Princess Charlotte was cheered when she attended Wimbledon this year (Image: PA)
Princess Charlotte is growing into a confident, self-assured young lady and everyone knows about it.
In a video by MailOnline a few years ago, shared a glimpse of funny character. He told viewers that the Princess, who was six years old at the time, would tell people she was 16 whenever they would ask her age.
He also said in the video that would say, “I’m six now I’ll do whatever I want.”
Now nine years old, the Princess has grown into a cheerful and popular young lady. Where she is described as “kind and friendly” and adored by other children from the school she attends alongside her brothers, Prince George, 11 and Prince Louis, five.
Prince William and Princess Kate are determinted to give their children a normal childhood (Image: PA )
The Princess was registered as Charlotte Cambridge at school, Lambrook and it is said that and Princess Kate would like their children to have a normal as possible childhood.
At school, she is now referred to by her nickname, Lottie Wales, given to her by friends which she is said to adore.
It is also reported that she is very popular at school and kind to the children in younger year groups.
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Charlotte has attended plenty of royal engagements and celebrations over this year, including Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, King Charles III’s Coronation and Wimbledon, where she received a great reception from the crowd.
During the engagements, you’ll see the Princess taking on a lead role by looking after her brothers, which she does very well.
Former royal correspondent Jennie Bond said: “Charlotte strikes me as quite a confident young lady but, with two brothers, she will no doubt be looking to her mother and other women in the family as role models – from her great-grandmother the Queen to her own mum.”
She added: “Charlotte is reaching the age when she can really appreciate her mother’s sense of style, and they can share ‘girlie’ moments together. Catherine also provides the perfect role model for how to behave as a senior member of the royal family.”