Royal news is reminding us about a thing or two from William and Kates early days. And it is a little weird because nobody ever talked about this part of their honeymoon. People only recall the Seychelles trip. But there was a different stop that remained secret. It wasnt revealed at that time, and it is only being mentioned now because the book refers to it. Scroll down to find out more.
The Couple’s Secret Stop Before The Seychelles Trip
Robert Jobson’s book mentions the early days of William and Kate’s marriage. The couple had got married at Westminster Abbey. Moreover, the public mostly only remembers their Seychelles trip. And that part was discussed everywhere at the time. But the book says there was another stop that was kept out of sight.
According to Jobson’s book, after the wedding celebrations, the couple flew to Llwynywermod. It’s the Welsh retreat connected to King Charles. The couple could use that place quietly. It also gave them some days before the longer holiday abroad. Moreover, Charles and Camilla often used it before the lease ended in 2023. A senior royal source told Jobson that the visit was completely under the radar.
Moreover, there were no photos, no reports, no mention from the media. According to the source, since the couple got privacy, they felt better. They could settle into the first days of marriage without pressure. Llwynywermod is now part of the Duchy of Cornwall under William. However, he might not use it. And even though the public knew about the Seychelles trip, the Welsh stop stayed untouched. And Nobody had reported it then.
Royal News: How The Seychelles Became The Main Focus All These Years
After leaving Wales, William and Kate travelled to the Seychelles. And according to the book, William had kept the destination hidden from Kate until after the wedding. According to the source, William had himself chosen the destination. And he hid it from Kate until the right moment. The couple were staying in a private villa on the North Island. And the villa is known for privacy.
Moreover, many other well-known couples have also used it. The royal couple stayed there for around two weeks. And that trip became public in 2011, unlike the stop in Wales. Elsewhere, most of the people didn’t hear about the earlier retreat. And it was because it wasn’t photographed. For more Royal News and updates, keep following Soap Opera Daily.