A striking resemblance to her father William at the same age, Charlotte Elizabeth Diana smiles happily at the mom who portrays her. Lottie, as they call her in the family, she is sociable and self-confident, much more than her older brother, but also a little “boss”, as the great-grandmother once called her. A good intuition, also according to his father William: “If you ask him he says he’s sixteen”, commented some time ago the heir to the throne. There are many episodes that tell of her decisive and at the same time lively disposition, from the way of greeting, which already makes you glimpse the little lady of tomorrow, to that “You cannot enter” addressed to the photographers who were waiting for Louis’s baptism outside St. James’s Palace.
A nice temper, in short, who has school has earned her the title of “warrior princess”.
“Charlotte has a strong character that will ensure a bright future for her», Revealed al Mirror the expert Katie Nicholl“It has the same vivacity of Princess Margaret, but without suffering from the “spare tire” syndrome that affects all the younger brothers of the heir to the throne, Harry included”. \
Waiting to grow up and to tell a story of her own, beyond comparison, Charlotte studies at Thomas’s Battersea School in London, not far from Kensington, the same one attended by her older brother George, but the one in progress for the two princes should be the last year.
For Kate and William, in fact, the decision to move closer to Windsor Castle by the summer would no longer be a hypothesis, indeed, according to the British tabloids, an announcement could arrive in the coming weeks. In anticipation of this change, made to attend Queen Elizabeth more assiduously, the children of the dukes will have to change schools. A decision has not yet been made, although the boarding school option for the eldest child would be very popular with his father, who was the same age as his son when he started going to one.
For Charlotte, however, it is far too early. After class, the princess comes home and is a child like any other. Mom and dad want it like that.
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