The Duchess of Cambridge shared with a fan recently that Prince William is not keen on having more children.

This revelation came during the couple’s public appearance in Bradford, Yorkshire.

After their visit to Bradford, where they engaged with royal fans, Kate Middleton took a moment to interact with a supporter named Josh Macpalce.

He expressed his admiration for the royal family by mentioning the congratulatory cards he sent after the births of each of Kate and William’s children.

In response, Kate disclosed to Macpalce that they are unlikely to have more children in the future.

The couple currently has three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

During an encounter in Northern Ireland last February, Kate had shown interest in adding to their family after meeting a charming baby.

Despite feeling “broody” at the time, she indicated her husband’s reservations about having a fourth child.

The visit to Bradford marked the Cambridges’ first official outing in 2020 and their initial public appearance following the announcement of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s intention to step back from their senior royal roles.

Earlier this week, Queen Elizabeth convened a significant royal meeting regarding Harry and Meghan’s decision.

Subsequently, the Queen expressed her support for the couple’s desire to lead a more independent life while remaining integral to the royal family.

In light of these recent events, Kate Middleton’s candid revelation about Prince William’s perspective on expanding their family sheds light on the couple’s future plans.

As they navigate their royal duties amid changes within the monarchy, it appears that their focus remains on their existing family unit.