Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Prince George are reportedly not allowed to sit at the dining table with their parents during holidays and official dinners. They are directed to the children's table until they have mastered "gracious conversation." The children continue to dine with their nannies until they are old enough to behave appropriately during public state occasions. The role of the nannies extends beyond intellectual education to cultivating the young royals' culinary preferences. Former royal chef Darren McGrady has previously shared details about Queen Elizabeth's daily meals, including her fondness for jam sandwiches during high tea.
Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Prince George are reportedly not allowed to sit at the dining table with their parents during holidays and official dinners. They are directed to the children's table until they have mastered "gracious conversation." The children continue to dine with their nannies until they are old enough to behave appropriately during public state occasions. The role of the nannies extends beyond intellectual education to cultivating the young royals' culinary preferences. Former royal chef Darren McGrady has previously shared details about Queen Elizabeth's daily meals, including her fondness for jam sandwiches during high tea.
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