In Britain, as in the general public, there have been laws for the royal family that have been in place for centuries, one of which is that Prince William and Princess Kate are not allowed to have their three children with them.
According to international media reports, the British royal family has a 300-year-old law that states that minor children in the royal family are not in the custody of their parents but in the hands of their grandparents, who are responsible for raising their grandchildren. , Education and travel have full authority.
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Prince William and Princess Kate do not currently have custody of their three children because of the same law that has been in force for three hundred years. The law was repealed in 1717, but was re-enacted in 1772. No changes have been made since then.
Prince William and Kate Middleton have three children, including 7-year-old Prince George, 5-year-old daughter Princess Charlotte and 2-year-old Prince Louis.
