This was a great, and insightful video. I have a feeling that the press has taken what Charles said (or didn't say) out of context, and created this issue. As to Her Majesty not holding baby George, I have a feeling the reasons behind that decision don't have anything to do with her not being 'warm and fuzzy'. Maybe the baby doesn't know his great-granny all that well, and feels uncomfortable being held by her. I don't think anyone wanted a fussy infant during a photo shoot. Or, perhaps, as someone mentioned, she did get to hold him, and there are pictures, but due to the wishes of the family, those will remain private. There are so many reasons, but just because the picture wasn't released, doesn't mean that it doesn't exist, or that the baby didn't get a snuggle from his great-grandmother.
Perhaps William is looking the way he does in this picture is because he is thinking of his mother, I bet he wishes his mother was alive to hold his son and yes even after all these years he still has a sadness in him at times when he realizes again that she isn't here. William loved his mother deeply and I believe it really took something out of him when she died. I believe also that with Catherine he has found someone who understands him, and gives him the type of down to earth family life that he hadwith his mother and not his father. PC was brought up in a very formal setting and Diana wanted the children to know all walks of life, not just the royal side. That is what he has with Catherine and her family the Middleton's. To this day I do believe that he has tears in his heart over his mother, he just rarely shows them. I think William and Catherine make a great team and the love that is being shown between her and her son is *Priceless* while William just seems sad because he wants his mother there.
