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Kate, Princess of Wales is said to be “wary” of her sister-in-law Meghan Markle creating any drama before the Coronation of King Charles on May 6, according to a source. Ahead of the Coronation, Kate is also celebrating her son Louis’ fifth birthday on April 23, her and Prince William’s wedding anniversary on April 29 and her daughter Princess Charlotte turning eight on May 2.

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A source explained: “Over and over again, Kate’s had to contend with this ‘look at me’ behaviour from Meghan and Harry, and she really doesn’t want them ruining the next few weeks.

“Their stunts always seem to happen at the worst possible times – on or around important days or milestones.

“Everyone knows Kate is the least cynical person you could ever meet, but there are just too many instances of perfectly timed drama for it to be a coincidence.

“Of course, it’s made Kate wary and anxious about what they might do next.”

During the Easter holidays the Prince and Princess of Wales have cleared their diary in order to be able to spend time with their children before the hectic preparations for the Coronation.

Prince George, Charlotte and Louis, who all attend Lambrook School in Windsor, are currently on Easter break along with schoolchildren across the country.

It has been traditional for Kate and Prince William to take them to Anmer Hall in Norfolk for Easter, where they enjoy getting out and about in nature.

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However, last year the family went skiing for Easter, an activity Kate and William are particularly fond of.

It is not known exactly how the Wales’s are spending their holiday this year, but it will probably involve some outdoor activities.

During a rare interview with the Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast in 2020, the Princess shared she loves to spend time outside with her three children.

She told host Giovanna Fletcher her favourite time with her children is “outside in the countryside” and when “we’re all filthy dirty”.

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Royal expert Katie Nicholls once told OK! that Kate has been “interested in how outdoor learning can benefit children”.

She added: “[Kate is] aware of screen time and tries to limit the children being exposed to too much.

“When the children take a break [from school], she takes them outside, come rain or shine.”

Royal expert Ingrid Seward also laid bare the outdoor fun available for the Wales children at Anmer, where they have ponies and the freedom to roam the grounds.

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