Prince William and Princess Catherine hinted at a special celebration that took place in their Windsor home, Forest Lodge, especially as all children united during half-term break.
Schools in UK have been closed for vacation since last week and will resume next week. Hence, Prince George had been home for the spooky holiday at home.
In a recent update from the Prince and Princess of Wales, it was revealed that the Waleses had marked Hallowe’en together, with an adorable throwback photo of a one-year-old Louis.
READ MORE: Prince William takes over for King Charles as Firm prepares for bombshell
It is no secret that the Waleses have a very close-knit relation with the Middletons, hence, their granny Carole Middleton possibly inspired her grandchildren to embrace a family tradition.
Pumpkin carving is a annual event in the Middleton household, as Carole dubbed it as a “autumn highlight” in one of her interviews in 2022.
She shared how she looks forward to decorating pumpkins with her “loved ones”.
This is also something the Wales children share in common with their two cousins, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
As reports revealed that the Sussex family has now moved into their new home in Cotswold following ahead of their vacation.
While the children love trick’ o treating, carving pumpkins is also considered a fun activity in the Sussex household as Meghan has shared glimpses of her children celebrating the spooky season with the fun activity.
Last year, in Montecito, Archie and Lilibet visit a pumpkin farm with their grandmother. This year, things may have been different in their new home, but some family traditions are carried regardless of the location.
READ MORE: Prince Harry, Meghan welcome major life change in UK amid tough phase
