In a surprising revelation, Kate Middleton expressed her wish to expand her family, a sentiment that raises some "concerns" for Prince William.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary, have three children together: 8-year-old Prince George, 6-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 3-year-old Prince Louis.
While Kate has been dedicated to her role as a mother, her desire to have more children was not publicly known until now.
During her royal tour of Denmark, Middleton candidly shared her contemplation of having a fourth child, playfully acknowledging Prince William's reservations about the idea.
"William always makes sure that he meets children under 1 year old. He came home saying: 'We have to have another one,'" chuckled the duchess as she revealed the humorous side of the discussions within their royal household.
These statements were made during Middleton's interactions with Danish children and researchers from the Children's Mental Health Project at the University of Copenhagen.
The Duchess is exploring Denmark's approach to child development, focusing on how the country leverages nature, relationships, and playful learning in the critical first five years of life.
This isn't the first time Middleton has playfully teased the idea of a fourth child. Earlier this year, during a hospital visit in Lancashire, England, Prince William jokingly urged a couple not to give his wife any more ideas when they handed him their baby for a photo.
Similarly, during a visit to Northern Ireland in 2019, Middleton hinted at the possibility of adding to their family, with Prince William expressing a humorous concern about the prospect.
