Prince William and Kate Middleton reveal Charlotte & George are learning words to We’ll Meet Again
IT'S the song that's rallied us together during the coronavirus crisis - and even Prince George and Princess Charlotte can't resist singing along to Dame Vera Lynn's We'll Meet Again.
Last night, Kate Middleton and Prince William video-called OAPs in lockdown at the Royal British Legion care home in East Sussex when they made the sweet revelation.
While discussing their homeschooling efforts, the Duchess revealed that Prince George and Princess Charlotte had been asked by their teachers to learn the famous WWII anthem.
She said: "The school set all the children a challenge and they are currently trying to hear the lyrics of We'll Meet Again.
"It's been lovely having that playing every day."
Brits in lockdown joined Katherine Jenkins in a mass singalong of Dame Vera Lynn's song to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day last night.
During the emotional call with the war heroes, Kate told 101-year-old former code messager Charles Ward she missed her grandmother Valerie Middleton who served as a codebreaker at Bletchley Park.
She said: "So sad she's not here today but I'd love to speak to her more about it."
Earlier this month, Kate Middleton and Prince William released adorable new photos of Princess Charlotte to celebrate her fifth birthday.
In the photos, Charlotte joined her family delivering food to the most vulnerable in the local Norfolk community.
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