After the birth of Princess Charlotte, on May 2, the Duchess of Cambridge has remained fully committed to the care of their two children. The last time we saw the wife of Prince William was at the christening of the baby, who last July took place. With the arrival of the new year, he will resume his official agenda and could be very intense next year. According to the British press, the couple is planning an official trip in 2016 that will take you through the Caribbean tour with possible stops in the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas and the British Virgin Islands.
The Daily Mail has reported that the Duchess of Cambridge has canceled the traditional trip to the Middleton family takes to the Caribbean island of Mustique during the Christmas season in order to plan well this tour. According to this information the couple's children, Prince George, two years, and Princess Charlotte, could accompany the shift, which would mean the first foreign princess Charlotte.
During this tour, expected to be held between February or March next year, Princess Charlotte will just nine months. However, the couple traveled last year to Australia and New Zealand with Prince George and he had not completed one year.
- Only nine hours after birth ... The Dukes of Cambridge present to the world his daughter
- Prince George and meets his sister
- The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and her son, Prince George, started his tour of Oceania
However, difficulties in traveling with two small children could stop this idea. People says we will wait to see the two children of the Duke of Cambridge during an official trip. In addition, it also notes that this Caribbean tour may be shorter than last year conducted Oceania three weeks, possibly as soon as possible to be with their children.
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