Charlotte has inherited Kate’s ‘quiet determination’ & ability to ‘let her hair down’, says body language expert
PRINCESS Charlotte and Prince George were treated to a late night on Saturday when they joined their parents Kate Middleton and Prince William at the Party at the Palace.
The youngsters could be seen laughing and singing along to music at the concert held to commemorate 70 years of their great-grandmother The Queen on the throne.
And body language expert Judi James says that the occasion demonstrated just how much the Cambridge children are becoming like their parents, with Charlotte in particular mirroring Kate.
Speaking to Fabulous, Judi said: “Kate is a clear role model for Charlotte, with Charlotte suddenly looking like her mother’s mini-me.
“While George and his dad share some traits of shyness, Charlotte seems to have inherited her mother’s confidence and quiet determination.”
Judi went on to say that as well as inheriting her mum’s determination, Charlotte has also picked up her ability to have fun.
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She continued: “Both Kate and Charlotte appeared to find letting their hair down and having fun much easier than the slightly formal-looking William and George.
“Kate really did move to the music and she often sang along, waving her flag with enthusiasm while Charlotte followed suit.
“Kate and Charlotte looked like the ones who would have loved to get up from their seats and join in the dancing while William and George looked like they might have been more at home of the football terraces.”
It was a late night for the Cambridge children as they joined their parents for the Queen’s Jubilee concert last night.
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The Cambridges danced in their seats to We Will Rock You and Sweet Caroline as they enjoyed a night out at Party at the Palace.
It was a big day of firsts for Princess Charlotte.
She also joined George and her mum and dad for a visit to Wales earlier on Saturday.
The seven-year-old stole the show as she pretended to conduct a band – and appeared to dip into a curtsey.
Princess Anne was also captured on camera yesterday as she burst out laughing at something brother Charles had said.
The Queen did not attend the festivities – but she recorded a hilarious clip with Paddington Bear, which was screened before the performances began.
On Saturday night, the Queen watch the performances from world-famous artists including Sir Elton John and Diana Ross from the comfort of her home.
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Harry and Meghan were also not in the audience.
The couple remained at Frogmore Cottage after spending the day celebrating daughter Lilibet’s first birthday privately.
