Prince William determined to protect kids from ‘heir and spare nightmare’

Prince William is “determined” to protect his and Princess Kate’s kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, from a royal “heir and spare nightmare”, amid Prince Harry’s renewed claims against the Royal Family.

The Duke of Sussex has made many new claims in a recent BBC interview after he lost a high court appeal in his security case.

Harry claimed that the ruling was a “good old-fashioned establishment stitch-up”, and that the King could help by stepping aside and letting officials do what they need to do.

Now, a royal expert says Harry’s actions and his decisions have become a “cautionary tale” for Prince William and Princess Kate.

Royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News: “Prince William is particularly determined to do all he can to avoid the ‘heir and spare,’ which has caused so many royal nightmares [over] the generations.”

“He and Princess Catherine are focused on the importance of ‘normal’ simple childhood moments, such as family chores together, cooking, family holidays, sports and time in nature. They are keen on country walks and bonfires, very British traditions,” she added.

She noted that Princess Kate is doing her best to raise Princess Charlotte, with a “combination of adherence to traditional royal values of duty and public service, as well as a close-knit, loving, nurturing approach in the hopes of avoiding [another] royal ‘spare,’ such as her wayward uncle.”