Roman Kemp’s mum’s trading with Princess Kate as George’s obsession unveiled

Roman Kemp pictured alongside Princess Kate Roman Kemp revealed his mum and Kate Middleton have been trading homegrown products. Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Roman, 30, shared that his mum Shirlie Kemp, 61, has kept in contact with the royal, as the Capital Breakfast host dished all after he partnered with McCain to support their regenerative farming campaign. The Princess of Wales visited his family home earlier this year after she teamed up with the radio presenter for a short film about mental wellbeing after she launched her early years development campaign. “My mum and dad have this lovely house that they have been working on and there is a big apple tree and they have started making their own apple juice from it,” he explained. The One Show presenter shared that Prince George is now “obsessed” with his parents’ homegrown apple juice. READ MORE Angela Rippon’s appearance on Strictly leaves viewers distracted Roman Kemp pictured with his mum Shirlie Kemp Roman continued: “My mum gave [Princess Kate] a crate of this apple juice that they made and she obviously took it home. “Because the next time I saw her she was like, ‘Oh my God! Please can you say thank you to your mum and we need some more of that apple juice because George is obsessed with it. He keeps saying mum, ‘I want the apple juice.’ “So Kate and my mum have been trading that apple juice.” The TV personality added that Kate has also been sending his parents her very own homemade honey. Princess Kate’s son George is obsessed with apple juice SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Roman Kemp has teamed up with McCain He commented: “Kate has been sending [them] honey that she makes. So my mum gets the honey [from the princess] and mum has been sending off the apple juice to Kate.” Meanwhile, self-confessed Farm Newbie, Roman, has teamed up with McCain to help shine a light on the positive impact regenerative farming can have on the planet. New research from McCain has revealed a third of Brits admit to not knowing what farms do or where their food actually comes from, with Gen Z being over four times more likely than those over 55 to admit this. Roman spent the day at Rectory Farm in Oxfordshire where he met farmer Imogen Stanley who grows potatoes for McCain as well as “Pick Your Own” strawberries, blackberries, asparagus and more. Trending