Prince William, Princess Kate strengthen kids’ moral upbringing amid Andrew controversy

Prince William and Princess Kate have been deeply protective of their children following Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s disgraceful controversies.

In the wake of the former Duke of York’s notorious scandals, the Prince and Princess of Wales have become even more focused on instilling strong moral values in their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

According to royal aides who spoke to Radar Online, Kate has taken the lead in giving their children a notably strict moral upbringing to “stop them turning out like” Andrew.

"She sees learning values like honesty and kindness as just as essential as excelling in school or sports. George, Charlotte, and Louis are being guided on how to make good decisions, show respect, and be accountable for their actions,” the source continued.

While another insider shared, "Kate has made it clear to William that their children need a firm moral foundation to handle the scrutiny of public life. It's about shielding them from pressures and influences they aren't ready to deal with yet.”

A well-placed palace source revealed that the future queen is “very involved” with her children, often turning ordinary moments into meaningful lessons on honesty, fairness, and empathy.

“It’s not just words — it’s real, practical teaching,” the tipster added.

It is worth noting that King Charles stripped Prince Andrew of his titles and ordered him to leave the Royal Lodge by January 31, 2026, due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein.