Amid Princess Kate’s recovery from her tough battle with cancer, a surprising new detail has come to light: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have taken on a unique and special role within the royal family.

It is claimed that they have been helping care for their youngest cousin, Indigo Middleton, the first child of James Middleton, Kate’s younger brother.

According to reports, after James and his wife Alizée welcomed baby Indigo last year, the family moved to Bucklebury, Berkshire, near where Princess Kate and her family reside.

This has given George, Charlotte, and Louis a wonderful opportunity to bond with their cousin.

Despite a 10-year age gap between George and Indigo, it has only heightened their excitement about their new role as caregivers, bringing joy to Indigo during the time their mother recovers.

Moreover, Indigo’s arrival is said to have brought new hope to the royal family during this difficult period. From the first moment they met Indigo, Kate and William’s three children took turns cradling the baby, overflowing with happiness at having a new family member to cherish.

Meanwhile, Princess Kate has officially returned to her royal duties after announcing her cancer recovery. Recently, she made a public appearance with Prince William at an event in Southport, a town that has faced tragic incidents earlier this year. Her return not only highlights her resilience but also her continued commitment to her royal role.

What’s even more remarkable is how George, Charlotte, and Louis continue to experience a grounded childhood, with their parents ensuring they stay connected to everyday life despite their royal status. With strong support from the Middleton family, especially Carole and Michael Middleton, the royal children have learned valuable life lessons through activities like caring for their cousin and outdoor gardening, helping them understand both responsibility and the joys of family life.