Kate Middleton ‘Scolds’ Prince George; Princess Charlotte Impresses With ‘Secret‘ Talent

Kate Middleton recently stepped out with her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis when they attended Prince William and Prince Harry’s polo match.

During their outing, the three young royals made headlines but for entirely different reasons. Prince Louis reportedly wore Middleton's sunglasses, and he was also photographed sucking his thumb.

But it was Prince George and Princess Charlotte that really piqued the interest of royal fans. The Duchess of Cambridge was accused of scolding the future prince while he was playing with a polo mallet.

Initially, Middleton allowed Prince George and Princess Charlotte to run around and play with a football but when she saw what Prince George had in his hand, she immediately called his attention. Prince George dropped the polo mallet without making any fuss.

Princess Charlotte also made headlines after eagle-eyed royal watchers noticed how good she is at kicking and running after the ball. Princess Charlotte just turned 4 years old last month.

Also, during their outing, Middleton was photographed feeding her three children from the back of her private car. Princess Charlotte sat in the trunk of the black vehicle while eating a piece of cookie.

Prince George, on the other hand, wasn’t in the mood for snacks that’s why he just stood in the trunk beside his younger sister. Prince Louis sat on Middleton’s lap as he tried to get one of the cookies from a container.

Meanwhile, Middleton was also photographed sitting beside Meghan Markle at the polo match. But according to a body language expert, the two Duchesses deliberately avoided each other at the event but with good reason.

Markle arrived at the polo match with Prince Louis in tow. The 2-month-old fell asleep and James said that Middleton possibly didn’t want to wake her nephew up. But before Archie fell asleep, his cousin, Prince Louis, first tried to charm him by waving at him while his tongue was out.