Prince William has been urged to brace for a challenging February ahead as the Prince of Wales juggles his personal life and royal workload during a difficult time for the Royal Family.
Celebrity astrologer and tarot reader Inbaal Honigman claimed Prince William will do his best to fully support his family during Princess Kate’s recovery following her abdominal operation last week.
Honigman also predicted the Prince of Wales will have to secretly take on extra responsibilities after his father, King Charles, successfully undergoes his enlarged prostate operation this week.
William is said to have postponed several of his royal engagements so he can be by his wife’s side who’s been in hospital since last week.
The royal is understood to be prioritising their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, driving them picking them up from school and supporting them until Kate is back on her feet.
Speaking on behalf of Slingo, Honigman said: “Frugal thinking is second nature to the Prince of Wales, despite being born into wealth.
“This month he will do his best not to be excessive, tidying up the house and closets and donating a lot of charity.
“He will also secretly take on extra responsibilities around the crown just in case of an extended medical leave for the King.
“Throughout the year he will make sure he is balancing his personal life and many commitments, ensuring that he doesn’t suffer from burnout.”
Meanwhile, the astrologer predicted February will be “eye-opening” for the Princess of Wales who will wave goodbye to some of the organisations she works with.
He claimed: “This is a time of goodbyes for Kate, she can see that some jobs and habits that she used to have, which made sense in the past, don’t make sense anymore, and she knows it’s time to cut any ties.
“She’ll be quietly stepping away from some organisations that she works with, which no longer feel aligned with her goals.
“Kate’s nature means that she’s busy even when she’s not busy, so this year she will find that spending time with friends or popping out to the shops whenever possible will provide a fun break from thinking too much.”
