Kate Middleton, Prince William's Rumored Australian Tour Exposed; Couple Expected To Snub Harry's Event

All eyes are, now, on Kate Middleton and Prince William, especially after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry decided to step down as senior royals in January. The so-called ‘Megxit’ is expected to affect the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s workload. Aside from gracing numerous events in the United Kingdom, Kate and Prince William are, also, said to fly off abroad for a number of royal engagements.

Woman’s Day Australia reported that the parents of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are planning to visit Australia. The entertainment news publication shared that Kate and Prince William are expected to drop round to see the widely-devastated regions of the wildfires in New South Wales.

“Kate is doing her best to include Kangaroo Island if time permits, too. She has a fondness for koalas, and was devastated watching it all play out on television. She and William felt so helpless, especially given their strong ties to Australia, and are anxious to do what they can to ease the burden on Australians and the wildlife,” an insider told the magazine. “George, bless him, wants badly to come along. He loves animals, and still has the wombat and bilby toys he was given when he came to Australia as a baby. If Kate has her way, she’ll bring all three children,” it went on.

The same tipster shared that Kate Middleton was, actually, the one who suggested to look in on the ‘Land Down Under’ and Queen Elizabeth is, reportedly, so proud that the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William are stepping to the responsibility. They are expected to land in Australia in April 2020. The Cambridge couple last visited the country in 2014.

Meanwhile, royal sources claimed that Kate and Prince William might not attend the upcoming Invictus Games 2020, especially after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced their decision to step away from the entire royal family. “The entire Royal Family remain hugely supportive and very proud of Harry’s work on Invictus and think it is a wonderful event,” a source told The Sun, per Metro.co.uk. “It's very much in Harry's vision although he has regularly turned to his father for advice and support over the years. It is unlikely to be any different this time round but Harry will be front and center,” it continued.

Both Kate Middleton and Prince William have yet to comment on these reports. Hence, avid followers of the Cambridge couple should take these speculations lightly until everything is proven true and correct.