On Valentine’s Day, the preferred gift is usually a bouquet of red roses, which are considered the most romantic flowers and an expression of love, but it seems that Prince William, Prince of Wales, has another opinion on that.
In the details, his wife, Kate Middleton, is not waiting for roses from him on Valentine’s Day this year. While she was in Kirkket Market in Leeds, she stopped in front of a flower stall, where she spoke with its owner, regarding the approaching date of Valentine’s Day, which made the store owner ask her regarding Whether William will choose to give her red roses this year remains to be seen.
But the mother of three, laughing, replied that she did not think he would, indicating that she did not expect such a gift on Valentine’s Day. Which made the store owner joke with her, saying, “I offer you a discount, and I will give you a card and stop the value-added tax,” so that Kate laughs once more.
And while the princess doesn’t think she’ll get roses this Valentine’s Day, her husband William reportedly gave her flowers on Valentine’s Day last year.
Prince William had sent his wife a greeting card and some flowers on their first Valentine’s Day as a married couple in 2012, and he was away from her during that period due to his work in the Royal Air Force as a helicopter pilot.
In another context, Kate recently shared a picture of her early childhood, through her Twitter account, in an attempt to urge others to do the same, as part of a new campaign led by the princess in order to highlight the importance of a person’s early years in shaping his life in the future. .
And Kate appeared in the picture as a baby in her father’s hands while trying to mess with his face, noting that the pictures at this early age bring happiness to the soul, and “draw smiles on the lips and evoke beautiful memories.”
Kate attached the photo with a caption saying, “Faces are the best toys in children’s eyes.”
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It is noteworthy that Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, made a donation to the victims of the earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria, which claimed the lives of more than 18,000 people, as an expression of their sympathy for what happened.