyed a much needed few times, while Kate’s mother, Carole Middleton, for George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9 and Prince Louis, 6 took care of.
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The couple would have ‘enjoyed their second honeymoon’ because of how luckily they looked on the holidays.
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Married since 2011, the couple enjoyed romantic beach walks and visited their favorite places, such as the relaxed Basil’s Bar, where they drank and danced at night.
A waiter revealed: “It seemed as if they enjoyed a second honeymoon. That is how happy they looked.”
The well -deserved break comes after a challenging year for the couple, where Kate, 43, is diagnosed with cancer and undergoes abdominal surgery in January 2024.
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After her chemotherapy treatment, Kate shared in September that she was cancer -free and in remission, aimed at her recovery.
She has gradually performed her royal tasks lately, but before she returns to a full -time schedule, the couple wanted a moment to reset.
A source revealed: “It was crucial that William and Kate leave to re -connection and to give their relationship the attention it needs.”
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William, 42, has also been emphasized to deal with Kate’s disease and the falling health of his father King Charles III after his diagnosis of cancer in February.
The insider added: “This time was much more special because of everything that William and Kate experienced.”
Mustique, a small island with sandy beaches and turquoise waters, always has a special place near William and Kate. They visited for the first time in 2008 and have since returned for two of Kate’s Babymoons and George’s sixth birthday in 2019.
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Kate’s mother Carole Middleton held the fort, while the royal couple danced all night by taking care of their children.
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The strict no-fly zone of the island also provides complete privacy for its guests, with only 500 residents who live there.
An island dweller explained: “William and Kate have always kept it here. There they can be away from the cameras, just enjoy life like any other couple.”
The feeling of freedom of the couple was clear during a child-free night in Basil’s bar-a cozy place loved by the locals and the Royal Duo.
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The couple planned their journey to coincide with the famous blues festival of the island, and an old Ober in Basil’s shared how William and Kate “fits directly into” fitting during a wild evening of live music and pleasure – with William enjoys cocktails and the two unable to keep their hands away.
A waiter said: “Of course they let go, even Kate! They drank and dance all night. It is a party that the blues festival is always a good time.”
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The waiter also discreetly noticed how William and Kate were ‘generous tippers’, adding to it: “They take care of us as if we are taking care of them.”
William and Kate have become regulars at the relaxed Basil’s Bar, where William prefers a corner chair to watch sports and enjoy a vodka cranberry.
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In their five bedrooms villa, William and Kate had everything they needed. Originally designed for William’s Oudtante, Princess Margaret, in the 1970s, the villa now rents for $ 48,000 a week.
With a beautiful view of the water, the building has five bedrooms, a swimming pool and a dining area, together with a dedicated staff of five, including a butler, chef, gardener and two housekeepers.
A few times during their escape, the couple ventured into the cotton house – the only hotel on the island – where they relax by the swimming pool.
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A local said: “They spent a good amount of time there. They had a few guards who watch, but everyone respects each other’s privacy here, and they could relax and swim and talk to the locals and other guests of the island in Vrede.”
Added the source: “In Mustique, William and Kate could enter a restaurant or bar and feel completely normal, just like someone else.”
And even though he had a personal chef with her Beck and Call, Kate reportedly shopped the food herself.
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The privacy of the island enables Kate and William to enjoy a completely different life than theirs in the UK
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The source explained: “Kate had a great time around the supermarket and the fish market. And there were shops where Kate and her mother could browse.”
Unlike her life in the UK, she was almost completely unnoticed.
A local insider noticed: “Kate was able to stop at the small supermarket without anyone bothering her. She looked fantastic, healthy and glowing.”
The family also spent time hunting at sea shells, enjoying barbecues and playing board games on the beach.
William and Kate, however, made sure that they get time for themselves hunging of moon-lit nights and music stuffed island onions while Kate’s mother took care of the children.
The island dweller revealed: “Carole was there with the children, so Kate and William could sneak away. They felt so spoiled.”
