The royal family participated in the UK’s ‘Clap For Our Carers’ campaign on April 23! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and their kids, Prince Louis, 2, Princess Charlotte, 4, and Prince George 6, applauded frontline workers in a new video!
Prince William, Kate Middleton and their children Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 4, and Prince Louis, 2, proudly led the UK’s fifth week of its “Clap For Our Carers” campaign on April 23. The royals stepped out on their doorstep to applaud first responders and frontline workers helping to fight COVID-19. They joined Prince Charles and Camilla, who participated from Clarence House where they’re self-isolating. Take a look at the cute video, below!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with their brood, were all dressed in NHS blue. Kate held Louis, who turned two on April 23, in the clip. Meanwhile, George stood tall alongside his younger sister, Charlotte as the duo clapped during the heartwarming tribute.
This isn’t the first time the royal family has publicly applauded healthcare workers during the ongoing global health crisis. Just last month on March 26, Kensington Palace shared a surprise clip to both Instagram and Twitter that showed the three siblings applauding first responders. The trio, who clapped without their parents, sported blue outfits.
The videos came after William’s father Prince Charles, 71, tested positive for the coronavirus. He is now recovering at home. Clarence House tweeted a thank you from Prince Charles on March 26, and said he “is enormously touched” by the public’s “kind words.”
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry also acknowledged the #ClapForOurCarers initiative on Instagram last month. They were the first members of the royal family to address coronavirus publicly. On March 18, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex — who will soon be free of their royal duties after stepping down from their titles in February — shared a plan of action to help support the mental health of others amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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