Here’s a heartwarming moment we all needed during these uncertain times. Prince William and Kate Middleton shared a delightful video of their adorable children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—clapping in support of the world’s frontline workers as the global coronavirus pandemic continues to affect millions.

A Heartfelt Tribute from the Cambridge Family

In a sweet gesture that touched hearts worldwide, the royal couple posted a short clip of their three children showing gratitude to healthcare workers and other essential staff. The video features 6-year-old Prince George, 4-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 13-month-old Prince Louis clapping enthusiastically while smiling brightly. The message accompanying the clip reads: “To all the doctors, nurses, carers, GPs, pharmacists, volunteers, and other NHS staff working tirelessly to help those affected by #COVID19: thank you.”

Princess Charlotte's first day at school, Thomas's Battersea, London, UK - 05 Sep 2019 — Shutterstock

The Sweet Hashtags Behind the Tribute

To further amplify the message of gratitude, Kate, 38, and William, 37, included several touching hashtags at the end of their post, such as “#ClapForOurCarers,” “#ClapForCarers,” “#ThankYouNHS,” and “#ClapForNHS.” These hashtags quickly gained traction online, encouraging people across the globe to join in expressing their appreciation for the brave individuals on the frontlines.

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Public Reaction: Fans Are Melting Over the Royal Kids

The response to the Cambridge family’s tribute was overwhelmingly positive, with fans flooding the comments section to express their admiration. One user wrote, “That is beautiful! Stay safe little ones!” Another added, “This is the cutest thing ever!” A third fan gushed, “Thank you, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, for teaching your children how they can positively impact the world.” Clearly, the royal family’s efforts resonated deeply with people everywhere.

Life Behind Closed Doors: How the Royals Are Navigating Quarantine

Since the announcement on March 18 that George and Charlotte’s school, Thomas’s Battersea in London, would transition to remote learning due to the coronavirus outbreak, fans have been curious about how Prince William and Kate Middleton are managing their children’s education and well-being during this challenging period.

According to a royal insider who spoke exclusively to Closer Weekly on March 23, William and Kate are taking extra precautions to protect their children. “They’re isolating George and Charlotte from other children to minimize the risk of exposure,” the source revealed. “The kids are missing their friends and often ask about them, but at least they have each other—and now that Louis is a bit older, he’s started joining in on their play sessions and games too.”

Adjusting to Remote Learning

The transition to online education hasn’t been without its challenges, according to the insider. “It’s taking some time to adjust, especially since George and Charlotte are being taught through virtual classes,” the source explained. “Kate doesn’t usually allow the kids to use iPads, computers, or other electronics, and she’s worried they might get distracted. However, St. Thomas’ has been providing high-quality online lessons, making the process smoother for everyone involved.”