George, Charlotte, Louis are at risk of being bullied at school during Kate’s cancer.

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s children should be protected from school bullies during their mother’s tragic cancer diagnosis, a royal expert has suggested.

In her emotional statement, the Princess of Wales revealed that she had explained to Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis that she had cancer which “suited them.”

She said the news of her cancer was “a huge shock” and that she and Prince William were “doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family.”

Discussion of Kate’s emotional statement GB News, Host Bev Turner said the princess needed time to tell her children about her cancer, before she was “moved” by her words.

The expert said Kate “wanted to tell her children in her own time” despite the backlash on social media, before suggesting she “didn’t want to be pushed into it”.

“She leaves them for 2 or 3 weeks for Easter, and she can talk to them and keep them close,” Turner commented.

To this, Sarah Wynne said it was “quite lucky” that George, Charlotte and Louis were “still young enough” or they might have found out about their mother’s condition “on the internet”.

“It’s so important to try and manage the kids, because it’s really scary knowing your mother is sick and she’s going to have so many questions,” she said.

Concurring with Vine, host Andrew Pearce said, “And kids on the playground are cruel, too, and it’s better that it’s not exposed to kids on the playground yet.”